Example of a “Getting Started” Immanuel Approach training seminar by Dr. Lehman Brief Overview What: At this conference Dr. Lehman will teach through lecture, live session videos, live demonstrations, and hands on group exercises. You will learn the theory behind the … Continue reading
Read MorePatricia Velotta has graciously allowed us to post excerpts from the appendices from her new book Immanuel: a Practicum Knowledge We can know God intellectually, in our minds, and experientially, in our hearts and lives. Words used in the original … Continue reading
Read MoreI understand Immanuel primarily because I have received his healing for ten years through this approach. I continue to be committed to my healing work with Immanuel because I want to be free, I want all that Jesus has for … Continue reading
Read MoreRhonda and Danny Calhoun, friends of ours and co-directors of Our Father’s Farm ministry near Kansas City, have also observed this same phenomena. They routinely use the Immanuel approach, and recently shared with us about their experiences with Sarah and … Continue reading
Read MoreDr. Ian M., a friend of ours and psychologist in Winnipeg, Canada, has been teaching his children about the Immanuel approach for life. He has talked to them about the truth that Jesus (Immanuel) is always with us, he has … Continue reading
Read MoreMy perception is that the Immanuel approach and Theophostic® Prayer Ministry (TPM) share many of the same foundational principles. Many aspects of the process are also similar. I started with Theophostic® Prayer Ministry, and progressively developed the Immanuel approach as I modified … Continue reading
Read MoreIs it legal for lay people to charge for Immanuel approach sessions? As far as we know, it’s perfectly legal for lay people to charge for counseling/prayer sessions as long as you don’t misrepresent yourself. That is, it’s legal for you … Continue reading
Read MoreThis may surprise some readers, but we have seen consistently positive results when using the Immanuel approach with any non-Christians who are willing to try it. In fact, willingness to try it seems to be the only prerequisite. When discussing … Continue reading
Read MoreThe really short answer is “Yes.” For a more thorough answer, read the stories below and then click here to read an additional 8 page essay on using the Immanuel approach with children. Using the Immanuel approach with children As … Continue reading
Read MoreThis is a good example of the kind of experiences people are reporting as they incorporate the Immanuel approach into their daily lives – as they get into the habit of inviting Jesus to be with them, asking for help … Continue reading
Read More[…] spirits, these spiritual factors will affect your brain and mind. Attimes it can be helpful to talk about the different parts of the brain-mind-spirit system separately,but even as we discuss the different parts it is important to remember that these […]
Read MoreKarl D. Lehman, M.D. Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div.Distinguishing Between Demonic Spirits and Internal Parts(©Copyright 2001 Karl D. Lehman MD, New 2001, Last revised 1/17/2025)I. IntroductionDemonic spirits and internal parts are both common1 , and can easily be mistaken for each […]
Read More[…] PartsA.Does each internal part need to be led to Christ?B.How do you handle a client with two or three different parts that are so intensely at warwith each other that they continually hijack his system and keep him from being […]
Read More[…] this material continues to seem confusingand overwhelming, check for triggering and/or demonic interference in yourself.Note regarding demonic spirits and internal parts:3 Throughout this essay, we always discussthe possibility of interference from internal parts as part of discussing possible interference fromdemonic […]
Read More[…] this material continues to seem confusingand overwhelming, check for triggering and/or demonic interference in yourself.Note regarding demonic spirits and internal parts:3 Throughout this essay, I always discuss thepossibility of interference from internal parts as part of discussing possible interference fromdemonic […]
Read More[…] M.D. • www.kclehman.com • Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div.Karl D. Lehman, M.D. Charlotte E.T. Lehman, M.Div. "Patricia: First Session with Internal Parts" Explanatory Comments (©Copyright 2003 K.D. Lehman MD & C.E.T. Lehman MDiv, New 10/15/2003, Revised 6/1/2012)These notes provide explanatory comments […]
Read More[…] capacity of the person’s combined brain-mind-spirit system, and the series of hills to your right represents the intensity of different parts of a specific traumatic memory. For example, one of my friends was in a car accident. The first, small […]
Read More[…] to understand anyof this material regarding the conditions and resources necessary for resolving traumaticmemories.I. Introduction: From the material presented in parts II & III, we know that for painful events toavoid becoming traumatic they need to complete the journey through […]
Read More[…] initial session)Minute 29:0810 minutesFinal explanatory commentsMinute 38:516 minutesChapters:1. Start/Introductory Comments 0:002. Advanced Troubleshooting 2:193. Guardian Lie Fears 5:514. Negotiations with Parts 6:505. Perceives Jesus 8:586. Begin Basic Process 11:237. Jesus Invites Eye Contact 17:578. Parts Engage With Jesus 23:03 Rita […]
Read More[…] decisions regarding MHP consultation based on the suicide risk at the peaks ofthe variability. For example, with dissociation, assess the parts that are most suicidal; withdemonic oppression, assess peak suicide risk for the worst episodes of suicide-specificoppression; with clients who […]
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