Head Trash Clearance might sound simple, but it’s grounded in psychological and neurological principles that explain why it works.
The brain and emotional memory
Your brain stores emotional memories differently from regular memories. Emotional events — especially intense ones — get “tagged” with a strong physiological response so you’ll remember them for future safety.
Why triggers stick
If those emotional tags aren’t cleared, your brain will keep responding as if the original event is still happening — even decades later.
How Head Trash Clearance changes the brain
The process works by:
- Activating the emotional memory (in a safe, controlled way)
- Allowing the nervous system to fully process and release the charge
- Creating new neural pathways that respond with calm instead of fear
- This is similar to mechanisms seen in EMDR and other trauma-processing methods, but uses a unique, step-by-step clearance process.
Why it works for self-healers
Because the process is structured, you don’t need to be a therapist to use it effectively. You can follow the steps yourself, provided you can identify your triggers and stay present.
Mini success story
A self-healer used the process to clear a panic response to the sound of sirens, which came from a childhood car accident. After clearing, the sound no longer caused her to freeze or shake.
FAQ Block:
Q: Is Head Trash Clearance backed by research?
A: It’s based on established principles in neuroscience and psychology, with growing anecdotal evidence from practitioners and clients.
Q: Is it the same as hypnosis?
A: No — you remain fully awake and in control during the process.
- The science behind Head Trash Clearance - August 15, 2024