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• TITLE: The Inception of Jungian Advanced Motor Processing (JAMP) —A 21st Century Approach to Treating Trauma

  AUTHORS: Lahab Al-Samarrai

  KEYWORDS: Jungian Advanced Motor Processing, Trauma, Treatment

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science, Vol.12 No.4, April 20, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Jungian Advanced Motor Processing (JAMP) is a mode of treatment developed in May of 2020 by Dr. Lahab Al-Samarrai during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Al-Samarrai had many students who reported increased anxiety, negative thoughts, fearful thoughts, and self-defeating thoughts. These students needed symptom relief more quickly than conventional talk therapy typically provides. Dr. Al-Samarrai developed a treatment modality incorporating light, bilateral audible beats, and positive affirmations. So far, more than 100 subjects have undergone JAMP, and this paper is a case study of one such subject. The research currently being compiled on JAMP, the subject of a future paper, to date shows positive improvement after receiving 5 - 6 sessions, and demonstrated decreases in both somatic symptoms and post-traumatic symptoms ranging from 45 - 55 percent. This paper will share the following: 1) Description of the underlying theoretical components supporting the treatment; 2) Description of the treatment; 3) Discussion of the case of Grace and her experience with JAMP.