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60 Seconds to Calm
The 60 Seconds to Calm exercise works greatto quiet a racing mind, and to reduce anxiety and fear. The detailed written directions are below.We also have an easy to follow video. Click here to get the video: Mind Calming Video GuideJust sign up and I’ll email it to you right now. We recommend watching the…
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Loneliness and Grief
I received a phone call this week from a person suffering from a tragic loss because of a car accident. I told her I would post about my own path in dealing with grief. First I offer my deepest condolences and I hope something in what I am writing today will in some small way help…
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How we create stress
3 Ways We Create Stress 1. Cognitively (what we say to ourselves, our own thoughts) 2. Emotionally (feeling bad about negative messages we give ourselves) 3. Physically /Behaviorally (quick short breaths high in chest starts the heart pounding) Each of these circle around creating a cycle of more stress, fear and panic. For example, you…
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Stress Reduction Using NLP: 3 Part Exercise
Hello again, as I was getting this post together I realized that it was going to take me a bit longer to give you the step by step method that is important for success. So this post is broken down into 3 Parts. The first part is important. You will learn to rate your level…
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The positive intent of Worry
Before I talk about techniques to stop worry in its tracks, let’s look at the positive purpose of worry. It can alert you to things that need to be taken care of, or of consequences of certain actions. Worry can keep you watchful for symptoms that indicate a possible life-threatening problem, or it can motivate…
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Two steps to change negative thinking
Whenever you find yourself stuck or indecisive, and your are beating yourself for procrastination, use these two tips to break the cycle of negativity. I was working with a client the other day and she told me that she was so anxious that even the simplest decisions were exhausting to her. It had gotten so…