What Is Emotional Transformation Therapy®(ETT®)
Emotional Transformation Therapy® (ETT®) is an “attachment-based” form of interpersonal therapy whose outcomes are substantially amplified by precise visual brain stimulation.
- The term “emotional transformation” is used because it frequently alleviates emotional distress in minutes and often produces positive states as a result.
- “Attachment-based” refers to the fact that each person has characteristic patterns of regulating emotions and relationships that developed in early bonding. When attachment patterns are deficient, it makes people more susceptible to emotional distress. By adapting interpersonal responses that are individualized to each person in counseling, the basic attachment deficiency source can be changed to promote long-term changes.
The ETT® method is now used by hundreds of therapists in the U.S. and Europe. Its process is supported by scientific research documented in the book Emotional Transformation Therapy. This method has specific treatment procedures that produce rapid outcomes for the following conditions:
- Rapid Trauma Recovery-Acute Trauma and PTSD
- Depression
- Anxiety Disorders
- Addiction-both substance and behavioral addictions
- Couple Therapy
- Spiritual and Religious Issues
- Somatic Psychotherapy-chronic physical pain, accident recovery and the stress component of illness
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
- Sleep Disorders
- Adult ADD and ADHD
- Some types of brain injury
- Bipolar Disorder