WHAT IS<unk> ®?<unk>  (RRT) is an emerging, alternative modality of psychotherapy created by Dr. Jon Connelly, that aims to resolve mental health and life challenges within a shorter time frame compared to traditional<unk> es. While it was originally designed for treating PTSD, survivors of sexual violence and single event trauma, it has been shown to be effective in resolving a wide variety of emotional and mental health issues. The primary website www.rapidresolutiontherapy.com hosts a number of video testimonials from RRT participants, and in 2021, Dr. Connelly created a YouTube channel (also presented in audio format via podcast), presenting real sessions of RRT with participants. Although Dr. Connelly's methods are based on his own 50+ years of study, there is limited academic research on the proven efficacy of RRT. However, some peer-reviewed studies have been underway since 2020. Issues addressed by<unk>  can include anxiety, depression, anger, grief, insomnia, addiction/relapse prevention, phobias, compulsive habits, weight loss issues, pain management, etc. HOW<unk> ® WORKS<unk> ® (RRT) is quite different from traditional forms of counseling and trauma treatment, such as talk<unk> , CBT, EMDR, or exposure<unk> . Some of these more known methods may require the participant to go into great detail about the traumatic event or even analyze their previous childhood troubles. RRT does not require this oftentimes painful step, which is a significant difference between RRT and other modalities and can be quite attractive to those who have struggled in traditional counseling. The RRT process aims to help participants permanently overcome troubling thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in a light-hearted way. __TOC__<unk> ® utilizes innovative concepts, multi-level communication and specialized tools, derived from a variety of evidence-based<unk> es, in order to create a specific process that claims to resolve emotional disturbance and maladaptive behavior more efficiently. RRT does not only target the conscious thinking brain, but also addresses the emotional brain and limbic system, changing how the unconscious mind processes information so that improvements are natural and automatic. The unconscious mind does not respond immediately to conscious direction but is known to relate and respond quickly to symbols, metaphors, stories, and imagery, so RRT looks to change the neural pathway through specialized tools and techniques. By working with both the conscious, thinking mind and addressing the deeper part of the mind, RRT can eliminate the emotional charge associated with the particular memory or issue. For treating one issue, the typical RRT process is usually completed within one to three online or in-person meetings. Thousands of mental health professionals have trained in<unk> ® in North America, however it is gaining traction in Europe, Australia and other countries in the world. Although RRT has been around for many years, few researchers have taken up RRT as a study topic. It appears this is changing in the academic arena however. __TOC__
Rapid resolution therapy
Multisystemic therapy
Directed therapy
Hyperbaric treatment schedules
Breakthrough therapy
Drug of last resort
Active immunotherapy
Vision restoration therapy