Clearing Emotional Blocks and Trauma Effectively

Description

Negative thoughts and traumatic memories can be triggered by current events and situations – it might just be time to let them go for good.

Our mind repeats on a loop everything we have been told or experienced from the first 7 years of our lives.

All the traumatic events, large and small as well as the limiting beliefs created during that time, battle with the logical mind. Sometimes talking about these distressing events again and again, can keep you locked into the story and reinforce the hurt and pain.

Other times locking the pain and memories away and pretending it didn’t happen can build up and contaminate your everyday life.

Either way, these emotions can escalate and show themselves as a physical illness, as ‘dis-ease’ or as mental health issues. Trauma can come from many situations, it depends on your ability to process, learn and let go. Here are some examples of where trauma can originate, it might have happened to you, a loved one or from being a witness:

• Death of a loved one

• Accident / close call

• Loss of a loved one or key person in your life

• Loss of a job or career through redundancy, retirement, dismissal

• Medical procedure

• Coercion to participate in something that goes against your beliefs or values

• Public humiliation

• Past life events

• Genetic or inherited

• Natural disaster

• Fire

• Incarceration

• Abuse – physical, mental, emotional

• Authority control and manipulation of freedoms

• School

• Immoral or unethical situations

• Whistleblower

• Missing out on promotion

• Court appearance

• Near-death experience

• Supernatural experience

• War

• Animal attack

This incredible technique works without disclosing or reliving traumatic experiences. It effectively and efficiently releases you from those repeated thoughts and limiting beliefs, which then clears the emotional blockages that have been holding you back from being the amazing you.

This technique can be used with ancestral and genetic trauma, (PTS) post-traumatic stress and mental health issues.

Individual sessions usually take 1 ½ to 2 hours, with a recommended follow-up session after 4 weeks