Brain-based Hypnotherapy for Rapid and Lasting Change What if you could immediately transform your clients’ lives in just a few sessions rather than spending months on end talking about the same problem? With new neuroscience advances, […]
Happy Memorial Day … Really? I thought I’d start by wishing everyone a “fun” or “happy” Memorial Day. It might be confusing to suggest we feel good on an American holiday for honoring those who died while […]
Completely get over breakup involves more than waiting for time to heal. The neuroscience of emotional healing suggests the benefits of using mindfulness and breathing exercises to suffer less and be more present. That is excellent psychological […]
Dealing with heartbreak – whether the loss of a loved one, the end of a relationship, the development of an illness, or other change in life circumstances is a common life experience. Getting over a breakup […]
You’re in the business of helping your clients live happier, more meaningful and functional lives. When psychotherapy works you’re happier, and more successful in achieving credibility as you did what you set out to do, which […]
Lessons from Franklin D. Roosevelt and Modern Neuroscience America has become a country almost paralyzed by fear. Worry over contracting the coronavirus has made us anxious to even go to the grocery store. As a psychologist who […]
The neuroscience, research and practice of psychotherapy are all aligned to help humans suffer less, but you may see that your clients are experiencing more emotional pain, stress and misery. Here are some tips from neuroscience that […]
One of the first places a person goes when they are having a panic attack is straight to the ER. Thinking they are having a heart attack, they are desperate for medical intervention. But once they are […]
Are you reaching the Whole-brain in your work as a psychotherapist? This is the second part of a two part blog, if you are just joining us then please click here to read part one. Emotional pain […]
Why a Neuroplasticity Approach is Best for Anxiety Disorders Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the United States, affecting 18.1% of the population every year. In fact, 40 million adults from the ages of […]