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Intuitive Telephone/Virtual Session For Individuals

Three-Step Intuitive Telephone/Virtual Session

– This session is designed for individuals seeking compassionate, personalized guidance while navigating emotional trauma, grief and cancer. Learn More

Emotional Trauma Release Services

Helping Individuals, Healthcare Professionals, Teachers, and First Responders Find Instant and Lasting Relief from Emotional Trauma and Traumatic grief to Heal and Thrive Holistically.

Emotional trauma is a profound psychological response to a distressing or overwhelming event that surpasses an individual’s ability to cope. It often stems from experiences such as violence, abuse, accidents, natural disasters, the loss of a loved one, or witnessing a tragedy. Unlike everyday stress, which is a temporary reaction to life’s challenges, emotional trauma imprints lasting effects on the mind, body, and spirit. It can disrupt one’s sense of safety, security, and stability, often manifesting as persistent emotional, psychological, and physical symptoms.

Now more than ever, interventions are urgently needed to provide fast and effective relief. I developed Dr. Carolle’s Instant Antidistress Method and the Murat Emotional Trauma Release Technique (METRT) to deliver immediate and lasting emotional relief while enhancing mental resilience for individuals, healthcare professionals, first responders, and teachers.

For Individuals

Three-Step In-Person Session for Emotional Trauma Release

Intended for individuals seeking compassionate, personalized guidance and immediate, lasting relief from emotional trauma. Learn More

For Professionals

On-Site Incognito Support for Physicians and Nurses

Discrete, on-site services for nurses and physicians that provide quick relief during stressful shifts.

Many healthcare professionals are hesitant to seek mental health support due to fear of stigmatization or career repercussions. These incognito short sessions help healthcare professionals quickly release stress and emotional trauma and regain mental clarity, boosting both individual and team resilience.

Emotional Trauma Release Workshops

– Designed for healthcare professionals, first responders, and teachers.

This workshop provides a focused, practical approach to instantly managing and reducing stress responses. Dr. Carolle’s Instant Antidistress Method—which includes Controlled Breathing, Mind Centering, Positive Affirmations, and Precision Tapping—equips participants with powerful tools to activate the relaxation response, calm the body, and center the mind. Attendees will gain actionable skills to handle stress effectively, build resilience, and navigate challenging environments more efficiently. Designed to support mental and physical well-being, this workshop empowers participants with techniques they can seamlessly integrate into their daily routines for lasting balance, stability, and the capacity to manage challenging environments. It is designed to support them in maintaining their mental and physical health and empower them with techniques that can be incorporated into their daily routines for sustained well-being. Contact Me

Healthcare professionals, first responders, and teachers who frequently encounter traumatic death or its aftermath often suffer from traumatic grief—an intense form of grief compounded by the sudden, violent, or distressing nature of the losses they witness. This persistent exposure to trauma can lead to symptoms such as numbness, detachment, and hopelessness, significantly increasing the risk of burnout. For first responders and healthcare professionals, the cumulative emotional toll of witnessing repeated tragedies often makes it difficult to process grief, further straining their mental and physical health. Teachers, often the anchors of stability for students in crisis, face their own emotional challenges when supporting grieving children or managing the fallout of traumatic events within their communities. The demanding nature of these roles, which emphasize emotional control, resilience, and caregiving, can make it particularly difficult for individuals in these professions to seek the support they need to heal.

This workshop is designed to equip them with the tools and understanding necessary to address and resolve traumatic grief. It includes allowing each attendee to experience the Murat Emotional Trauma Release Technique (METRT), which provides immediate and persistent emotional relief.

It can be customized as a CME-CEU presentation. Contact Me

Post-Disaster Emotional Trauma Release Support

As tragedies like school shootings, workplace violence, and natural disasters increase, the emotional toll on individuals and communities is profound. Conventional methods often take too long to address the immediate impact of trauma, leaving people trapped in emotional distress.

Now more than ever, there is a critical need for interventions that provide fast, effective relief, especially in schools, workplaces, and communities. My Murat Emotional Trauma Release Technique (METRT) offers instant, lasting healing, allowing those affected to find peace and move forward in the aftermath of tragedy. Contact Me
Sue Shrader Hanes, LMFT, San Diego, CA August 2024

"My brother-in-law was tragically gunned down right in front of our house, a very safe neighborhood, during a family gathering with about twenty of us present. The shock and trauma left us paralyzed—none of us could eat, sleep, or even step outside. We have three children, and although we took them to a therapist the next day, nothing seemed to alleviate our anguish.

Three days later, Dr. Carolle visited us. She spent time with each of us, listening with empathy and laying her hands on us individually. Just her presence seemed to lift the dark energy that had engulfed our home. It was as if she brought peace and comfort with her, soothing us like a healing procedure with no pain. That night, for the first time since the tragedy, everyone in our family slept soundly. Dr. Carolle’s compassionate guidance gave us the strength to face the painful tasks ahead—planning the funeral, speaking with detectives, and handling the media. It felt surreal as if the terrible event had happened somewhere distant. Thanks to her, we were able to begin moving forward."

— Johnny L. San Diego, CA