MEMI (Multichannel Eye Movement Integration)
With Dr Mike Deninger, Creator of MEMI, at the inaugural MEMI Conference in 2024
My Involvement
As a Certified MEMI Practitioner who specialises in MEMI, I’m proud to be a Founding Member of MEMI International Asia. I was Chair of the Organising Committee for the inaugural MEMI Conference in 2024. I love supporting the training of new MEMI practitioners by giving demos and sharing my experience.
About MEMI
Created by Dr Mike Deninger, MEMI is a brief and gentle therapy that helps people to heal from painful memories. It uses guided eye movements and verbal prompts to permanently reduce the vividness and emotional intensity of those memories in one to three sessions, without the client having to recount the details.
(See my blog post: “What happens during MEMI?”)
Quick & cost-effective
Most trauma therapies require several sessions, which is why clients often drop out. MEMI can give lasting results in just one to three sessions.
Content-free
Most trauma therapies require the client to recount the traumatic experience in detail and sometimes repeatedly, which can be very upsetting for the client and can even retraumatise them.
In contrast, you don’t need to give me details about what happened for MEMI to still be effective.
New perspective
After MEMI, you’ll still have the memory of the experience, but you’ll no longer have an intense negative reaction when you recall it. It will simply be one of many memories in a rich and full life.
More information:
Dr Deninger’s book, Multichannel Eye Movement Integration: The Brain Science Path to Easy and Effective PTSD Treatment
Many of my clients have benefited from MEMI, sometimes after years of struggling and seeing a whole range of mental health professionals.
If you’re curious to try MEMI, get in touch to arrange a session or find out more.
Therapists need therapy too. So why is it sometimes harder for them to find the therapy they need? And why do therapists find MEMI and Brain-Switch 2.0 helpful as clients?