Discussion This study has obvious limitations. The most relative limitation is that the results of this study have yet to be tested. This is a research proposal and not an actual research experiment.
Therefore, not purposely, numbers are most likely not the same of individuals’ actual participating in the study. This proposal only gives us a preview of what findings we anticipate. Second, the female population suggested in this study is from the cities in Rwanda and there are many variables, such as income, access to transportation, medical care, housing, English speaking, and environmental factors that may influences the outcome of PTSD symptoms being reduced by TFT than women who live in rural areas and often lack many of the cities resources. Third, there may be cultural limitations, including but …show more content…
Dunnewold (2014). The more current research provides and excellent foundation for the future research study that Dr. Frances Acoba would like to conduct in Rwanda. Thought Field Therapy has endless implications for the recipients of the therapy which includes self-application during and after therapy to reduce Post Traumatic Stress symptoms, a positive cultural treatment, and very cost-effective. A client in TFT can apply the therapeutic techniques at any time, in any place, and around those with whom they are comfortable. Thought Field Therapy is beneficial to the social work practice because of its cross-cultural application. TFT can work in conjunction with other therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Trauma Therapy, and Narrative Therapy, to name a few. Another benefit is that Thought Field Therapy training is from two-days or up to two-weeks depending on the intensity of the
Therefore, not purposely, numbers are most likely not the same of individuals’ actual participating in the study. This proposal only gives us a preview of what findings we anticipate. Second, the female population suggested in this study is from the cities in Rwanda and there are many variables, such as income, access to transportation, medical care, housing, English speaking, and environmental factors that may influences the outcome of PTSD symptoms being reduced by TFT than women who live in rural areas and often lack many of the cities resources. Third, there may be cultural limitations, including but …show more content…
Dunnewold (2014). The more current research provides and excellent foundation for the future research study that Dr. Frances Acoba would like to conduct in Rwanda. Thought Field Therapy has endless implications for the recipients of the therapy which includes self-application during and after therapy to reduce Post Traumatic Stress symptoms, a positive cultural treatment, and very cost-effective. A client in TFT can apply the therapeutic techniques at any time, in any place, and around those with whom they are comfortable. Thought Field Therapy is beneficial to the social work practice because of its cross-cultural application. TFT can work in conjunction with other therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectic Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Trauma Therapy, and Narrative Therapy, to name a few. Another benefit is that Thought Field Therapy training is from two-days or up to two-weeks depending on the intensity of the