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TESTIMONIALS

I have known my colleague/supervisor in Jill Forbes for over a year now. Both of us have over 20 years of experience with the counseling/mental health field. She had approached regarding her bilateral stimulation therapy technique for several months. She recently disseminated information regarding this type of therapy. She also reported that she had provided therapy to one of our clinical therapist on our staff. She eventually provided training for the therapy style in a Clinical Therapist meeting. While meeting with the clinicians and during the training, the aforementioned clinical therapist began to share his experience with the team. As the other clinician began sharing his experience; I started to feel this very heavy pressure in my chest. I felt overwhelmed with emotions from my own trauma, and began to cry. The team was very supportive. I immediately asked Jill to provide the therapy style to me when we returned to the clinic. It’s unbelievable to me that after a few preparatory sessions, the 20 min bilateral stimulation session would allow for me the ability to correctly process the trauma of my past. Several weeks have passed by since the initial therapy was performed on me. Jill provided me with the tools to be able to process any other traumas that might come up.

What has been organically occurring in my mind is amazing; I seem to be making connections with other traumas as well as feel as if I am gaining confidence in general, of which I think is the result of having the ability to utilize these tools, and continue to correctly process thoughts and feelings that might come up. It is surprising how much past trauma can limit an individual on a sub conscious level. The successful recovery from being traumatized is nothing short miraculous. Under supervision, have provided this therapy to several of my clients. It is amazing to me to see how powerful for therapy modality is, and how all of the clients continue to demonstrate similar organic improvements, of which are similar to the improvements that I had experienced. I can personally attest that this therapy style is extremely effective. I would recommend that all therapists who are open to expanding their therapeutic knowledge base look into this type of therapy.

Lee Shaw, Jr., MA, LMFT

Using “The 3 Step Method” for advanced trauma processing is an easy protocol to administer in therapy. My experience as both a clinician and as a person receiving the treatment has been nothing short of remarkable. The relief is real and instant. I know what you are thinking; it seems too easy to be true! I highly recommend buying this book. “The 3 Step Method” is life changing.

Conrad Akins-Johnson, ACSW
Behavioral Health Social Worker

 Before I met up with Jill I had bad social anxiety because of my trauma, My hands would sweat, I couldn’t think clearly. After doing just     one therapy session my hands don’t sweat and my anxiety is at a tolerable state.    

I use to have really bad nightmares as well. Now the nightmares are gone, I sleep better and now I don’t think about my past nowhere nearly as much as before. I wish I would have taken this alternative solution sooner is my only regret.  I highly recommend this alternative to anyone looking for a change! This is some magic trick the process really works. 


Rafael

    My son had Jill’s technique about two months ago. I have observed a significant difference in my son. His overall personality is the same. He can be a handful and is responsible for the majority of my gray hairs.     

However, I have observed that he does not focus on past trauma and memories of traumatic events does not appear to have the same hold on him as it used to. His level of stress, the emotional toll, and, most significantly, the level of rage he would experience due to those memories has noticeably decreased. The easiest way to put it is he is himself, just much lighter. 


Annette

Rafael’s mother

Working as a Family Advocate gives me the opportunity to meet families who are supporting their ill loved ones. While talking to some of these families, their stories sometimes take me back to my own trauma. When I heard about “The 3 Step Advanced Trauma Processing Method” I had my doubts, I was skeptical and asked myself “Could this really work?”  After receiving the treatment I can honestly say that it does work! My emotions are no longer overwhelming or as intense.  Thank you Ms Jill Forbes!

Maria,

Family Advocate

My event:

In 2008 my life changed for the worst. I lost my oldest brother to suicide he was weeks away from his 32nd birthday. The night before he was at my house and appeared to be okay. I remember the pain I felt was unbearable. The whole ride I felt I was dreaming. I felt like I was in a terrible nightmare that I needed so desperately to wake up. As I approached the house, I remember seeing a cop car and large white van.  I was greeted by an officer that directed me to the side yard where my family was waiting.  I looked at all of them and realized my nightmare was reality.  

Aftermath:

For years, I have struggled with seeing large white van’s, people who are experiencing suicidal thoughts, mother’s that are crying a very deep cry, and people who have lost someone to suicide. It was always in my head. I would have horrible thoughts of my other family members taking their lives in different ways.  One day I stayed outside in my front yard for 3 hour, because I had a thought that my other brother was hanging by his neck in the house. Horrible thoughts would happen often to me. Not only did I change, but my family did as well. I felt helpless that I was unable to help them. I have struggled on an off with depression and anxiety and my concentration was nonexistent for years.  I started receiving help from a therapist; however, this helped just a little not completely.   

After Trauma Processing:

After the Trauma Processing, I had a sense of relive. My mind seemed clear and I was able to focus better.  I experienced my mother crying the following day. She was crying that deep cry that normally kills me to my core. Of course, it was about my brother.  Before having the Trauma Processing, I would have felt the horrible pain in my stomach and cried with her uncontrollably, however that day it was different for the first time in almost 11 years I did not cry or feel that pain in my stomach. This was so helpful and I feel I will be able to be present in the moment with my loved ones because of this.  

Barbara