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In my EMDR session today, I suddenly found myself feeling upset after my therapist suggested I tell myself that I could move on, because I managed to get it into my head that if I moved on, the incident would be forgotten about, like I was the only one who still thought about it. But I've also felt guilty sometimes because I think I have no right to feel upset about it, and I've got annoyed at people who brought the subject up for not letting me get away from it.
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This is exactly why I don't do EDMR. It addresses the immediate but not the underlying conflicting thoughts and memories that are causing the conflicts panics and so on.
Talk with your therapist so that she / he knows what is going on. and hang in there. |
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Thanks, myself. I did talk to my therapist - he was actually the one that pointed out the thoughts were incompatible that time, I hadn't noticed.
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