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What Is Imagery Rescripting?

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What Is Imagery Rescripting?

Imagery rescripting can be an effective way to address upsetting mental images, like traumatic memories and nightmares, as well as negative beliefs. This tool explains what imagery rescripting is, what it involves, and how it works.

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Unwanted images are a feature common to a variety of problems including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression. Imagery rescripting is an evidence-based treatment technique for intrusive images. The technique is thought to work by addressing the meaning associated with intrusive images.

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