We often want to move forward, yet find ourselves overpowered and controlled by intense emotions. Traumatic memories and feelings tend to linger, making it hard to break free. Eye movement, a technique derived from EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), is a powerful tool for healing, helping to reduce the intensity of those emotions and facilitate emotional release.

For the first time, I was able to overcome this sudden fear, and it turned out to be not as scary as I thought it would be. Before, when I was suddenly attacked by an inexplicable fear, I was on the verge of psychological collapse and even thought of committing suicide to escape. This experience made me realize that this is just a kind of feeling that comes and goes, and may just be a symptom of anxiety.

Not only did she reduce work-related stress and anxiety, but she also drastically improved her relationship with her family, no longer taking out her frustrations on them or blaming them for her anger. "Since then, I no longer feel that overwhelming anxiety. No one imposed this pressure on me—aiming for 100% or even 120%." “Initially, I often had internal dialogues, constantly talking to myself in my mind...I realized that I had stopped."

Growing up in a large family, I often heard my parents say, "If it weren’t for supporting you, life would be easier." Their financial struggles made me feel like a burden, leading me to question, "Why did you bring me into this world?" Each time I saw them worry or fight over money, I became convinced I was the source of their pain, thinking, "Why don’t I just disappear? All I do is cause them suffering—I’m nothing but a burden."

We’re often fooled by emotions and fighting against our own emotions, whether pain, depression, anxiety, or anything else.

Eye movement is not a cure-all, but it reduces the intensity of emotions, lowers or removes the hurdle. Allows us to break free from emotional traps.

How much control do you have over your emotions? No one enjoys feeling depressed or upset, yet we often feel powerless to change them. Fortunately, we can leverage eye movement (derived from EMDR) to remove that tragic spell.