Showing posts with label Depression. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Depression. Show all posts
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[Article] Candy, Anyone?
Candy, Anyone?
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I have recently completed my personal journey from silver spoon to straitjacket and back. I come from a wealthy and privileged background, growing up in a house that looked more like Tara than Tara itself, with servants who came with the property. None of this insulated me from bouts of depression and anxiety. My struggles began in 1960, when I was 7 years old, but were manageable for most of my life. After a painful divorce in 2005, they became unmanageable. I went into a nose dive, … [Read more...]
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Profile: Hypnotherapist Eric Christopher
Profile: Hypnotherapist Eric Christopher
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What happens when liberating spiritual teachings blend with the most effective emotional healing methods? A productive, results-oriented therapy that becomes an awakening experience in each session. Eric Christopher, Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy, Certified Hypnotherapist, specializes in emotions – anxiety, fear, depression or any stuck, unwanted feeling or pattern.
Eric J. Christopher, hypnotherapist
From his own 20-year quest for spiritual truth, Eric knows that beneath the most disturbing emotions or negative beliefs lie wholeness, wisdom and deep peace. Therefore, he guides clients to experientially feel this aspect of themselves in each session. From this perspective, solutions replace problems, deep insights and harmony overshadow turmoil. His approach reveals the truth of Einstein’s words: “You can’t solve a problem at the level of consciousness that created the problem.” The problem dissolves from a “deeper” or “higher” perspective.
Freedom from a negative emotional issue (anxiety, depression, “stuckness”) is achieved when two things happen:
- You dissect the problematic emotion to its subconscious core, revealing a body sensation and a memory which carries a false, unconscious belief.
- You view the issue from a dimension of yourself that already feels whole and secure, untouched by the problem.
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Find the full article, and others like it at: http://edgemagazine.net/2011/11/profile-eric-christopher/
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