The JAMP Protocols Book 1: The Archetype of Healing
Dr. Lahab Al-Samarrai
You’re on a hamster wheel to nowhere.
At least that’s what it feels like as you try to navigate your own childhood trauma – unpacking all of the past experiences, emotions, and memories. (The ones you can accurately recall, that is.) For the most part, unless you’re actively working on processing your trauma, these recollections are involuntary. They’re like triggered spasms in the dead of night that have you feeling like you’re freefalling all 2 feet from your bed to the floor.
That sickly feeling that leaves you trapped in repetitive actions and states of mind is known as the trauma glitch and in this book, we’ll be unpacking the fundamentals of healing. We’ll look at:
- How the human ego is formed.
- Trauma’s connection to the body.
- How JAMP™ can help you navigate this healing period.
You don’t have to spend the rest of your life with that sickly feeling in the pit of your stomach. You don’t need to hold onto every past pain in your flesh only to experience somatic representations of your trauma for the rest of your life.
Based on the author's revolutionary propriety trauma treatment, Jungian Advance Motor Processing© (JAMP©), The JAMP Protocols Book 1: The Archetype of Healing will guide and move you toward a whole and healthier version of yourself on your own terms.
The JAMP Protocols Book 1: The Archetype of Healing is available to buy from your local bookseller and online internationally from Amazon.
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About The Author
Dr. Lahab Al-Samarrai is a licensed clinical psychotherapist with a Master’s in clinical psychology and a Ph.D. in clinical psychotherapy with a sub-specialty in child and adolescent psychotherapy. He has been practicing for over twenty-five years in residential, clinical settings, schools, universities, and private settings. Dr. Lahab has worked extensively with children, adolescents, and adults – providing individual therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, and group therapy as well as lecturing and providing supervision to all student professionals. Dr. Lahab is the past President of the Washington Counseling Association.
Dr. Lahab developed a propriety trauma treatment he named Jungian Advance Motor Processing© (JAMP©) (AL-SAMARRAI, 2020). The IFC’s JAMP© (AL-SAMARRAI, 2020) treatment is revolutionary in the treatment of trauma, complex trauma & complex PTSD. His Institute for Conflict has trained and certified 18 JAMP© (AL-SAMARRAI, 2020) Transformational Coaches to date. The Institute For Conflict, & JAMP© (AL-SAMARRAI, 2020) Training Institute with the affiliate Institutions of www.JAMP©University.com, www.JAMP©TrainingInstitute.com, www.JAMP©Online.com & www.instituteforconflict.com are focused on teaching students, practitioners, clinical theory and treatment interventions. The IFC’s international conferences, podcasts, courses, and special lectures address successful internal/external conflict transformation and promote researched healing strategies in individuals, schools, hospitals, and companies.
Dr. Lahab has presented at several local & international conferences on clinical psychology, trauma, and on conflict in North America and Western Europe – and has lived in and visited several countries in the Middle East, Europe, and North Africa. He is versatile and bilingual (Arabic and English) and has been studying and exploring psychology, philosophy, political science, and multicultural issues for the past 30 years.
In addition to The JAMP Protocols Book 1: The Archetype of Healing, Dr. Lahab Al-Samarrai's other published work includes JAMP and The Resolution of The Glitch.
You can learn more about the transformative work of Dr. Lahab by visiting www.jamptraininginstitute.com and you can connect with him online via LinkedIn.
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