Welcome
Gentle Reprocessing™ is a psychotherapy approach that reduces symptoms of PTSD, anxiety and depression. Our vision is for clients to heal gently, rapidly, deeply and permanently. This transformative, dynamic and empowering psychotherapy releases a wide array of emotional disturbances resulting from trauma experienced by clients of all ages and backgrounds.
This global, universally applied technique provides the tools needed for the treatment of depression, anxiety and negative emotions for children and adults.
We offer Gentle Reprocessing workshops for licensed mental health workers. Learn more about our upcoming workshops and online workshop.
Free External Gentle Reprocessing Workshop
External Gentle Reprocessing™ is a unique combination of bilateral stimulation, drawing, story telling and positive cognitions which help clients recover from traumas in their lives that have sapped their power. It helps relieve depression, anxiety, nightmares, anger, hyper vigilance, and flashbacks. It is appropriate for children as young as 2 1/2, reluctant teenagers, and fragile clients such as rape victims and war veterans as well as all other adults. Results are usually experienced quickly. This safe to do on your own or with a partner, such as a parent.
Reveal, Connect & Heal- Deb Maybury interviews Diane Spindler
Click the image to the right to watch an interview with the founder of Gentle Reprocessing™, Diane Spindler, as she explains how she came to develop this empowering treatment.
Diane has been honing her unique process since 1999 to equip not only her own clients, but also other clinicians, with the tools needed to overcome negative emotional effects and suffering caused by PTSD, Panic Attacks, Depression, and Anxiety.
Recent Blog Posts
Goodbye Trauma, a book by Diane Spindler
Please read an excerpt from my soon to be published book on Gentle Reprocessing. Visit the site regularly for additional publication updates and workshop schedules.
How Trauma Affects Veterans and the Hope It Can Be Reversed
Unfortunately we have a great number of veterans who have come back from combat that are not physically injured but are emotionally injured. It is not as obvious as scars or a missing limb, but it is just as, if not more debilitating. When a soldier is in a constant combat situation, never knowing when [...]
Why Emotions Get Out of Control or Up in Smoke
An explanation why people escalate and get out of control so quickly.
