| Stress Management in Cancer Support |
Stress is never the only factor in the development of cancer, and it varies in importance from one person to another. But once cancer is diagnosed, it is the factor that we can do the most about. --The Healing Journey, O. Carl Simonton, MD, Oncologist
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Stress Management Increases Your Healing Resources
What are your stress symptoms? Look at what is causing stress and anxiety in your life, look at it closely and write it down.
- Are you able to recognize the sources of your stress?
- How are you handling that stress?
- Is it possible to consider an alternative to your current approach to stress?
- Do you need professional stress management help?
- Are you asking for that help?
- Is fear holding you back from facing those choices about your stress?
By accepting the answer to these stress management questions you can change your life, and change it to the way you want it to be.
Change Your Mental Patterns and Reduce StressWhat better reason than cancer to restructure your approach to stress and anxiety? This is your time to really be honest with yourself about what you really want in life. Why are you limiting your expression of life and causing yourself stress?
The simple answer is that you are living in patterns of thought that are no longer supporting your true desires. Those old patterns are causing the stress and anxiety. Please contact me for assistance with your stress management. Call today for your cancer support consultation.Call nowGregory P. DeBerry, C.Ht.Cancer Support Coach
Certified HypnotherapistNorth County Hypnosis San Diego760-908-3166
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As we are all aware, anyone with a diagnosis of cancer is impacted emotionally and develops an increase in stress and feels dis-empowered. This naturally affects us in every aspect of our lives. Greg's hypnosis program helps patients better cope with their condition, and it improves their healing experience and their quality of life. --Daniel Vicario, MD, Oncologist, Director of Integrative Therapy, San Diego Cancer Center, Encinitas & Vista
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Cancer Gives You Permission to Change Your Approach to Stress
Cancer gives you the freedom to let go of old patterns that have been causing you stress and anxiety. Your cancer is the excuse you have been waiting for. You can let go of the old causes of stress and take a positive step forward.
I believe you are capable of using your cancer experience as a springboard to a new and better way of managing stress,and managing your life. Trust me, you can do it and I can show you how. Get the support you need to make the changes you want in your life.
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Remove physiological stress from the body and the body does what it was designed to do. It heals itself.--Ben Johnson, MD (Featured in The Secret)
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Learn Modern Meditation Techniques
Using new modern meditation techniques you can learn to easily control your stress and anxiety. If you have had difficulties in the past with ancient meditation techniques you will enjoy these new modern techniques.
You Will Be Guided Every Step of the Way
These are quick, easy and effective methods for resoling stress and anxiety. You will receive a professionally produced, guided meditation CD to assist you in every step of the way.
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Start Your Stress Management by Calming Your Mind
You can start your stress management today by taking time to relax and focus on doing the things you can do for yourself. Find a quiet spot and listen to the cancer support audio that I have recorded for you. It will at least offer you some temporary relief from your stress and anxiety. For further stress management instruction please contact me. You can call today for your cancer support consultation.
Call now
760-908-3166
Gregory P. DeBerry, C.Ht.
Cancer Survivor
Cancer Support Coach
Certified Hypnotherapist
North County Hypnosis San Diego
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No psychological factor by itself has ever been identified as being capable of creating that cancer seed. However, certain reactions to psychological stress can profoundly influence the soil in which the seed develops. --Anticancer, A New Way of Life, David Servan-Schreiber, MD, PhD
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