Stop Flashbacks and PTSD Symptoms Quickly and Reliably
A practical, therapist-developed video program for resolving trauma-related flashbacks, intrusive memories, and emotional overwhelm.
“Andrew T. Austin gives concrete examples of how to help people move on with their lives. I’ve tested many of his ideas on a heavy trauma caseload and seen excellent results.”
“If you work with trauma clients, you need this program.”
What This Program Gives You
- Clear, repeatable methods for interrupting flashbacks
- Techniques you can apply immediately in sessions
- Ways to work with trauma structure, not just content
- Tools for overwhelm, guilt, anger, anxiety, and nightmares
- Full clinical demonstrations with annotated transcripts
Developed by Andrew T. Austin, the program draws on Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT) and Metaphors of Movement – focusing on what actually changes trauma responses, rather than abstract theory.
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Program Overview
The training is structured for progressive understanding and clinical application.
1. Foundations of PTSD
- What PTSD actually is — clinically and experientially
- The two trauma response patterns
- Why fast phobia cures often fail with trauma
- Managing thresholds and abreactions
2. Integral Eye Movement (IEMT)
- Core IEMT process for trauma
- Working safely with traumatic memory
- Troubleshooting when change stalls
- Using IEMT with difficult emotional states
3. Structure of Experience
- Why “how it is stored” matters more than “what happened”
- Episodic memory and flashback loops
- Finding the lynchpin for maximum change
- Working effectively with overwhelm
4. Problematic Emotions
- Depression and the Three Pillars
- Resolving guilt and regret
- Anxiety patterns: juggling and rhythm
- Working constructively with anger
5. Sleep, Dreams, Nightmares
- Understanding trauma-related dreams
- Reversing recurring nightmares
- Working with emotional residue from sleep
6. Full Client Demonstrations
Real PTSD treatment sessions with transcripts.
- Session 1: Armed Robbery — trauma resolution and metaphor work
- Session 2: Accidental Gunshot — threat processing and memory editing
Who This Is For
This program is used by therapists, counsellors, and trauma practitioners, and by individuals seeking structured, non-pathologising ways to reduce PTSD symptoms.
“Quite possibly the best program available for working with PTSD — insightful, intellectual, and practical.”
— John, PTSD sufferer
— John, PTSD sufferer
“I haven’t given up the fight — I have given up the fright.”
— Client feedback via therapist
— Client feedback via therapist
“Out of thousands spent on trauma training, this is among the most effective I’ve used.”
— Michael Arn, Therapist
— Michael Arn, Therapist
Andy, towards the end of your video on Lynchpin. You mentioned ‘shame’ and said to the client, ‘if that’s what you want to call it’. It looked like you were going to then go into the axis pattern eye movement. So would ‘shame’ be the label and then you would begin the eye movement patterns and then calibrate that ‘shame’? Thank you for your response.