[…] presence of Jesus asthe central focus, and clearly identify connecting more intimately with Jesus as the primaryobjective (with resolution of trauma as a secondary objective), you have the Immanuel Approachto emotional healing. Each of these components are thoroughly discussed in […]
Read More[…] presence of Jesus asthe central focus, and clearly identify connecting more intimately with Jesus as the primaryobjective (with resolution of trauma as a secondary objective), you have the Immanuel Approachto emotional healing. Each of these components are thoroughly discussed in […]
Read More[…] whole Immanuel Prayer process is organized around an interactive connection with Jesus….first inside a positive memory and then inside a trauma memory….if He takes you there." D r. Karl Lehman M.D. Every time you meet with someone you will have […]
Read More[…] to the average reader. For those who want to be more precise and who are familiar with "Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, and the God Who Is with Us ~ Part II," you can substitute the more accurate "right-hemisphere pain-processing-pathway maturity […]
Read More[…] share with others, please, please, please ask their permission.A. Splinter-free positive memory that includes God: As with all safety-net and trauma-healingexercises, it is important to use splinter-free memories so that you have a splinter-free safety net.B. Multiple memories to build […]
Read More[…] also been called “Emmanuel prayer,” or the “Immanuel process”. The Immanuel approach for emotional healing •Shifts the primary objective from “resolve trauma and relieve symptoms” to “help the person connect more intimately with Jesus by removing barriers between her heart and […]
Read More[…] than thirty years experience with studying, practicing, developing, andteaching tools and techniques that integrate spirituality into the treatment of psychological trauma.Dr. Lehman is the author of two books on topics related to spirituality and the treatment ofpsychological trauma (Outsmarting Yourself1 […]
Read More[…] than thirty years experience with studying, practicing, developing, andteaching tools and techniques that integrate spirituality into the treatment of psychological trauma.Dr. Lehman is the author of two books on topics related to spirituality and the treatment ofpsychological trauma: Outsmarting Yourself […]
Read More[…] than thirty years experience with studying, practicing, developing, andteaching tools and techniques that integrate spirituality into the treatment of psychological trauma.Dr. Lehman is the author of two books on topics related to spirituality and the treatment ofpsychological trauma (Outsmarting Yourself1 […]
Read More[…] described in Chapter 3, I started my journey with the Immanuel Approach believing that theprimary objective was to heal psychological trauma in order to relieve suffering. As alsodescribed in Chapter 3, Jesus told one of my clients, "I love my […]
Read MoreKarl D. Lehman, M.D. Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div.Brain Science, Psychological Trauma, and The God Who is With Us,Part VI: Special Subjects(©Copyright 2008 K.D. Lehman MD, New 7/18/08, Last revised 3/22/25)Note: Large portions of the original version of this essay are […]
Read More[…] the Lord to lead her to any underlying1 The very short summary: Maggie’s client is working to resolve very complex trauma, and she had not come to aplace of good resolution by the end of the time available for the […]
Read More[…] him, asks for help in perceiving theLord’s interactive presence, and asks for guidance and help with respect to processing theunresolved trauma. In some of these situations, Charlie experiences a phenomena that is actuallyfairly common (see additional discussion below): when we […]
Read More[…] of being n eglected and left alone as everyone cared for his mother. Alex receives profound, beautiful healing for this trauma, and is especially blessed by Jesus’ reassurance that Jesus will stay with him (as opposed to hurry ing off […]
Read More[…] initial positive memory with a splinter. In fact, the "splinter" in the initial positive memory turns out to be the trauma that we work with for the rest of the session. This session particularly provides an example of how positive […]
Read More[…] initial positive memory with a splinter. In fact, the "splinter" in the initial positive memory turns out to be the trauma that we work with for the rest of the session. This session particularly provides an example of how positive […]
Read More[…] city spring break experience confirmed God's call to teach and to bring God's love to children with learning disabilities and/or trauma from violence, poverty, racism, and persecution, which I have continued in for the past thirty years. My growth into […]
Read More[…] "EITHER a problem is a true mental illness, needing treatment with psychiatric medication; OR a problem is caused by psychological trauma, needing treatment with emotional healing." I talk about the BOTH -AND approach to un derstanding mental illnesses, psychological trauma, […]
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