ClaytonStress.com PTSD research at the University of Cincinnati.
Dr. Thomas Geracioti, MD, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, (2009)
directed 8 patients diagnosed with PTSD
to the ClaytonStress.com program on their own personal computer. The self-reporting measurements displayed significant decreases in levels of stress as follows:
Treatment Results: Baseline (pre-session) pre-EYE MOVEMENT MEMORY PROCESSING session subjective units of distress averaged 7.44 +/- 0.44 [M+/-SEM], but post-session subjective units of distress fell to 2.87 +/- 0.63. (1-10 scale where 10 = maximum distress, 1 = minimum distress.)
- Cause high blood pressure and heart desease
- Weaken immune system and increase infection
- Lead to depression and anxiety disorders
- Linked to eating disorders mental desease
- Cause insomnia and impaired function
- Risk factor in cancer and other serious illness
- Contributes to alcoholism and drug use
- May increase thoughts of suicide
A single session is $10.00. Three sessions are $25.00. Unlimited sessions for a year are $60.00. The cardholder name is not required when using a credit card.
- Sexual assault or rape
- Divorce or relationship event
- Family disruption or move
- Domestic violence or spousal abuse
- Military service or combat deployment
- Serious accident or natural disaster
- Severe illness or family loss
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