Metaphorically, your voice—alluding to your opinions or vote—is an individual matter. But in this article, I will be talking about your actual voice. With a unique and effective treatment to alleviate emotional stress, called Voice Technology (VT), your actual human voice can transmit information in codes that signify the precise architecture of distress within your brain and nervous system.
VT is a rapid and transformative treatment for eliminating symptoms of emotional distress within the brain and nervous system. This most advanced and efficient application of Thought Field Therapy, which I have practiced and administered with reliability thousands of times over the past three decades has shown at least a 95 percent success rate.
VT works using the phone as a conduit for communication and connection between patient and therapist. The voice communicates the composition, structure, and locations within the body where energy and emotional disruptions are stored about events, experiences, memories, and relationships. I first test the patient’s voice to determine diagnostically where the trauma or distress is “stuck.” With VT, the disruptions (called perturbations) are projected holographically, which correlate with specific neurological pathways using sequences of steps to deprogram the perturbations by finger tapping sequentially by the patient as directed in a precise order on the neurological portals on the upper part of the body. The end result, usually taking about twenty minutes, is typically a complete elimination of the symptoms presented at the beginning of treatment.
If this sounds abstract, confusing, or hard to believe, that’s understandable. However, my own decades of experience attest to the results with hard data and patient confirmations of the evidence.
I will further describe what VT can be used for, then I’ll explain how and why it works so well and reliably.
Voice Technology is effective at getting rid of a wide variety of emotional symptoms. As such, it calms the mind and nervous system dramatically within minutes, often also eliminating or reducing somatic complaints such as headaches, heart palpitations, stomach upsets, shakiness, and even tremors. I do not claim to cure diseases or longstanding mental illnesses. But the evidence over decades attests to the reliable elimination of emotional symptoms after only minutes of treatment. I have eliminated migraines in minutes with VT. In some cases, I have used VT to stop tremors (at least temporarily), reduce vertigo and restore physical balance, and restore breathing to those having difficulty due to heightened panic.
Though Voice Technology is effective across a broad spectrum of ailments, it is particularly useful for the following:
Though the success of any individual treatment is remarkable and predictable (at least 95 percent of the time), some problems remain eliminated for long durations, though others may return. Traumas and phobias, in particular, are usually completely eliminated in one or several treatments and do not return. Anger, resentment, grudges, and specifically entrenched frustrations also tend to stay resolved. Cravings, anxieties, and obsessive worrying disappear with treatment, but often return.
Besides the readministration of the treatment to relieve symptoms, a methodology to determine what makes them return is used and additional techniques often reduce or prevent future reoccurrence.
Thought Field Therapy (TFT), the basis for the more advanced Voice Technology, is a powerful treatment for dealing with psychological disturbances. TFT provides a code that, when applied to a psychological problem an individual is experiencing, eliminates perturbations in the thought field that are the fundamental cause of all negative emotions. A perturbation is a disturbance in the encoding of information that connects a thought with a feeling. TFT acts upon these perturbations to collapse them and render them inactive. Voice Technology is a very advanced form of TFT that uses the human voice to determine the codes that keep anxiety and other negative emotions in place.
We know that nature contains matter and energy, and we appreciate the existence of these tangible substances such as electricity, gravity, and so forth. Along with their makeup of atoms, waveforms, etc., matter and energy have fields which can be symbolized by codes representing their organization. A field is a complex, region, or expanse of interrelated characters or factors that constitute an event or record designating input, processing, or storage, i.e. fields of flowers, electromagnetic fields, and organized disciplines such as mathematics or psychology.
Thoughts also generate fields that have structures, influences, and codes that identify and connect perceptions, emotions, memories, evaluations, and physiological responses. Such properties of thought fields also have potentials: that is, contained information to connect, stimulate, and interrupt the transmission of impulses across nerve cells. Though it’s easy to relate to the action potential of nerve cells that makes us withdraw our hand from a hot surface, the response of our brain nerve cells to disruptive cellular information, the collusion of thoughts and feelings, is more abstract, but just as real and operative.
We can understand anxiety, threat, and fear as natural mammalian responses to actual or perceived threats or the sensation or expectation of exposure or danger. Basically, anxiety is a physiological response that propels the nervous system into a fight-or-flight state. This reaction is complicated by the conscious mind’s perception of high alert and the conditioned response of the cognitive mind to explain, interpret, or justify the automatic neurological reaction.
People who experience high anxiety associate this uncomfortable feeling with distressing thoughts, images, or memories. The thoughts and feelings become intertwined, usually in such a way that the anxious person believes that the thoughts are causing the anxiety. This is not quite true. Cognitive thoughts are not what cause anxiety (although they may accompany, reinforce, and harmonize with the physiological anxiety). The physiological and visceral response comes first, habitually triggering the mind’s narrative to explain, interpret, and justify the anxious experience.
The interconnection between visceral neurological/emotional states and the thoughts that accompany them constructs a negative thought field. Such formations tend to keep the connections bound together, almost like a chemical reaction. This state tends to be stable. When it endures, the negative thought field binds the negative emotion (anxiety) regardless of its origination.
Thought fields can be measured physiologically, subjectively, and empirically. Fortunately, negative thought fields, once identified, can be eliminated by TFT or its advanced version, Voice Technology. As we identify the causes of anxiety, it’s relevant to explain the concept of negative thought fields as causative of intense anxiety. Treatment with TFT or VT collapses the structure of negative thought fields by eliminating the perturbations (disruptions in the energy flow) that bind the negative thoughts and feelings, thus rapidly eliminating the distress.
When the negative thought fields are eliminated, the result is a complete absence of the previous (just before treatment) grip of anxiety, trauma, and/or other negative emotions. In many cases, one or a few treatments result in the prolonged absence of the treated negative emotions. In such cases (often with phobias), we can accurately conclude that the disturbance has been cured. With traumas, successful treatment results in the trauma being resolved, meaning that, although the memory of the event is not erased, there is no longer the sense of active distress, terror, or compulsion to relive the event in its negative emotions.
Another unique and advanced application of Voice Technology is its use in breaking up the logjam of conflict. Besides treating individuals with routine rapid success, I have also applied this technique to treating the conflicts and interferences between people.
I can use Voice Technology to discern the perturbations/disruptions in the energy that flows (or is impeded) between individuals. By testing their voices simultaneously, I can determine where the “stuckness” prevents resolution of the trauma that keeps each of them in a resentful, dug-in, emotionally resistant mode. Voice Technology quickly releases the negative attachment and defensiveness that obstructs otherwise reasonable communication and potential negotiation or compromise.
Once such obstructions are released, feelings and relations between battling parties can set upon a more constructive course. I wish more people would take advantage of this. Think of what this could contribute to the massive dysfunction and social injustices in the world.
I do not suggest any pie-in-the sky solutions to the very real problems people have individually and collectively. After forty-five years in practice, however, it’s clear to me how fundamental fear and negative emotions are in driving unproductive and dissatisfying behavior is fear and negative emotions. Though most people are acutely and painfully aware of their own distress, most are disconnected from the way their difficult emotions underlie and propel avoidance, anger, resentment, as well as better paths toward clear thinking and more adaptive solutions.
If only more people would take repeated advantage of how this powerful technique can liberate them from the bondage of persistent negative emotions.
Why isn’t Voice Technology used more readily?
I regularly remind my patients to call me for Voice Technology treatment. It takes only minutes, and I make myself available for treatment and also for explanations. Many follow through, but many overlook this available and powerful resource.
Your voice holds the key to rapid relief from distress that ranges from interim discomfort to longstanding and life-disrupting trauma.
Take the initiative. Relief is just a phone call away.
As an introduction to Voice Technology, for a limited time, I am offering a discount to new patients who have not experienced this remarkable treatment.
Call (408) 356-1002
— Mark Steinberg, PhD
