Could you comment on what those are?
Could you comment on what those are?
Some practices I'm familiar with include Holotropic Breathwork (developed by Psychiatrist Stan Grof, who was a pioneer of research into LSD before it was banned), EFT/tapping and Milton Erickson Hypnosis. A friend of mine frequently does Family Constellations workshops and finds them highly beneficial, but I haven't tried that yet.
There are others that are more left-field than I'm willing to go into here but you're welcome to email me (address in profile) if you want to know more.
Careful if you google it. You'll find some bizarre stuff that had nothing to do with my treatment. It's really weird when you read about something that changed your life dramatically for the better and others trash it and talk about it using a description that sounds nothing like your reality. Really makes one wonder about other things getting blasted publicly.
It gave us an ability to talk about everything. Nothing weird, just a fantastic conversation.
The next morning-
>I had 2 TVs side by side as monitors(previously, she was worried about 'what the neighbors would think'.)
>We had our finances planned for how we would deal with upcoming house work.
>We learned about each other during sex, nothing weird, just better.
This is the big stuff that others can likely relate to. It was like 3 hours of fantastic conversation.
I think even in that case, his experience was probably wildly useful, despite bearing little to no resemblance to the happy empathic presentation that's commonly associated with MDMA.
My answer is 'yeah, probably.' But ideally this hypothetical couple should ask someone experienced who knows them better.
During the experiences we were in absolute perfect unity, learned lots about each other, and defaulted to kindness.
This carried over for a few weeks where the experience would be fresh in memory. I fell into the trap of "it is possible for her to be better, so she will get better because she loves me."