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<blockquote data-quote="Roxona" data-source="post: 688903" data-attributes="member: 19076"><p>Thanks. I'm glad it worked too. The reason she tried it on me was because I control my responses too much. I will think everything over before responding, and that is what had been stunting my recovery from depression all along. No one could ever get far enough "in" to find out what the root of the problem really was. My anxiety actually did stop for a couple of years after my EMDR treatment. However, when I remarried and was faced with SS10 being a Difficult Child, then J getting so heavily involved with drugs and the police calling me in the middle of the night....well that's when the panic attacks in my sleep started again. I wake up thinking I'm choking on crushed glass and it seems so real. I've gotten used to it now and generally just roll over and fall back asleep. The counselor who did the EMDR no longer sees patients, and I haven't found anyone I connect with like I did her. Otherwise, I'd be going back for more treatment.</p><p></p><p>As for side effects, I don't think I had anything measureable, and the research I've done suggests there aren't many. The biggest "effect" I think people experience is from the intense processing of getting to the root of the issue. Suppressed memories will emerge and need to be processed. It can be extremely emotional and confusing I would think. However, I think this is essential to fix the actual problem. You have to bring the dirt up in order to get rid of it in my humble opinion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Roxona, post: 688903, member: 19076"] Thanks. I'm glad it worked too. The reason she tried it on me was because I control my responses too much. I will think everything over before responding, and that is what had been stunting my recovery from depression all along. No one could ever get far enough "in" to find out what the root of the problem really was. My anxiety actually did stop for a couple of years after my EMDR treatment. However, when I remarried and was faced with SS10 being a Difficult Child, then J getting so heavily involved with drugs and the police calling me in the middle of the night....well that's when the panic attacks in my sleep started again. I wake up thinking I'm choking on crushed glass and it seems so real. I've gotten used to it now and generally just roll over and fall back asleep. The counselor who did the EMDR no longer sees patients, and I haven't found anyone I connect with like I did her. Otherwise, I'd be going back for more treatment. As for side effects, I don't think I had anything measureable, and the research I've done suggests there aren't many. The biggest "effect" I think people experience is from the intense processing of getting to the root of the issue. Suppressed memories will emerge and need to be processed. It can be extremely emotional and confusing I would think. However, I think this is essential to fix the actual problem. You have to bring the dirt up in order to get rid of it in my humble opinion. [/QUOTE]
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