What is Rewind Therapy?

Rewind Therapy is an internationally recognised treatment for PTSD. Developed in the 1990s by Dr. David Muss, it helps you gain control over traumatic memories—without needing to share the details.

 

How Does It Work?

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Rewind Therapy uses relaxation and guided imagery to process memories safely. It helps stop involuntary recall—like nightmares and flashbacks—by “filing” the memory so it no longer disrupts your daily life. Often, just two or three sessions can bring closure for single traumas.

 

Key Benefits:

 

• No need to disclose sensitive details

• Minimal risk of re-traumatization

• Quick and effective relief of symptoms

• Suitable for a wide range of trauma

 

 

Who Can It Help?  

 

• Trauma survivors

• Witnesses of traumatic events

• Emergency responders

• Anyone who’s tried other therapies without success

 

 

Types of Trauma Treated:

 

• Single event trauma (accidents, loss, etc.)

• Complex trauma (abuse, combat stress, etc.)

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​To learn more about the research behind Rewind Therapy, visit the IARTT website.

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