Using MR for Profound Unlearning in Psychotherapy: A Case Example

Using MR to produce profound unlearning is an important form of MR for psychotherapy./nUnlearning produces transformational change, the most effective outcome of therapy./nA case example is provided to illustrate the MR process of unlearning./nThe client, Gary, experiences tension and shutdown when among people, making it difficult for him to think or speak./nGary is not directly aware of his emotions, only of his somatic tenseness and behavior./nThe therapist aims to reveal the underlying emotional learning to target for change./nThe MR process will be used to efficiently address the underlying emotional learning.