双向刺激工具 - cn.cogleap.us

眼动脱敏再处理（EMDR）是世界领先的创伤治疗方法，也用于治疗压力，焦虑症，情绪障碍和自闭症。EMDR治疗分为8个阶段。在第二阶段，治疗师使用缓慢的双向刺激来舒缓神经系统。作为创伤的主要治疗方法，EMDR帮助无数人过上了更幸福，更充实的生活。尽管治疗师无需任何工具即可进行EMDR治疗，但触觉振动对治疗有很多好处。

Bumble BLS Buzzies可通过无线应用程序控制的振动速度和强度，参与神经系统，并使客户更充分地融入治疗过程。随着远程医疗变得越来越普遍和必要，Buzzies将使您能够远程管理EMDR治疗。

在紧张时，我们所有人都感受过自己的“战斗还是逃跑”本能。但这并不意味着我们处于人身危险之中。在当今世界，面对公开演讲，艰巨的工作任务或与亲人讨论困难的话题时，我们可能会感到“战斗还是逃跑”的冲动。这些情况会导致压力荷尔蒙充满神经系统。但是，我们可以通过双向刺激利用身体调节情绪的自然能力。

通常通过以交替的节奏方式将振动引入到身体的左侧和右侧来实现双向刺激。但是，双向刺激也可以通过眼球运动和其他感觉触发来诱发。（请访问“产品”页面以获取优质的双向刺激工具）。双向刺激可以帮助在压力前、中、后恢复平静感，并可以在眼动脱敏再处理（EMDR）治疗期间帮助大脑再次处理创伤记忆。

当大脑过度刺激或停止运转时，其处理情绪的能力就会受到抑制。通过破坏人体的搏斗或逃跑反应，双向刺激有助于使大脑保持在其“耐受范围”之内，这是处理情绪的理想认知觉醒水平。双向刺激对儿童和成人都是一个强大的工具，可用于促进EMDR治疗，提高谈话治疗的效率，在游戏治疗期间鼓励健康的情绪反应或在家庭，学校或工作中保持镇定。

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