Tag: Observed Experiential Integration

• OEI Therapy: Evidence-based RELIEF From Trauma Without Drugs Or Psychedelics

  

  Observed Experiential Integration (OEI) is a trauma processing therapy evolved from EMDR. It uses visual pathways to integrate brain hemispheres, reducing anxiety and trauma symptoms. During OEI, clients cover/uncover one eye at a time while following a therapist’s movements, which allows information to travel through sensory and emotional processors. OEI addresses nervous system dysregulation, trauma,…

  Liana West

  February 7, 2025

  Anxiety, Betrayal Trauma, Conflict, OEI Therapy for Trauma, Relationship Trauma, Superconscious Mind, Trauma, Workplace Trauma

  Anxiety reduction, Audrey Cook, Brain hemisphere integration, Dissociation treatment, EMDR alternative, Eye movement therapy, healing, mental-health, Nervous system regulation, Observed Experiential Integration, Observed Experiential Integration therapy, oei therapy, Psychotherapy, ptsd, Richard A. Bradshaw, Therapists, therapy, Trauma, trauma therapy, Vancouver BC therapy, Visual pathway integration