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Stress
Reduction
with
HYPNOSIS
"Stress
is the leading cause for most
sickness, disease and psychological
dis-orders. Eliminate it from
your life today!" |
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Before working with stress it is important to understand the different types of stress that people have.
Read the following
types of stress to see if any of them describe you?
Some of the major causes of stress:
1. Over exaggerating your stress
- Many people when encountering stress will think of the worst case
scenario thereby causing more stress. This tends to cause a domino
effect causing the stress to spiral deeper and deeper.
2. The foods you eat
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Many foods will cause you to be very emotional one minute and
the opposite the next. Among those stress increasing foods are
alcohol, sugar and caffeine.
3. Chronic pain -
Many times
people with chronic pain will feel very stressed due to not being
able to accomplish ordinary tasks that they may have been able to in
the past. This causes feelings of inadequacy or of being left out
which in turn can cause feelings of depression and extreme stress.

4. Excessive demands or deadlines
- The result of excessive demands or deadlines on a person are a
very common source of stress. Many people create deadlines and
procrastinate on a regular basis which eventually becomes a way of
life or a habit for them, creating constant stress. With so many
demands and stressful things happening all at once, they tend to
pile up on each other and eventually something very small may be the
one thing that will cause a person to snap. The accumulation of all
these things can bring a person so close to the edge that it just
takes one little insignificant thing to set them over. The
proverbial camel’s back.
5. Heredity - We tend to emulate
our parents in many ways. The ways that our parents dealt with
stress often times becomes the same way that we do. This is a
learned behavior that eventually becomes part of our nature.
6. Non-acceptance
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Acceptance
is a very important factor in our daily lives. Non-acceptance
of pain, fear, depression, anger or even sorrow can cause stress. By
not accepting things as they occur they seem to be magnified and get
worse than they were initially.
7. Type A individuals
- Type A individuals are people who are
normally more analytical than others, over
achievers, usually hurried in all that they do,
quick to anger, very competitive, and always
reaching for goals that are not realistic. They
usually bite off more than they can chew. These
people seem to be addicted to stress as it
becomes a lifestyle for them.
HYPNOSIS
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Is an effective way of
eliminating stress. By giving suggestions to the powerful
subconscious mind hypnosis can correct many of the reasons for
stress leaving you relaxed and stress free. You are also given
post hypnotic suggestions to help you deal with
stress as it arises in the future.
Allow
four or more
sessions
to achieve
your goals. Used in conjunction with the
21 Days of Change Program.
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