Self Healing Insights

Explore transformative healing with our Self Healing Insights Blog, where cutting-edge neuroscience meets holistic practices. Dive into strategies for revitalizing your well-being and breaking free from chronic illness and trauma.

Holotropic Breathing offers a path to deep relaxation and self-awareness through controlled, rhythmic breathing.

Holotropic Breathing: A Complete Guide to Techniques and Practice

Holotropic breathing is a different approach that those looking for deep healing can try. This practice offers a unique way to explore your inner self and foster healing. It’s just one of many techniques available, but it’s worth considering if you’re looking for a fresh perspective on managing stress and finding stability. 

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ADHD vs. Nervous System Dysregulation: Identifying the Differences

Are you someone who feels like you’re constantly racing against your own thoughts and emotions? Or do the simplest tasks remain uncompleted as the days go on? It’s okay; you’re definitely not alone. Experiencing daily life with ADHD or nervous system dysregulation can feel like you’re trying to manage a whirlwind of stress, focus issues, and emotional ups and downs. Feeling overwhelmed and unsure about what’s causing these challenges is completely understandable.

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Integrative Body Mind Training Mechanisms Behind Healing

Integrative Body-Mind Training: Mechanisms Behind Healing

Finding a way to truly relax and heal can start to feel like an impossible challenge, like something always just out of reach. But it’s alright. We’re here to offer you a hand! Ever heard of Integrative Body-Mind Training? This type of training can present you with an effective way to help you reconnect with yourself and find that much-needed balance. 

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The Effects of Trauma on the Brain: Understanding Impact and Recovery

Our individual experiences with trauma will be different, whether it’s in terms of the event that caused the trauma, the amount of trauma we experience, and sometimes even the length of time it takes for the effects of trauma to manifest after the fact. But regardless of these differences, all trauma can leave deep, often invisible scars on the brain. These affect our mental, emotional,

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Emotional Freedom Techniques: Unlocking the Path to Inner Peace

Emotional Freedom Techniques, or EFT, is a simple, low-risk practice that doesn’t require much time or money. It’s easy to learn and can be used for a wide range of issues, from stress and anxiety to physical pain. Because it’s so accessible and doesn’t have any significant downsides, it’s definitely worth trying to see if it can help with what you’re dealing with.

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The Feldenkrais Method: A Holistic Approach to Well-Being

The Feldenkrais Method offers a gentle, mindful approach to enhancing overall health. It’s based on the idea that you can unlock your body’s full potential by becoming more aware of how you move. This method focuses on reconnecting you with your natural abilities, helping you move, think, and feel better.

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Mind-Body Syndrome and Stress: What’s the Link Between Them?

The connection between mental and physical health is becoming more apparent in our busy lives. Mind-Body Syndrome (MBS), also known as Tension Myositis Syndrome (TMS), is a perfect example of how stress and emotional issues can cause physical suffering. This often-overlooked condition truly stresses, no pun intended, just how much stress can affect our bodies.

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Somatic Experiencing Therapy

Somatic Experiencing: Transformative Healing Through the Body

Somatic Experiencing Therapy, founded by Dr. Peter A. Levine, explores the body’s wisdom for self-regulation and healing from trauma. The term “somatic” is derived from the Greek word “soma,” which means “body.” In the context of therapy and health, “somatic” refers to practices and approaches that focus on the body, particularly how it stores and processes experiences, traumatic events, and emotions.

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