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"I am still amazed today because PTSD was the emotional backdrop to my life, and now I just can’t bring the fear that haunted me to mind."

PTSD LIES

Challenging the assumptions that keep people stuck.

The mainstream approach to trauma is filled with half-truths and slow processes that don't match what’s actually possible. Here are some common beliefs — and why they don’t hold up:

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❌ "It takes time to process trauma."

Truth: Trauma can dissolve in minutes — not days, weeks, or months. Time alone doesn’t heal; precision does.

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❌ "Nightmares are an essential part of trauma."

Truth: If the trauma is gone, the nightmare stops. Nightmares are symptoms, not necessary steps in healing.

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❌ "You should avoid stressful situations."

Truth: If trauma's cleared, everyday life stops being dangerous. Avoiding stress isn't freedom — it's limitation.

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❌ "Yoga will help."

Truth: It might soothe, but it won’t erase trauma. Why stretch around it when you can remove it?

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❌ "Journaling will help."

Truth: Journaling may bring insight, but it doesn’t clear trauma. Clear it first — write later if you want.

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❌ "Talking about it will help."

Truth: Talking helps some people feel heard — but it doesn’t dissolve trauma in minutes. That’s a different process.

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❌ "Anxiety is necessary."

Truth: Anxiety is a signal, not a sentence. It’s your system saying something’s unresolved. Resolve it — and it stops.

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❌ "EMDR helps."

Truth: It's not the protocol — it’s the mental shift it triggers. But why take hours when the same result can happen in minutes?

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❌ "You have to let your guard down."

Truth: You don’t need to be vulnerable to be healed. You just need an approach that actually works.

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The next generation of techniques dealing
with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

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Talking about a trauma is not how you sort out PTSD. PTSD is a problem of processing memories and feelings get in the way. (Sometimes the memories are not even conscious). The feelings that get in the way are not everyday feelings, instead they are seriously overwhelming feelings.

 

When you have PTSD, your mind has experienced a traumatic episode that it can't process BUT we know how to complete the processing.

 

How does your mind process any complex event? It replays it so that you can look at the whole thing without getting overwhelmed. Processing a complex event with a talking therapy is slow, often leads to overwhelm and is, frankly, ridiculous.

 

You don't store trauma in words, so processing it in words makes no sense. You store trauma in memories and we use those memories to undo the trauma without allowing them to become overwhelming. We literally feel when you are starting to get overwhelmed and immediately slow the process down.

 

Equally, though, when you try to avoid a difficult memory, as everyone does, we keep you on track and processing the memory. We estimate that the Boulderstone Technique is at least ten times quicker* in resolving PTSD than traditional methods.  * based on a sample of 10 self-diagnosed BT patients and the American Psychological Association's estimate of 15-20 sessions needed to clear PTSD.

"Trauma is not stored in words. Talking about past traumatic incidents and memories is probably the most inefficient way of dealing with them. Using words to process traumas is like watching an exercise video to get fit."
- John Boulderstone

Fighting the feelings that arise from PTSD, WITHOUT KNOWING WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND IN THE WRONG WAY, keeps PTSD in place. But there is a solution.

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Overcoming Trauma and PTSD: Our Unique Approach​

At our centre, we have guided thousands of people to achieve peace and relief from overwhelming feelings and PTSD. Our innovative method involves edging towards traumatic memories but not crossing that line into overwhelm. In doing this, you can clear problems without overwhelming feelings.

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Our technique includes holding your head, allowing us to physically sense the moment you are nearing overwhelm. We then alert you to this danger, guiding you to stay within the 'easy to process' range. This approach ensures that all the difficult memories are processed effectively, without fear and at your own speed.

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It is possible to remove PTSD in a single day. Complex PTSD might take two days.

Contact us at info@ptsd.website

Other therapies & PTSD

Talking therapies are literally a waste of time. They may well work for some people but they are cumbersome and slow and favour people who are language based, most people are not.

Prolonged exposure therapy is cruel. There is no need to force a person to process an event.

The chances of re-traumatising are high and could turn PTSD into Complex PTSD.

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy avoids the issue, keeps the problem in place and, in the end, causes more problems than solves. Getting to peace is the only answer, where no effort is required.

Watch John Boulderstone talk about removing PTSD in a day

If you have any questions about the treatment you can speak to someone directly by booking a FREE 10 minute consultation on Mondays or Fridays. Click the button below.

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