The rise of Teal Swan and her controversial “completion process”-E!online

Why some people call Teal Swan dangerous

“People weren’t ready for it,” says Swan. Deep endRefers to critics who described her as a “narcissist” at best and, in the worst case, “dangerous”. She calls her dislikes the “festive wounds” of her life.

Some critics have pointed out that one of the central aspects of her practice, that is, making people accessible to allegedly oppressed memories, is doubtful. Experts continue to tear the effectiveness of such memories, whether they are real or imaginative. Which result is more common if it works from time to time?

In her video response to episode 3 of Deep end, Tyr said that the scenes that imply that their method gives people false memories are the result of manipulative editing. “I am very familiar with the risks of false memory when it comes to memory work,” she said. “This is a module that teaches when training practitioners in the completion process.”

Tyr added that instilling false memory is “not only unethical, but quite dangerous, and contrary to everything I support.”

In podcasts and documentaries, Tyr and her associates also admit that some of her critics call her a “catalyst of suicide” because several of her followers have taken their lives.

gateway Caused death from suicide in May 2012 Leslie Once GuardWith her husband, John, He sponsored Tyr’s first workshop in Salt Lake City in the late 2000s.