Showing results for "Processing" in Self-Help

The mind is an amazing tool that we can use effectively if we know how to. With it working to a greater extent of its abilities, we can achieve success in whatever we choose to do. Unfortunately, for many of us, we only use a small fraction of what is available, so imagine how much more you could achieve if you could increase and expand your understanding of your mind.

“Readers who have recently been diagnosed with ADHD will find this an especially smart and approachable resource.” —Publishers Weekly Transform your ADHD from a struggle to a strength with this empowering toolkit. What if what you need to succeed and manifest your goals is what you have...

This complete set of tracks of guided imagery for PTSD (post-traumatic stress) comes in CD or MP3 audio download format, and can be used alongside other treatment approaches, as well as a stand-alone healing tool. A highly effective, research proven, comprehensive treatment program, it is also...

A space for me to process my spiritual awakening journey in a way that can help you to process yours. If you like chill, insightful, vulgar rambles about manifestation, spiritual awakening, trauma healing, etc... you'll love this podcast! Join me as I explore myself as the infinite cosmic being that I am (& that you are too).

Conversations about trauma and healing from two women who are doing the work. The scars of childhood trauma don’t fade away. The roots go deep. This trauma can wrap tentacles around every aspect of life, pushing and pulling us according to its will. These stories of harm have been hard wired into our brain. Yet, we don’t see the connection of childhood trauma and current day pain because it has been with us as far back as we can recall. We don’t realize this trauma is the source of our struggle to feel peace, joy, and love. Instead, we live with emptiness, loneliness, anxiety and shame....

The podcast where recent college graduate Mikaela Graf talks about the transition from student to worker and all the feelings that come with it. Join her every Saturday as she works through the challenges of adulthood and tries not to cry about it. No guarantees, though, because she's still got a lot of processing to do.This is an extension of the titular blog at https://postgradprocessing.wixsite.com/blog

Welcome to The PTSD Podcast with your host Comedian, and Military Veteran Vernard “The Laugh Therapist” Hines. Where we discuss PTSD Processing Traumatic Situations Differently and give you tools to help overcome the STIGMA OF SEEKING HELP. If you’re ready to BE INSPIRED, then welcome to the STIGMA FREE ZONE.

If you or someone you love has suffered a traumatic event, you know the devastating impact it can have on your life and your spirit. Life-threatening accidents, illnesses, assaults, abusive relationships-or a tragedy like 9/11-all can leave deep emotional wounds that persist long after physical...

Welcome to "Sterile Processing Empowerment Podcast, the podcast dedicated to elevating the field of sterile processing and surgical services! In an industry where precision and care intersect, we believe that knowledge is power. Our mission is to empower, encourage, and motivate every professional engaged in the transformative world of healthcare.Join us each week as we delve into enlightening discussions that shine a light on best practices, emerging innovations, and the critical role sterile processing plays in patient safety. Whether you're a seasoned expert or just starting your journey,...

Ranked in the top 5% of podcasts globally! Tired of walking on eggshells… dreading the next meltdown? Exhausted by big emotions and baffling behaviors? Wondering why “traditional advice” backfires in your home? I’m glad you’re here. This podcast helps you understand what’s underneath the behavior, so you can respond with calm, stop second-guessing yourself, and build real connection with your neurodivergent or uniquely wired child. Hi, I’m Jami… a mom of seven, professional counselor turned parenting coach, speaker, and author. And yes, even with training, I found myself ...