The therapeutic process called Time Line Therapy is a methodology in which a series of techniques are used to bring about changes on an unconscious level and alter behavior. The intention of this therapy is to help individuals refrain from being reactive to present situations based on past experiences. Time Line Therapy is a reprogramming process that releases the effects of negative experiences and helps a person let go of past influences.
Benefits of Time Line Therapy
Promotes iving in the present
Reduces fears
Manages anger tendencies
Releases negative emotions based on stored memories
Health Conditons Treated with Time Line Therapy
Anxiety
Apathy
Chronic illness
Depression
Fears and Phobias
Grief
Indifference / Stagnation
Procrastination
Sadness
Trauma / Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome
Timeline of Time Line Therapy
350 B.C. - Aristotle is credited for first mentioning "stream of time" in his book Physics IV
1890 - American philosopher and psychologist, William James, spoke of "linear memory."
Late 1970's - NLP Developers, Richard Bandler and John Grinde began combining the theory how memories are stored with hypnotherapy.
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