Tag: bilateral stimulation therapy
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What Is Bilateral Stimulation & Why It Works

Bilateral stimulation engages both sides of the brain to help reprocess traumatic memories, calm the nervous system, and reduce emotional flooding. Learn how EMDR and the Flash Technique use eye movements, tapping, and positive focus to make healing faster, safer, and more effective — without reliving trauma in detail.
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The Difference Between EMDR and OEI Therapy

EMDR helps reprocess memories, but can be intense for some because the procedure requires you to talk about the painful, personal details of trauma and reactivates the brain’s distress pathways. OEI offers a gentler, neuroscience-based approach that helps the brain integrate trauma without overwhelming your brain and body.
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Why Is OEI Therapy Called Observed & Experiential Integration?

What makes Observed Experiential Integration (OEI) different from other therapies? This gentle, body-based trauma therapy helps you observe, experience, and integrate difficult emotions and sensations—without needing to relive painful memories. Learn how OEI rewires the brain, calms the nervous system, and restores wholeness, especially when other methods like EMDR feel too overwhelming.