Steve Andreas

The greatest contribution is the use of pure process interventions for an infinite variety of content. For instance, the phobia cure uses a submodality change in visual perspective to change the response to any terrifying experience – whether the content is spiders, heights, stuffed olives (my all-time favourite) not seeing the feet (runner-up) or a memory of hand-to-hand military combat. This greatly simplifies ‘trauma work’, because all you need to know about the problem is that the client is associated into a terrifying memory. Without knowing the content, or altering it in any way, you can offer a process intervention that will change their terror into the more objective feelings of an outside observer of the same event. The same...

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