All Psychological Modalities
The Approach
All mental health approaches regardless of whether they use an outcome questioner or not are based on external observations or events. There can never be any continuity with this approach because everyone’s perception of what they are doing is different.
Example: When most women go shopping this can be a form of stress reduction. If this woman takes a man with her this can be the equivalent to a slow form torture for most men. It is the exact same experience but two completely different reactions. Notice in this example I said most. There are exceptions to every rule which makes the point I am trying to make even more emphatic.
On top of this it can take up to six years to find the right combination of medication and therapy to suppress depression symptoms. This is the result you produce when you are guessing.
Timeframe
Because all in counseling, coaching and therapy are guessing an estimated timeline is virtually impossible.
It can take up to six years to find the right combination of therapy and medication to alleviate the symptoms of depression. As you may have noticed there are antidepressant supplements for antidepressants when they do not work which is most of the time.
Risks
When using an antiquated modality based on external events as are all modalities in mental health there is significant risk. The biggest risk is not making the right guess and being forced to resort to dangerous pharmaceuticals but there is a long list of other risks associated with analyzing external events.
Dr. Nancy Snyderman recently reported that over ten percent of the adult population in the US over the age of six is on some form of antidepressant medication. Suicidal thoughts are a known issue with antidepressants and this is why it is a black box warning on antidepressants. In regard to children antidepressants are only part of the problem. There is a long list of damaging dangerous pharmaceuticals for adults and children.
How Results are Measured
Most mental health modalities use observational subjective evaluation to assess a client's progression. Recently there has been more pressure put on the mental health community to show what they are doing is working. This has prompted the use of an outcome questioner which may indicate that what they are doing is working. There is still no standard because it is difficult to establish one when one is guessing.
Subconscious Restructuring®
The Approach
Subconscious Restructuring® is the only modality in coaching or mental health that takes the approach of how each person processes information from the deepest level of the subconscious. All life experiences happen from the inside out so it makes perfect since to address from there.
SR® Begins by answering the single most important question in coaching and mental health and this is simply...What Brings about an Emotional State and Behavior?
You cannot fix it if you do not know how it works and you do not know how it works if you cannot answer this question. If you cannot answer this question you are guessing and this is exactly what everyone in coaching, counseling, psychology and psychiatry is doing is Guessing!
You cannot put someone in control of the most powerful force in their life if you do not know how it works.
Timeframe
Because of the 25 years of research, development and refinement behind Subconscious Restructuring we are able to make a reasonable estimate of the timeline for all demographics. There are several variables which are included as part of this equation.
It can take as little as four hours to reduce depression symptoms with SR®. In a documented four hour study conducted by Dr. Clark a 22% reduction in depression symptoms was achieved.
Risks
The risks when using SR are kept to an absolute minimum by using a program process that requires data collection so the coach or counselor can monitor the emotional state of the client.
The efficacy of SR has been repeated continuously since its introduction into psychiatric care in 1990.
How Results are Measured
Everything we do as human beings is emotionally driven. This is why the primary instrument for SR is an Emotional Checklist. We have found that Fear, Guilt and Anger are the most debilitating of all human emotion so we begin with addressing these emotions first.
The two other instruments used for measuring and monitoring a client are a Behavior Control Checklist which insures the client understood the process of SR® and a Relationship Satisfaction Scale.