Rewind Therapy

David Muss Rewind Therapy is a powerful, trauma-focused therapeutic technique designed to help individuals process and resolve PTSD and traumatic memories in a safe and effective way.

Unlike traditional talk therapies, Rewind Therapy doesn’t require clients to repeatedly relive or discuss their trauma, making it less intrusive and emotionally overwhelming.

The therapy works by allowing the brain to reprocess traumatic memories, reducing their emotional intensity.

Often, just one or two sessions can bring about significant relief, helping individuals regain control over their lives and move forward without the lingering effects of past trauma.

The Rewind is different from other imaginal exposure therapies because no details are disclosed to the therapist Hence the treatment is known as "closure without disclosure"
The benefits of non-disclosure include:

• Minimising the risk of the client being re-traumatized.   
• There is no fear of disclosing sensitive information e.g. In the case of servicemen, for example, about deployment. 
• For survivors of rape and sexual abuse the benefit of not having to disclose details of the event to a stranger is self-evident 
• The Rewind offers a way of permanently stopping the involuntary recall by filing the traumatic event so it comes under control. Voluntary recall remains.

  ***FOR SINGLE EVENT TRAUMAS, two to three sessions at most are required.  

  FOR MULTIPLE EVENT TRAUMAS, such as: combat, sexual abuse; domestic violence; etc each traumatic event can be dealt with separately over separate sessions but, depending on the way the involuntary recall represents, can also be dealt with in one session.