Individual Intensives

Day One

1. Life Script Analysis and Set Goals/Objectives for the Intensive.
2. Your Life Scroll – The life God has for you.
3. Learning Your Frame of Reference.
4. Review the Joines Personalities Adaptations Questionnaire. This is a tool used to facilitate the work and help you understand your individual personality.
5. Identify prevalent negative emotions you are dealing with on a daily basis (these are called racket emotions).
6. Clarify your mental health and emotional healing goals.
7. Identify your protective emotions (anger, rejection, fear, abandonment, etc.).
8. Being clear about what you want to change… about you! Your intensive is designed to change you, how you respond, how you activate, etc. It does not change the others in your life; however, as you heal and grow, you may find others respond to you in new ways. You may discover you now have the strength to set boundaries where needed in your life.
9. Begin Re-Decision Therapy (RDT) — I ask everyone to do this type of work as it will show me how you process information and it will increase your ego strength and ability to handle life's pressures. It is also an excellent technique if you struggle with self-sabotage, self-harm, self-rejection, or suicidal thoughts.

Day Two

1. Complete any RDT work carried over from day one.
2. Begin EMDR and/or Energy Work — Certain techniques deal with the unconscious traumas in your mind. EMDR is helpful for clearing trauma associated with negative cognitions (I'm worthless, beyond hope, a burden, too much, etc.).
3. Think of it as if you are getting the sediment off the ocean floor. The sediment on the ocean floor often makes the water very cloudy.
4. Energy techniques such as TRET (Trauma Resolution Energy Therapy) help to clear out the unconscious traumas. The result is often a desire to read your Bible more, pray more, and be close to God.
5. Energy work can also be helpful for those who have somatized their emotions to their body or who have severe dissociation.
6. I do not do any occultic work (tarot or angel cards, etc.).
7. From a biblical perspective, I liken it to getting the idols out of the temple. You are the temple of the Holy Spirit. Traumatic energy keeps you from fully worshipping Jesus and being all you are called to be.
8. Although we are using scientific techniques, Energy Work has been seen by some believers as "New Age." We are using the body's own positive energy to release itself from negative energy. You do not have to do energy work. I will explain the work and you have liberty to accept or decline.
9. Father God, in His ingenious design of the body, gave a way for trauma to be released. We engage no other spirit but the Holy Spirit of God. We rely on Father God, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit to hover over the process, guide the process, and bring healing and transformation to you in the areas you desire. God, the Holy Spirit, wants to walk alongside you as a Helper in your process.

Days Three to Five

1. Complete or continue EMDR, TRET and RDT.
2. Use HeartSync Prayer and RDT to solidify the work you did during these three days so that, when you leave, you will feel like "everything is in place" to the extent that it can be where you are in your healing journey.
3. HeartSync and other prayer techniques, such as Transformational Prayer Ministry, are used throughout the Intensive to build your capacity and build joy in your heart, mind, and body.
4. I occasionally use Judicial Prayer (Courts of Heaven) to help people clear blocks to healing, emotional, and even financial breakthrough. Many people abandon themselves financially — this is an emotional issue as well as a spiritual issue.
5. Discuss follow up and future therapy. If you are working through trauma and coming from out of state, you are responsible to have a local therapist for mental health emergencies, weekly sessions if you need, and other types of situations that need to be handled on sight with a trained therapist.
6. We will solidify your plan for when you return home.

Optional — For clients in the states of NC and SC, therapist offers follow up half-day or whole day sessions in person or via telehealth. These are usually done once per month, if needed. Many clients do not feel like they need the follow up, but may choose it at a later time.