What is an example of a One Time Learning?

A Phobia is a perfect example of a "one-time learning." It is an intense neurological reaction to a stimulus that the nervous system learns instantly to protect the individual. In many cases, the client doesn't differentiate between the label (the word "mouse") and the actual external trigger (seeing a mouse).

The Phobia Cure Process

• Establish a resource anchor.
• Acknowledge the client's ability to learn instantly.
• Discover the strategy for firing the phobia.
• Use a timeline to go back to the earliest occurrence.
• Dissociate: Have them watch the memory on a movie screen from a projector booth.
• Run the movie forward fast in Black and White (Charlie Chaplin style).
• White out or Black out at the end.
• Associate and run the movie backwards at normal speed in full colour.
• Repeat until the client can no longer access the feeling.
• Test and Future Pace.