Abstract Emotional Transformation Therapy (ETT) combines targeted visual stimulation with emotionally engaged psychotherapy, but its mechanisms remain incompletely specified. This review examines how sensory input may shape attention, salience, and regulation during emotional processing. This narrative review synthesizes findings from visual neuroscience, salience-network research, predictive processing, and psychotherapy process models to propose a four-phase sensory-salienc

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