TIP – Personal Integration Therapy

Personal Integration Therapy – TIP, is the therapeutic application of the Direct Approach to the Unconscious (ADI). This process functions technically through questioning, where the patient, without losing consciousness, is guided to the unconscious and its pure contents without the use of analysis or interpretation of the symptoms.The therapy favors the development of the patient’s potentials, which may be blocked or unknown, carries out generic changes for the patient’s greater well-being, and promotes existential and professional achievement.

The Treatment

To begin TIP therapy it is necessary that the patient be completely free of emotional strain caused by his suffering to allow for the perception of the unconscious. This is possible through the application of Tiptron and Visiotron, which form part of the preparatory phase.

Preparatory Phase

Medical Consultation

The patient is accompanied by a doctor throughout the treatment. Aside from the initial evaluation of the patient’s initial state, the doctor clarifies the therapeutic process and prescribes the adequate number and frequency of sessions of Tiptron (minimum of 12), Visiotron (minimum of 4) and therapy (minimum of 10).

TRI

Next, the patient is submitted to a projective test called TRI – The Unconscious Registers Test. TRI is done at the beginning and at the end of therapy. Coherent with the process, it is a return to the unconscious so that the proper patient can discover his unique significance.

TIPTRON

Tiptron is a device that emits a mild vibration around the brain. It reactivates neurons and their connections. This helps the patient recover from the strain and stress caused by his pain. These sessions symbolically train the patient to follow the various steps of therapy, which facilitate the conscious access to the unconscious.

VISIOTRON

This is an auxiliary technique, which trains the patient to consciously perceive the unconscious based on three fundamental aspects:

Visiotron is applied on a vibrating cushion in a comfortable environment by specially trained professionals.

The Therapy

Through TIP – Personal Integration Therapy, it is possible to quickly reach the primary root of the vast range of psychological and clinical symptomology. With an average of 10-15 sessions, therapy moves through diverse vital periods of ones life: Conception, development in the womb, infancy and adolescence. This is done to search for negative register phrases and to elaborate the process of decodification of these negative register phrases. Therapy is also done in specific area of the noölogical level, the spiritual reality of the human being. Research is also done on past generations to find current nucleuses of suffering found in the patient also found in his ancestors. We work to liberate the influences that are expressed through MIAR – The Automatic Unconscious Repetition Mechanism.

The patient himself accomplishes his own therapy, as the therapist doesn’t interfere with the treatment. The therapist makes the facts objective through technically oriented questioning, not analyzing or interpreting.

Differently from other methods of psychological treatments, the TIP treated patient also has the ability to reach and benefit a very large range of people, his family and his future generations. This occurs because through treatment, it is possible to eliminate registers based in the unconscious of the family, allowing for the cure of other people indirectly.

Reinforcement

Reinforcement is requested by the therapist at the end of the first block of therapy (10 sessions). The unconscious itself indicates the necessity and the time for return to therapy. This is in function with questions in the life of the patient that need time to be consolidated.

Indirect Therapy

Through TIP, it is possible to do indirect therapy on other family members, children and others. This is indicated for treatment of children under fifteen, immature or emotional adolescents, patients with active psychosis, terminal patients, adopted children and other people who voluntarily don’t want to be subjected to therapy. The only condition is that the family member has a devoted and dedicated interest.The mother is a great force with the capacity to modify, through her own therapy, problems in her family.