If you have been in a serious motor vehicle accident, raped, criminally
assaulted, or involved in industrial injuries or traumatic natural disasters
please read the program.
Dr. David Muss is a qualified medical practitioner. He published "A new technique for treating post-traumatic stress disorder" in the British Journal of Clinical Psychology (1991),30,91-92 describing the results obtained using the Rewind Technique. Since then the work has been replicated at the Maudsley Hospital in London.
Dr. David Muss went on to publish the first self-help book in the UK for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) sufferers, "THE TRAUMA TRAP", now out of print in the UK but still a best seller in Japan.
Dr. David Muss is currently director of a Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Unit in the UK.
PROGRAM: The Rewind Technique, simply stated, enables you to put the terrifying event behind you, to file it away, so that it no longer haunts you.
The Rewind Technique stops the involuntary recall - the nightmares and the flashbacks which are the core problem in PTSD - voluntary recall will always be possible. Nobody can help you forget the event.
It takes courage to revisit the traumatic event, especially as you have been working so hard at trying to suppress it. With the Rewind Technique you review the traumatic event very briefly and then deal with it once and for all.
The whole process should take just a couple of minutes after you have read what to do.
No treatment is unfortunately one hundred percent effective. The Rewind Technique carries a clinical success rate in the order of 80% which is brilliant.
Should you experience any problems please email me: David Muss
The treatment program is accessed by clicking on 'Commence Treatment'. There is no cost for the technique, however for clinical reasons I prefer to email the documentation rather than simply allow it to be downloaded indiscriminately.
Fill-in the simple questionnaire which comes with the documentation and then proceed to treatment. Repeat the questionnaire after a week to ten days - you will know by then how you are feeling, but it's always reassuring to see your own assessment in writing.
If you encounter problems at anytime, please email me: David Muss.
LINKS:
Click on the following links to see other websites offering relevant information:
(1) National Center for PTSD -for everything being published about posttraumatic
stress disorder:
www.dartmouth.edu/dms/ptsd/
then click on Pilots Database and then Web interface.
(2) David Baldwin's Trauma Information Pages -excellent site updated monthly,
for clinicians, researchers, students and others.
www.trauma-pages.com/index.phtml
(3) Traumatology - for the International Electronic Journal on innovations
in the study of trauma and its treatments.
www.fsu.edu/~trauma
(4) TACT- a UK charity that provides a 24 hour helpline, can assess whether
you are suffering from PTSD and if necesssary provide financial help to get
treatment. www.traumaO.demon.co.uk
