S.M.E., 38
Business Woman
I was physically attacked fourteen years ago when I was still in college. The attacker repeatedly beat me on the head with a brick. Though I survived the incident, I was hardly prepared for the psychological problems that followed. I was misdiagnosed by my doctors and suffered even further from the side effects of different medication. I also spent years in therapy. I lost my dignity after being hospitalized several times. Because of the ineffectiveness of conventional therapy I turned to alternative modalities for help. Some gave me some relief but on lasted permanently. Finally I was found a doctor that correctly diagnosed me with PTSD.
I was skeptical about Brain State Technologies® like most people when I heard about it, but I tried it anyway. My mind became quieter with the first 10 sessions. Through the months that followed, I noticed subtle as well as dramatic changes in me. My chronic grief lifted, I can look back at the attack and it did not traumatize me. I no longer have the disruption of flashbacks. My feeling of fearfulness and negativity have decreased. I am capable of experiencing true happiness now. I don’t have debilitating high anxiety any more. I feel safe and can handle stress at home and at work without going into a panic.
Most importantly, I have come to the realization that I feel okay about myself – I feel mentally solid and strong. As far as I can see, these changes are permanent. Brain Training has allowed me to regain and keep my dignity while I healed from PTSD.
Four months later, I was able to return for another six sessions. With this added training, my mind has become more present and clear. The quality of my sleep has improved. I wake up feeling well-rested. I anticipate more positive changes in the months ahead. With my dignity and sense of well-being restored, I am looking forward to the future.
Thank you Dave and Diane from the Brain Training of the Northwoods for your help! I am forever grateful!
trained by
Dave & Diane Schlichting
Brain Training of the Northwoods
BrainTrainingNW.com
Tags: Despression, PTSD
