The MSI method for treating trauma: is there a solution for anxiety sufferers?

Last Saturday evening, 19:22, Dimona. The sky above the city looked like a crazy fireworks show. A fragmentation ballistic missile that hit the city left behind 12 severe crash sites. In one of them, a building collapsed and dozens were injured. Two hours later, another missile cut through the desert air and exploded in the heart of a residential neighborhood in Arad.

Change within a few sessions

“Helping is not healing”

“Even the claim that this treatment is more efficient financially has no support and it is not at all certain that it is correct. A new method needs to be taught and implemented, and this also has significant costs. I worked in the public service for 15 years, and I must say that most treatments in the public system are short, on average they last less than a year, certainly in the resilience centers in the anxiety procedure. Many people need after such targeted treatment to continue with more in-depth treatment or simply need more treatment. It should also be remembered that trauma treatments help an average of 38% only from the patients – and helpers are not necessarily cures – and there are those who do not respond to one treatment and respond to another, it may not be a rosy and optimistic picture, but it is still much better than drug treatments and also without the side effects and health risks.”