ejcrEurasian Journal of Current Research in Psychology and PedagogyEurasian Journal of Current Research in Psychology and Pedagogy2959-39992959-4006Университет «Туран»10.46914/2959-3999-2026-1-2-18-33ejcr-362Research ArticleКлиническая и специальная психологияClinical and Special PsychologyМета-сообщение в методе психофункциональной разблокировки: нейробиологические механизмы и опыт примененияMeta-message in the psycho-functional rebuilding method: neurobiological mechanisms and experience of usehttps://orcid.org/0009-0001-6616-6148МарковА. В.MarkovA. V.

Марков А.В.,  специалист,

г. Алматы.

Markov A.V.,  specialist,

Almaty.

puteshestvennikam@gmail.comhttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-4200-1354ШевченкоЕ. В.ShevchenkoE. V.

 

г. Алматы.Шевченко Е.В., PhD, специалист,

Shevchenko E.V.,PhD, specialist,

Almaty.

dr.elena.shevchenko@gmail.comООО «Союз психотерапевтов и психологов Казахстана»КазахстанLimited Liability Partnership Union of Psychotherapists and Psychologists of KazakhstanKazakhstan202623062026021833Copyright © Марков А.В., Шевченко Е.В., 20262026Марков А.В., Шевченко Е.В.Markov A.V., Shevchenko E.V.Данная работа распространяется под лицензией Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://ejcrpp.turan-edu.kz/jour/article/view/362

В данной статье рассматривается феномен метасообщений как центральный механизм метода психофункциональной разблокировки (PF_R) и анализируются его предполагаемые нейробиологические и психофизиологические основы. Целью исследования было определение роли метасообщений в активации бессознательных процессов, связанных с разрешением внутренних конфликтов, эмоциональной обработкой и психофизической регуляцией. Теоретическая модель метода основана на современных концепциях зеркальных нейронов, механизмов невербальной коммуникации, трансовых состояний сознания и нейродинамики эмоционального ответа. В исследовании приняли участие 4390 человек в возрасте от 25 до 58 лет, 88,6% из которых были женщинами и 11,4% мужчинами. После сеансов PF_R были проанализированы субъективные и наблюдаемые реакции участников. Большинство испытуемых испытывали трансовые и тета-доминантные состояния сознания, а также выраженные эмоциональные, моторные и вегетативные реакции. Эффективность метода была подтверждена статистически значимым улучшением психологического состояния по визуальной аналоговой шкале: средний балл увеличился с 4,8±2,3 до 8,8±1,3. Эти результаты демонстрируют высокую терапевтическую ценность метасообщений как средства невербального воздействия и показывают потенциал метода PF_R в лечении хронической психологической травмы и эмоциональных блоков.

This article considers the phenomenon of meta-messages as a central mechanism of the psychofunctional unblocking method (PF_R) and analyzes its putative neurobiological and psychophysiological foundations. The aim of the study was to determine the role of meta-messages in the activation of unconscious processes associated with the resolution of internal conflicts, emotional processing, and psychophysical regulation. The theoretical model of the method is based on modern concepts of mirror neurons, nonverbal communication mechanisms, trance states of consciousness, and the neurodynamics of emotional response. The study included 4,390 people aged 25 to 58 years, 88.6% of whom were women and 11.4% were men. After the PF_R sessions, the subjective and observed reactions of the participants were analyzed. Most of the subjects experienced trance and theta-dominant states of consciousness, as well as pronounced emotional, motor, and autonomic reactions. The effectiveness of the method was confirmed by a statistically significant improvement in the psychological state on the visual analogue scale: the average score increased from 4.8±2.3 to 8.8±1.3. These results demonstrate the high therapeutic value of meta-messages as a means of non-verbal influence and demonstrate the potential of the PF_R method in the treatment of chronic psychological trauma and emotional blocks.

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