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How To Eliminate Some Of Your Negative Emotions... For Good
- By Morty Lefkoe
- Published 05/7/2009
- Mental health & fitness , Managing anxiety
Would you like to get rid of the anxiety or anger you feel much of the time? Because
many emotions are caused by beliefs, getting rid of the beliefs can
frequently eradicate negative emotions. For example, the belief that
“Dogs are dangerous” will result in an emotion of fear when confronting
a dog. The belief “People can’t be trusted” will result in the feeling
of suspicion around people. When the beliefs are eliminated, the
emotions usually will be also.
Permission to Feel
- By Tal Ben-Shahar
- Published 04/7/2009
- Mental health & fitness , Perfectionism
Am I An Emotional Vampire? How Do I Know?
- By Judith Orloff
- Published 01/24/2009
- Mental health & fitness , Stress
We’ve all
got a smidgeon of vampire in us, especially when we’re stressed.
So,
cut yourself a break.
It’s
admirable to admit, “I think I’m emotionally
draining people. What can I do?”
Can’t be
free without such honesty.
Then you can change. My Therapist Is A Joystick
- By Misc Author
- Published 11/12/2008
- Mental health & fitness , Stress
By Olga Kharif [BusinessWeek] -- Beneficial games, for everything from phobias to ADD, are starting to catch on. A computer game called The Journey to Wild Divine, combining elements of Buddhism, Christianity, and Kabbalah, teaches players to relax and relieve stress.
Using Biofeedback at Home
- By Misc Author
- Published 11/12/2008
- Mental health & fitness , Stress
By
Laura Johannes, The Wall Street Journal --
For
the really Type A personality, here's a chance to measure how well
you are relaxing. Makers of home biofeedback devices that monitor your
heart rhythms say the devices teach you to combat emotional stress.
Creative people in Hollywood
- By Dennis Palumbo
- Published 09/18/2008
- Mental health & fitness , Self concept / self esteem
And so
creative people tend to make the
audience, a studio, their agent into a parent figure that they have to
constantly appease or impress to maintain the connection, the emotional
tie... You kind of do and you don’t [have to have a really big ego]... A friend of mine said, talking about writers, they’re egomaniacs with low
self-esteem.Mind enhancement devices and drugs
- By Douglas Eby
- Published 09/4/2008
- Mental health & fitness , Stress
A flickering candle, the sound of surf, beating drums, psychotropic
plants - those can all be seen as early “devices” for altering mental
states and consciousness. Now, there is a wide range of much more
sophisticated devices, software and smart drugs designed to enhance
awareness and cognitive abilities, which may or may not work.
Cognitive enhancement drugs
- By Misc Author
- Published 09/2/2008
- Awareness - thinking , Mental health & fitness
Foundations of Paraliminal Technology
- By Learning Strategies
- Published 08/20/2008
- Mental health & fitness , Change, growth, coaching
Paraliminal learning sessions are audio CDs. Each one presents creative
new ideas to help individuals overcome internal obstacles and achieve
personal and professional goals. "Para" is the Latin prefix meaning "beyond". "Liminal" refers to the
"limen" or "threshold" of conscious awareness. The term literally
means, "beyond the threshold of conscious awareness". Supporting technologies include Suggestive-Accelerative Learning and
Teaching Methods, Whole Brain Learning, Imagery, Suggestion, Relaxation
and Neuro-Linguistic Programming.
Does Happy and Healthy Precede Wealthy?
- By Positive Psychology News Daily
- Published 07/27/2008
- Achievement / Vocation , Mental health & fitness
How often have you heard someone boast that they had worked 70 hours last week? Were you impressed and envious or did you think the speaker was either exaggerating or inefficient? Why do some take pride in proving that their work is more effortful, difficult, or even painful than that of others? In too many cases, this need to feel indispensable comes at the expense of one’s health and happiness.