11/08/2026
IEMT Q&A 11th Aug 2026 with Matt Kendall
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I’m working on a case study and the person gets very tired doing all patterns of eye movements, to a point where he very quickly nodded off and saw the picture of a blue nemo fish flash in front of him. He got so tired I had to park the final modules of session 2 and arranged another time with him.
He also told me that after session 1 he was tired for almost 2 days after.
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Today I did a session and we started with the demo pattern. After 3 rounds although she reported a slight reduction in sentiment, it was present and the memory (image, feeling and sensation in the body) very close to her, on her right side.
I asked what was that sentiment and she told me that it was regret, of not having gotten along well with her grandmother the last time she saw her. It was at level 8, and after 3 rounds of K pattern was at level 10 and she reported a new emotion, of rejection.
I switch to work with the rejection which was at level 10, and after 3 rounds it was at level 7 and the memory 3 brought a new emotion of fear.
Then I switched and started working with that fear, which was at level 10, and after 3 rounds went to a 7. Because the session was already too long, I stopped there to continue next time.
My questions about this are:
Is it better to open these loops when the person brings anew emotion, or should I finish with an emotion/feeling before going to the next?
When doing the eye movements if the person brings a new memory, can we work with that new memory on the next round, or we ask for the first time they remember feeling that way and we discard that memory (in case it's not an older memory)?
When testing the k pattern (T1) about if the emotion remains, sometimes she reported not the emotion/feeling, but the sensation in her body. Should we verify the level of that body sensation?
And when closing these loops, should we go in reverse order or it doesn't matter? In the case above, where I went from regret >rejection > fear should I close the fear then return to rejection and then to regret?
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Hi Matt I have someone who may possibly have had a Hemiplegic migraine or a small TIA (bleed on the brain) 2 different doctors gave different opinions I don't feel IEMT would be suitable if it was a TIA unsure about if a hemiplegic migraine. I won’t be using IEMT with them for now but would be interested your thoughts for future reference. This person wants to change their work life balance and stress. Thanks
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