New research on healing traumatic memories using logosynthesis.
A doctoral thesis by Dr. Natasha Jones’s “A New Approach to Healing Traumatic Memories: Using Logosynthesis to Resolve Subjective Distress Units Associated with Intimate Partner Violence” is now available for free download online via Proquest. Dr. Jones is a graduate of Virginia University State University and a logosynthesis practitioner and instructor, with an interest in using logosynthesis to heal conditions related to intimate partner violence.
The research summary describes: “The purpose of this pilot study was to determine how Logosynthesis® influences (1) subjective distress units (SUDS) and (2) the occurrence of intrusive, distressing memories in women who have directly experienced physical intimate partner violence.” Participants (n = 4) were recruited via social media and randomly assigned to either an intervention or control group and attended three group sessions with the researcher. Three time points were analyzed for SUDS measurements: pre-intervention session 1, post-intervention session 2, and pre-intervention 30-day follow-up. Two time points were analyzed for the occurrence of intrusive, distressing memories using the PCL-5: baseline during eligibility and 30-day follow-up. An independent sample t-test was performed to compare SUDS during treatment and 30 days after treatment. Additionally, an independent sample t test was conducted to compare the occurrence of intrusive, distressing memories on PCL-5 between baseline and 30 days post-treatment. The analysis revealed that the treatment group means reflected significant improvement over the control group, suggesting that logosynthesis may be effective in reducing SUDS with sustained improvements and reducing the occurrence of intrusive symptoms.” (Jones, 2023)
Congratulations Natasha! Her work inspires further research into the effectiveness of Logosynthesis in relieving stress and eliminating intrusive memories for healing and personal growth, achieving immediate and lasting results.
Source: Jones, N. L. (2023). A New Approach to Healing Traumatic Memories: Using Logosynthesis to Resolve Subjective Units of Distress Associated with Intimate Partner Violence – ProQuest. https://www.proquest.com/docview/2875737062
New research into healing traumatic memories using Logosynthesis.
A doctoral dissertation by Dr. Natasha Jones entitled “A New Approach to Healing Traumatic Memories: Using Logosynthesis to Resolve Subjective Units of Distress Associated with Intimate Partner Violence” is now available online through Proquest for free download. Dr. Jones is a graduate of Virginia State University and a Practitioner and Instructor in Logosynthesis, with an interest in using Logosynthesis for healing distress related to Intimate Partner Violence.
The research abstract describes: “The purpose of this pilot study was to determine how Logosynthesis® influences (1) Subjective Units of Distress (SUDS) and (2) the occurrence of intrusive, distressful memories in women who have directly experienced physical intimate partner violence. Participants (n = 4) were recruited via social media and randomly assigned to either an intervention or control group and engaged in 3 group sessions with the researcher. Three time points were analyzed for SUDS measures: Session 1 pre-intervention, Session 2 post-intervention, and 30-day follow-up preintervention. Two time points were analyzed for the occurrence of intrusive, distressful memories using the PCL-5: Baseline during participation qualification and 30-day follow-up. An independent samples T-test was conducted to compare the SUDS during treatment and 30 days after treatment. An independent samples T-test was also conducted to compare the occurrence of intrusive, distressful memories via the PCL-5 between baseline and 30 days post-treatment. Analysis revealed the treatment group means reflected significant improvement over the control group, indicating Logosynthesis may be effective at reducing SUDS with sustained gains and reducing the occurrence of intrusive symptoms.” (Jones, 2023)
Congratulations Natasha! Your work inspires further investigation into the efficacy of using Logosynthesis to relieve distress and eliminate intrusive memories for healing and personal growth, for immediate and lasting results.
Source: Jones, N. L. (2023). A New Approach to Healing Traumatic Memories: Using Logosynthesis to Resolve Subjective Units of Distress Associated with Intimate Partner Violence – ProQuest. https://www.proquest.com/docview/2875737062
Nouvelle recherche sur la guérison des souvenirs traumatiques par la logosynthèse.
A doctorate from Dr Natasha Jones intitulée « A new approach to guide les souvenirs traumatiques : use the logosynthèse to résoudre les unités subjectives de détresse associées à la violence conjugale » is maintenant available en ligne via Proquest en téléchargement gratuit. Le Dr Jones is a diploma from Virginie. State University and logosynthesis practitioner and instructor, with an interest in using logosynthesis to heal distress related to domestic violence.
The summary of the research report: “Le but de this étude pilote était de éterminer comment la Logosynthèse® influence (1) les unités subjectives de détresse (SUDS) et (2) l’apparition de souvenirs intrusifs et pénibles chez les femmes qui ont directement subi des violences physiques conjugales. The participants (n = 4) were recruited via social media and assigned to a group of interventions or to a group of people and engaged in 3 séances de groupe with the researcher. Three moments on the same analysis for the measurements SUDS: Séance 1 before the intervention, Séance 2 après -intervention and suivi de 30 days before the intervention. These moments are analyzed for the device of souvenirs intrusifs and pénibles à l’aide du PCL-5: line of base pendant la qualification de participation et suivi de 30 days. A test T sur échantillons indépendants a été mené to compare the SUDS pendant the treatment and 30 days after the treatment. A test T sur échantillons indépendants a également été réalisé to compare the apparatus of souvenirs intrusifs and pénibles via the PCL-5 between the base line and 30 days after the treatment. L’analyse a révélé que les moyennes du groupe de traitement reflétaient une amélioration significant par rapport au groupe témoin, ce qui indique que la logosynthèse peut être efficace pour réduire les SUDS avec des gains soutenus et réduire l’apparition de symptômes intrusifs.” (Jones, 2023)
Congratulations Natasha! Your work inspires further research into the effectiveness of using logosynthesis to relieve distress and eliminate intrusive memories for healing and personal growth, for immediate and lasting results.
Source: Jones, N. L. (2023). A New Approach to Healing Traumatic Memories: Using Logosynthesis to Resolve Subjective Units of Distress Associated with Intimate Partner Violence – ProQuest. https://www.proquest.com/docview/2875737062
Nuova ricerca sulla guarigione dei ricordi traumatici utilizzando la logosintesi.
Una tesi di dottorato della Dott.ssa Natasha Jones intitolata “Un nuovo approccio alla guarigione delle memorie traumatiche: utilizzo della logosintesi per risolvere unità soggettive di disagio associate alla violenza del partner di vita” è ora disponibile online tramite Proquest per il download gratuito. La Dott.ssa Jones si è laureata alla Virginia State University ed è professionista e istruttore in Logosintesi, con un interesse nell’uso della Logosintesi per curare il disagio legato alla violenza del partner.
L’abstract della ricerca descrive: “Lo scopo di questo studio pilota era determinare come Logosintesi® influenza (1) le unità soggettive di disagio (SUDS) e (2) il verificarsi di ricordi intrusivi e angoscianti nelle donne che hanno sperimentato direttamente la violenza fisica del partner nell’intimità . I partecipanti (n = 4) sono stati reclutati tramite i social media e assegnati in modo casuale a un gruppo di intervento o di controllo e coinvolti in 3 sessioni di gruppo con il ricercatore. Tre punti temporali sono stati analizzati per le misure della SUDS: Sessione 1 pre-intervento, Sessione 2 post -intervento e preintervento di follow-up a 30 giorni. Sono stati analizzati due punti temporali per il verificarsi di ricordi intrusivi e angoscianti utilizzando il PCL-5: linea di base durante la qualificazione alla partecipazione e follow-up a 30 giorni. È stato effettuato un test T per campioni indipendenti condotto per confrontare i SUDS durante il trattamento e 30 giorni dopo il trattamento. È stato inoltre condotto un test T su campioni indipendenti per confrontare la presenza di ricordi intrusivi e angoscianti tramite PCL-5 tra la linea di partenza e 30 giorni dopo il trattamento. L’analisi ha rivelato che i mezzi del gruppo di trattamento riflettevano un miglioramento significativo rispetto al gruppo di controllo, indicando che la logosintesi può essere efficace nel ridurre la SUDS con guadagni sostenuti e ridurre l’insorgenza di sintomi intrusivi.“(Jones, 2023)
Congratulazioni Natasha! Il tuo lavoro ispira ulteriori indagini sull’efficacia dell’uso della Logosintesi per alleviare l’angoscia ed eliminare ricordi intrusivi per la guarigione e la crescita personale, per risultati immediati e duraturi.
Fonte: Jones, N. L. (2023). Un nuovo approccio alla guarigione delle memorie traumatiche: utilizzare la logosintesi per risolvere unità soggettive di disagio associate alla violenza intima del partner – ProQuest. https://www.proquest.com/docview/2875737062