| Clinical Hypnotherapy Resolves the Past |
...psychotherapists working with cancer patients today have also understood the importance of nurturing the patient's will to live.
The first step in this type of therapy involves locating and treating past traumas that, in some way, are still "alive" in the patient's psyche and poison his [or her] outlook on life.
The second step is teaching the patient to embrace and maintain a state of peace and inner calm, thus removing psychological stress and promoting the healing process.
--Anticancer, A New Way of Life, David Servan-Schreiber, MD, PhD
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Stop Re-Living Your Past with Hypnotherapy
Hypnotherapy is an effective method of releasing the past. As you release the emotional charge attached to early events in your life you are free to establish new patterns of thinking and behaving. By releasing your inner potential you are able to stop re-living your past.
The changes you make in your subconscious mind using hypnotherapy can affect everything about your life. By using self-hypnosis you can rebuild your current structure of thinking and behaving. By participating in your cancer recovery process you have more control over your outcome.
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The pain you experienced when you were two, six or eight is just beneath the surface of your consciousness. Until it is transformed, it is always there driving your life. --The Dark Side of the Light Chasers, Debbie Ford
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You Can Forgive Your Past with Hypnotherapy
Cancer recovery is the ideal time to resolve past emotional concerns and move forward in your life. Clinical hypnotherapy is a very effective technique for unlocking past emotional conflicts. We all feel some level of fear about the past and it is much easier than you can imagine to let go of it all.
Contact me and get a fresh start in your life. Call today for your cancer support coach consultation.
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760-908-3166
Gregory P. DeBerry, C.Ht.
Cancer Support Coach
Certified Hypnotherapist
North County Hypnosis San Diego
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Processes that help people release resentment , express negative feelings, and forgive past wrongs (whether real or imagined) may well be a major part of preventive medicine of the future. --Getting Well Again, O. Carl Simonton, MD, Oncologist
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Pro Bono Volunteer Hours Available
If you are a cancer patient experiencing financial hardship, I offer pro bono hours during my volunteer support on Monday afternoons at the Encinitas location of the San Diego Cancer Center. See the current calendar and contact info at this link: San Diego Cancer Center Calendar
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