Here's my jist on RRT; the quick and dirty version:
If you're reading this you know how to work a computer which means likely you realize how complicated a computer is. And you know that on occasion you get this little notice that pops us stating some software needs to be updated and so you click the update now and button and a few moments later that software is supposedly working better than it had been. Also it's quite likely you own or can operate a car. And you of course then know that that car is also a complicated machine which requires regular maintenance and tune ups. (I'm not saying everyone tunes up their car regularly though!) Well the human mind is more complicated than a computer or car. Therefore it's prone to problems just by it's sheer complexity. Thus it needs to be tuned up or have glitches repaired occasionally. I have the ability to repair those glitches and tune up the human mind.
Now a hammer...not so complicated. If I gave you a hammer and a computer which one could you break first? The computer right? All's you have to do is breath on that computer and it's likely to need something repaired. Human minds are complicated, WAAAY more complicated than a hammer.
Throughout our life we experience traumatic things (trauma in my world is anything that is weird, unexpected, unusual, violent, scary, or upsetting. And there's Big T trauma: rape, violent crimes, and Little t traumas: having to put your nose in the corner in third grade for chewing bubble gum) Trauma to the human mind is like being T-bones in your car by another car. It leaves an impression on the subconscious mind. When you have a car accident you need a body shop guy to work out the dents, fix any damage, and repaint your car so it looks like new again. Well not only can I tune up the human mind I can work out the dents and get the human mind working better than it did prior to the traumatic event.
Be well, Be happy-
Tara S. Dickherber, LPC
Certified Rapid Resolution Therapy® therapist
Executive Director of the Institute for Survivors of Sexual Violence™
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