The initial sensitizing event (ISE)
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ISE
What is an initial sensitizing event (ISE)?
The initial sensitizing event (ISE)
The initial sensitizing event (ISE) is the original memory responsible for causing the symptoms the client is suffering. The initial sensitizing event (ISE) is not always easily detected, and there is often more than one initial sensitizing event.
So what?
The first negative perception stored in the subconscious is usually accompanied by great trauma – it is called the initial sensitizing event (ISE). In Hypnotherapy, an affect bridge can be helpful to restructure problem-triggering experiences. Usually, it starts with clarifying the genesis of the unpleasant feeling. In 6 Step Hypnobalancing™ this is one of the steps.
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Published: March 12, 2007
Author: Karsten Noack
Revision: January 17, 2025
Translation: August 23, 2019
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