Treating Trauma through Eidetic Trauma Therapy: A Case Study Approach

Abstract

The study examines the effectiveness of eidetic trauma therapy on treating trauma. A sample of ten cases was studied. Trauma in the individuals was identified with the help of a scale” trauma symptom checklist”. It was hypothesized that many psychological symptomologies are manifested due to underlying trauma. Therefore, participants with various symptomologies (such as depression, conversion, and anxiety) were selected and studied. Each participant was subjected to eidetic trauma treatment for a minimum of 35 to a maximum of 45 minutes. The number of sessions ranged from a minimum of four to a maximum of eight. The aim of the study was to resolve these symptomologies by treating the underlying trauma in a shorter duration with cost-effective and efficient ways. The results of the study revealed that 90% of the psychological symptomologies were resolved after the underlying trauma was treated with Eidetic trauma remedy. 100% of the participants benefited from the therapy under eight sessions. Maximum participants were treated within five sessions. Hence the Eidetic trauma therapy proves to be a quick and cost-effective way of locating and treating trauma as 100% the participants showed improvements in their psychological symptomologies within eight sessions of the therapeutic procedure.