Self Esteem
1. A 47 years old female
had difficulties to make a new relationship
following a divorce 3 years earlier. MT
helped to detect a deep sense of loneliness
she suffered of with her family of origin.
Any occasion of meeting with all or part of
her family of origin, triggered emotional
pain, of not belonging with these people. MT
further more, helped her to realize that she
is afraid to reconnect with another man,
fearing her family of origin’s critic. She
tried to impress them by acting smart and
special so they will like her more and
accept more easily her choices. This
behavior just caused them to get even more
distant from her. Following series of IPEC
sessions, this pain started to subside. She
was able to reduce significantly the time
she spent with them, and to be more of
herself when she met with them. Eventually,
she met a new man and embarked on a new
relationship.

2. A woman in her late
twenties was married for few years. At the
beginning of her relationship she would have
frequent and enjoyable sexual relationship
with her husband. After a year of being
married, she lost her sexual desire and felt
she can live without sex forever. She sought
IPEC therapy due to her husband threat to
divorce her if they will not resume their
sexual relationship. MT indicated
deep-rooted self-esteem issues. She was
suffering from Acne in her teen years and no
one would approach her. Only in her early
20’s someone wanted to be with her
romantically, and as soon as she started to
have sexual intercourse regularly, her Acne
disappeared for good. Few years later she
married him with lot of love and hope. Few
months after their marriage, he was fired
from his work place and that started him on
a roller coaster of failing every new job he
tried. She lost respect for him and would
devalue him in all their interactions. She
wanted to divorce him but felt obligated to
stay with him for rescuing her from the
Acne’s turmoil. IPEC treatment helped her
regain her trust in herself to be okay about
herself, with him or without him. At this
point her communication style with him
reversed itself and she started to feel more
empathy toward his work condition. Within
few weeks he started a job that he developed
passion for, and her sexual lack of desire
has diminished completely.

3. A guy in his early
20’s fell in love with a woman, 10 years
older than him. He enjoyed her company all
the time, but, as their relationship grew
stronger, he developed anxiety that she is
using him only for fun, and soon enough, she
might leave him. He was too afraid to share
with her his feelings, worrying this will
trigger her motivation to leave him. MT
helped him to connect to an old event in his
4th grade in which he loved dearly the queen
of the class, but when he proceeded to tell
her about his feelings she laughed at him
and ridiculed him in front of the class.
When this issue was cleared, he could be
more of himself and share freely with his
new girlfriend about his feelings.

4. A 25 years old woman
had a benign tumor in her breast, in a size
of small tomato. Similar tumor was removed
from the same breast surgically 3 years
prior to her starting IPEC therapy. MT found
a mixture of multitude of physical
sensitivities and deep unresolved emotional
issues in her current life. MT helped to
find that during her last 6-7 years prior to
therapy, she developed a pattern of falling
in love and shortly after being left by the
male partners who continuously lost interest
in her after few weeks to few months into
the relationship. She realized in therapy
that this pattern was characterized by her
clinging to the guy and giving him the
feeling he was above and beyond all other
people. They all loved it at the beginning
but got tired of it as they realized that
she was not as unique as she portrayed
herself to be. She was constantly rejected
and abandoned. Inside she started to feel
less female and less attractive. IPEC
therapy helped her to clear mental and
emotional blocks relevant to her behavior
with guys. Her tumor got smaller and smaller
along this therapeutic process till it
completely disappeared. She got married a
year later, and as of three years after; she
was still living happily with the same
husband, and no recurring tumor growth.

5. A 35 years old vice
president in a large corporation was
promoted to get much better compensation and
many more responsibilities on the top of the
full time job he already maintained. Within
few months he found himself working 12-14
hours daily, compromising parts of the
weekends and holidays. He hardly saw his
family and his mind was constantly racing.
Even though he was talented and capable and
got lots of complements from his superiors,
he was inwardly constantly afraid to be
fired from his job if he will dare to say
“no” to his boss’s demands. At the same
time, he felt deep guilt about distancing
himself from his family. He felt trapped in
his life, between work demands and the love
to his family. His tension grew up
uncontrollably and he developed tics in his
eyes. Few months later he attended IPEC
therapy. In therapy, he found out that he
had been carrying old issues of low
self-esteem from his childhood. He
remembered himself as an unpopular kid,
always shy and quiet. Multitude of related
emotions surfaced in therapy and was
systematically cleared. The tic disorder in
the eyes has cleared within few months. At
the same time, he found himself more and
more able to draw a clear line between work
and private life.

6. A woman in her mid
forties, attended therapy due to disease in
her colon, called Ulcerative Colitis. She
has suffered from 10 to 15 incidents of
diarrhea daily, sometimes with bloodstains,
originated from ulcers on her colon. She
also experienced few times a week painful
stomach cramps and noticed that the cramps
followed eating certain foods. Her
gastroenterologist prescribed medication to
suppress the ulceration process, but this
medication created other side effects. IPEC
therapy helped the client to become symptoms
free within one month. Via MT, she found out
that she was allergic to many kinds of food.
Systemic clearing of these allergies brought
upon immediate relief from her symptoms. MT
also helped to build a specific menu of food
supplements from whole food sources, which
she ingested daily to accelerate her healing
process. On the psychological level, even
though she was symptoms free in a relatively
short time, she understood that something
about the way she conducted her
psychological life, led her to the formation
of her disease. She engaged herself in a
longer IPEC therapy process, in which, MT
helped her to clear a deep-rooted tendencies
to be perfect and perform anything with no
mistakes. She found out that at times when
she perceived herself as failing or not
living up to others expectations, she would
not sleep the entire night and would go
through torturing chains of anxieties. IPEC
therapy helped her to clear many emotional
blocks connected to these behaviors, mainly
from her childhood in a rough neighborhood
and being raised by highly abusive parents.
Gradual healing of her colon went along with
deep emotional release of old issues.

7. A 39 years old single
woman started IPEC therapy with a complaint
of intense loneliness. She dedicated her
life mainly to work and career and realized
in the last year prior to therapy, how
limited her life became otherwise. MT helped
her to realize how people close to her like
family and friends, saw her in very positive
light, perceiving her as strong and as
super-woman. No one realized she could be
lonely and suffer of emotional pain. When
she needed help she kept it for herself and
did not share her pain with anyone. This
revelation surprised her. IPEC therapy
helped her to clear many blocks that
prevented her from opening up toward people
close to her. Gradually, she started to show
them her other sides, and started to allot
more time to form new social contacts.
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