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  • Formula for Changing Negative Mantras

    Formula for Changing Negative Mantras

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    Have you ever had this happen? You truly want to achieve a specific goal.  You have the best of intentions and you are doing what you’ve been told will get you the results you desire.  You’ve spent weeks  (months or years) repeating this phrase in the hope of manifesting what you desire.  Yet, even after…

  • Questions About Hypnotherapy

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    Here is the first in our series of weekly posts to answer your questions about hypnotherapy. Keep sending your questions to askdraudrey@gmail.com (Excerpt from email) Dear Dr. Sussman, I thoroughly enjoyed your seminar this Saturday and would love to meet with you for a consultation. . . There were also a few questions I was…

  • 60 Seconds to Calm

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    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…

  • How to find the positive intention – Hypnotic Parts technique

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    Another happy student finds his way to using what used to trigger an anxiety response to a new positive way of “hearing” things. Hi Audrey,  Just wanted to let you know how the techniques are working for me.  I’m looking forward to the next online coaching class starting. In the past what others though of…

  • Creating positive self-talk

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    In this post I’ve combined a number of email’s  from my online coaching students.  They have been learning and enjoying the benefits of using the mind in a positive, enhancing way, as the excerpts below will show.  For me as their teacher and mentor it brings me so much joy as I watch them move…

  • Breaking the habit of procrastination. What Olympic athletes do to achieve success

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    I was reading an article on how Olympic athletes learn to achieve success in moving towards their goals.  I was delighted to read that they do just what I was  asking you to do in our online coaching workshop.  Successful people approach their goals in a very specific manner. Olympic athletes set small daily goals,…

  • Hypnosis – Change is Possible

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    Yesterday we were discussing the difficulty people have in trying to change an negative habit  using the conscious part of the mind. I received the following question: “So you think a person can’t change using conscious, cognitive thoughts?” Actually the question sounds more like a belief the person who sent it in holds  (about the…

  • Using pain to stop negative thoughts. Is there a better way? Part 3

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    Hello again I’m Audrey Sussman and this is the 3rd of a  4 part post on using pain to change negative thoughts.  I believe there are better ways of changing habits than the use of pain. Continued from yesterday’s post discussing the Rubber band snap to change negative thinking Part 2. Today is Part 3. …

  • Sleep problem – Learn to have deep, restful Sleep

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    Want to begin your journey to calm now ? Sign in at the box at the top right of this page and claim your gift of 2 powerful mind calming exercises. This week as I was working on my online course to help people who are suffering with sleep problems, I came across some information…

  • Is Hypnosis Right for You?

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    Dr. Audrey talks about Hypnosis. Excerpt from teleseminar, questions people are asking . . . . This is the top question I get from new clients, “Can I be hypnotized?”  Many times this question is followed with the statement  “I’m a very logical, scientific kind of person, and I’m strong willed, so  even though I…