Rapid Transformational Therapy
Cross-source consensus on Rapid Transformational Therapy from 1 sources and 7 claims.
1 sources · 7 claims
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- The article treats RTT's evidence base as mainly anecdotal rather than experimentally established. — Tell Yourself a Better Lie and Rapid Transformational Therapy
- The RTT process begins with investigative questioning to find clues behind a client's symptom or desired change. — Tell Yourself a Better Lie and Rapid Transformational Therapy
- RTT interprets remembered scenes to connect childhood conclusions with current symptoms. — Tell Yourself a Better Lie and Rapid Transformational Therapy
- RTT is presented as a fast therapy method that targets underlying beliefs rather than repeatedly revisiting symptoms. — Tell Yourself a Better Lie and Rapid Transformational Therapy
- RTT is positioned for problems such as phobias, compulsive eating, addiction-like behaviors, relationship issues, and confidence difficulties. — Tell Yourself a Better Lie and Rapid Transformational Therapy
- RTT uses hypnosis to regress clients to scenes believed to explain a current symptom or behavior. — Tell Yourself a Better Lie and Rapid Transformational Therapy
- RTT installs new beliefs through hypnosis and personalized recordings because logic alone may not defeat emotion. — Tell Yourself a Better Lie and Rapid Transformational Therapy