The Connected Community: Exploring Possibility

Green Living: Detox Toxins from the Inside Out

In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast, host Nicky Yazbeck sits down with Dr. Rachel Sterry, a naturopathic physician, personal trainer, yogi, and co-founder of a wellness center in Joseph, Oregon, to explore the essentials of toxin-free living and holistic health. Dr. Rachel, a mother and advocate for sustainable health practices, shares insights from over a decade of experience helping families tackle chronic and autoimmune conditions. Together, they unpack the hidden toxins in our daily lives, from household products to personal care, and offer practical solutions for detoxifying our lives inside and out.
 
Dr. Rachel discusses the increasing toxicity in our environment, the significance of water quality, the dangers of plastic, the benefits of organic foods, and how to navigate seafood choices. She also shares insights on sugar substitutes and the importance of skin care, emphasizing that our skin absorbs many chemicals from products we use daily. The conversation highlights practical steps listeners can take to reduce their exposure to toxins and improve their overall health. In this conversation, Dr. Rachel discusses the importance of choosing clean and natural products for personal care, home cleaning, and overall wellness. She emphasizes the impact of toxic ingredients in everyday products and offers practical solutions for detoxifying both personal care routines and home environments. The discussion also touches on the benefits of detox therapies like red light therapy and cold plunges, as well as the significance of mindful choices in products like sunscreen and feminine hygiene items.
 
 
Takeaways:
The toxicity load in our environment has increased exponentially.
Filtering your water is a crucial first step in detoxification.
Plastic can leach harmful chemicals into food and drinks.
Choosing organic foods can reduce exposure to pesticides.
The skin absorbs many chemicals from personal care products.
Not all plastic is created equal; BPA-free does not mean safe.
Buying organic can be cost-prohibitive, but it's worth it for health.
Fish can be a healthy protein source if sourced sustainably.
Keto diets can strain the kidneys and liver if not monitored.
Supplements should be sourced carefully to avoid toxins.
Consider clean product lines for beauty and personal care.
Look for shorter ingredient lists in products.
Essential oils can replace synthetic fragrances in the home.
Cleaning vinegar is a powerful natural cleaner.
Organic cotton is preferable for bedding and tampons.
Detox therapies can enhance overall wellness.
Mindful choices can lead to a healthier lifestyle.
 
 
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https://wallowaavenuewellness.com/
https://wellnessrenegades.com/our-team/
 
 
 
Keywords: detoxification, environmental toxins, water quality, plastic dangers, organic foods, seafood choices, sugar substitutes, skin care, health tips, clean beauty, natural ingredients, personal care, home detox, air quality, cleaning products, wellness, detox therapies, sunscreen, green living, toxin free living
 

Moving Through Our Internal Resistance

Join host Nicky Yazbeck on The Connected Community: Exploring Possibility as she welcomes Kam Knight, a renowned coach, international speaker, and bestselling author with expertise in mental performance and personal mastery. With over a dozen books and more than 500,000 lives impacted, Kam is celebrated for his fresh, innovative approaches to personal growth.
In this episode, Kam dives into the concept of internal resistance—that invisible force that holds us back even when we have the knowledge, skills, and motivation to act. Why do we hesitate, procrastinate, or avoid taking steps toward our goals? Kam unravels the psychological and emotional roots of resistance, from the role of self-image to unconscious patterns shaped by societal conditioning.
Through an engaging and insightful discussion, Kam introduces listeners to the "wanting mechanism," a process that creates conflicting desires and often leaves us stuck. He shares actionable strategies to navigate these conflicts, build alignment with our true goals, and find freedom from the habits and beliefs that hinder personal growth.
This conversation is packed with practical takeaways and profound insights that will empower you to better understand and overcome the resistance that stands in the way of your potential. Tune in for a transformative exploration of the mind and discover how to move through resistance with greater awareness and intention.
 
Takeaways:
Internal resistance is a part of our brain designed to hold us back.
Resistance manifests differently for different people.
Procrastination often stems from a trick our brain plays on us.
Self-image can prevent us from pursuing our goals.
Understanding unconscious patterns is key to overcoming resistance.
Change is harder than many personal development gurus suggest.
Sitting in the discomfort of wanting can help reduce resistance.
Our emotions are designed to warn and guide us, not to hinder us.
Pushing through resistance can often make it worse.
Alignment with our goals is crucial for overcoming resistance.
Understanding our internal wants is essential for fulfillment.
Resistance often stems from societal and cultural conditioning.
The wanting mechanism generates endless desires, complicating decision-making.
Conflicting wants can hinder our ability to achieve satisfaction.
Managing our wants requires self-awareness and intentionality.
Habits can create comfort but may also lead to stagnation.
Sitting with the pain of unfulfilled wants can reduce their power.
Creating a controlled environment can help manage overwhelming desires.
 
 
Connect with me:
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https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity
support@nickyYyoga.com
 
Connect with Kam:
https://www.kamknight.com
https://www.facebook.com/ikamknight
https://instagram.com/ikamknight
https://www.linkedIn.com/ikamknight
https://www.youtube.com/@ikamknight
https://www.tiktok.com/@ikamknight
https://twitter.com/ikamknight
 
 
 
Keywords: internal resistance, procrastination, self-image, unconscious patterns, personal development, motivation, psychology, self-talk, alignment, resistance, conditioning, personal growth, self-awareness, mental performance, habits

Feng Shui Principals and Practices: Redesign Your Spaces to Enhance Well Being

In this episode Kerri Miller, a Feng Shui expert, discusses the principles and practices of Feng Shui, its origins, and how it affects our daily lives. She explains the importance of energy flow in our environments, the impact of clutter, and common mistakes people make in their spaces. Kerri also shares insights on how to let go of emotional attachments to clutter and how to optimize small spaces for better energy flow. The conversation concludes with tips on how to call in love, wealth, and health through intentional space arrangement. In this conversation, Kerri Miller discusses the principles of Feng Shui and how to create a harmonious living space that promotes love, health, wealth, and overall well-being. She emphasizes the importance of decluttering, the impact of seasonal decorations, and the balance of the five elements in home design. Kerri also shares practical tips for enhancing entryways and the significance of creating a welcoming environment. The discussion highlights the transformative power of Feng Shui in personal and professional life, supported by success stories from her clients.
 
Takeaways:
Feng Shui is about manipulating energy for better living.
Your environment affects your emotional and physical well-being.
Clutter can block energy flow and impact your life.
Understanding the Bagua map can help identify clutter's impact.
Letting go of items can open up new opportunities.
The arrangement of furniture can enhance energy flow.
Creating a safe space is essential for well-being.
Intentional space design can attract desired outcomes.
Health should be supported by your environment.
Wealth can be invited through intentional design.
Seasonal decorations can refresh energy but should be managed.
Minimalism helps focus energy and reduce overwhelm.
Digital clutter affects mental clarity and focus.
The five elements must be balanced in your home.
Entryways should be inviting and clear.
Fixing broken items can uplift energy in your space.
Your home can serve as a vision board for your intentions.
 
Connect with me:
https://nickyYyoga.com
https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity
support@nickyYyoga.com
 
Connect with Kerri:
https://linktr.ee/KerriMillerFengShui
https://www.kerrimillerconsulting.com/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeunslOGgQCzTJ3hnQrFMOg
https://www.facebook.com/KerriMillerFengShui
 
 
Feng Shui, energy flow, clutter, home design, wellness, interior design, space arrangement, emotional attachment, Bagua map, personal energy, Feng Shui, health, love, prosperity, minimalism, digital clutter, five elements, transformation

MDMA, Molly & Ecstasy for Healing and Connection

In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast, host Nicky Yazbeck dives deep into the world of MDMA with Sylvia Salcedo, a seasoned acupuncturist, certified health coach, and sound healer with nearly 20 years of experience in integrative wellness. Together, they explore MDMA’s history, its evolution from military research to groundbreaking PTSD therapy, and its growing use in fostering emotional healing and personal growth.
 
Sylvia, a microdose coach and psychedelic facilitator, shares her expertise in guiding women to reconnect with their intuition and personal power through tailored journeys involving microdosing, MDMA, and ketamine. Her approach, deeply influenced by her Peruvian heritage and a co-creation methodology learned alongside a 5th-generation shaman, emphasizes aligning with one’s deepest truth to facilitate transformative change.
 
The conversation unpacks the unique properties of MDMA, dispelling myths and highlighting how it differs from traditional psychedelics. Sylvia and Nicky discuss the importance of responsible use, intention setting, and the crucial integration process that ensures lasting benefits. Sylvia’s work through her business, Well Dosed, empowers women—whether wellness enthusiasts, professionals, or executives—to embrace emotional intelligence, visionary thinking, and leadership.
 
Listeners will gain valuable insights into the therapeutic power of MDMA, its ability to dissolve inner critics, reprogram traumatic memories, and foster deeper connections with oneself and others.
 
Takeaways:
MDMA is a synthetic substance that affects serotonin and dopamine levels.
Overuse of MDMA can lead to significant serotonin depletion and health risks.
Therapeutic use of MDMA should be done with intention and in a controlled setting.
Testing substances for purity is essential for safety.
The MDMA journey can facilitate emotional healing and personal growth.
Integration after the MDMA experience is crucial for lasting change.
MDMA can help individuals connect with their higher selves and build confidence.
MDMA can dissolve the inner critic and enhance self-compassion.
Intention setting is crucial for effective MDMA journeys.
MDMA is not a typical psychedelic; it does not induce hallucinations.
The experience can be deeply empowering and transformative.
MDMA can help couples communicate more openly and compassionately.
Myths about MDMA often stem from misconceptions about psychedelics.
The clarity experienced during MDMA sessions can lead to significant insights.
 
 
Connect with me:
https://nickyYyoga.com
https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity
support@nickyYyoga.com
 
Connect with Sylvia:
www.welldosedwellness.com
http://www.acupuncturelounge.org
 
 
 
Keywords: MDMA, therapy, psychedelics, mental health, PTSD, serotonin, neuroplasticity, therapeutic protocols, personal growth, MDMA, healing, relationships, self-compassion, transformation, personal growth, community

Microdosing Psilocybin: Safety, Protocol, Effects and Dosage.

In this episode of the Connected Community Podcast, Nicky Yazbeck interviews Sylvia Salcedo, an expert in microdosing with psilocybin. Sylvia shares her extensive background in alternative medicine, including acupuncture and sound healing, and discusses her journey into the world of psychedelics. The conversation delves into the differences between microdosing and macrodosing, the benefits of each, and the protocols for starting microdosing safely. Sylvia emphasizes the importance of individualization in dosage and the need for integration after a microdosing experience. The episode concludes with insights on sourcing psilocybin safely and responsibly. In this conversation, Nicky Yazbeck and Sylvia Salcedo delve into the intricacies of microdosing psychedelics, discussing the importance of dosage, timing, and individual responses. They explore the potential benefits of microdosing for mental health, social interactions, and trauma healing, while also addressing common misconceptions and necessary precautions. The dialogue emphasizes the personalized nature of microdosing and the long-term commitment required for meaningful transformation.
 
Takeaways:
Microdosing involves taking small amounts of psilocybin for daily functioning.
Macrodosing is used for deeper therapeutic journeys and self-exploration.
The goal of microdosing is to enhance daily life without noticeable effects.
Starting with low doses is crucial for safety and effectiveness.
Microdosing can help create new neural pathways and improve mental health.
Sourcing psilocybin should be done carefully to ensure safety and quality.
Different strains of psilocybin have varying effects and potencies.
Knowing the right dosage and strain is crucial for beginners.
A structured protocol for microdosing can enhance the experience and benefits.
Individual responses to microdosing can vary significantly.
Caution is necessary for those with certain mental health conditions.
Microdosing is not a quick fix.
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Connect with Sylvia:
www.welldosedwellness.com
http://www.acupuncturelounge.org
 
 
 
Keywords: microdosing, psilocybin, mental health, wellness, psychedelics, personal growth, healing, neuro pathways, sound healing, alternative medicine, microdosing, psychedelics, mental health, trauma, healing, misconceptions, wellness

Manifesting our Dreams & Gratitude Practices

In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast, Nicky Yazbeck welcomes Stacey, an empathic intuitive, spiritual mentor, and author of Journey to Soul Center: Discovering the Gift of Surrender. Stacey shares her transformative story of shifting from a successful career as a hairdresser to a life dedicated to intuitive coaching and healing after a family trauma involving her son’s mental health and substance abuse.
 
The conversation explores Stacey’s spiritual awakening, her journey to trust her intuitive abilities, and how these experiences influenced her healing path and personal growth. Stacey and Nicky dive deep into the power of manifestation and gratitude, discussing how intentional practices can create significant shifts in mood, energy, and well-being.
 
Listeners will gain insights into practical tools like journaling, vision boards, mindfulness, and meditation to strengthen intuition and enhance manifestation practices. Stacey emphasizes the balance between taking actionable steps and trusting the universe, encouraging listeners to explore their unique paths to self-discovery and growth.
 
 
Spiritual encounters can lead to profound self-discovery.
Intuition played a crucial role in Stacey's son's recovery.
Everyone has intuitive abilities that can be cultivated.
Mindfulness and meditation are essential for strengthening intuition.
Journaling can be a powerful tool for self-reflection and growth.
Consistency in practices enhances intuitive skills.
Community support is vital in navigating trauma and healing.
Practicing gratitude consistently can transform your perspective.
Manifestation involves connecting with the energy of what you desire.
Writing about your desires makes them tangible and real.
Vision boards are effective tools for visualizing goals.
Manifesting should be done as if your desires already exist.
Finding a personal practice for manifestation is crucial.
 
 
Connect with me:
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https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity
support@nickyYyoga.com
 
Connect with Stacey:
https://stacey-brown.com/
https://stacey-brown.com/podcast/
https://www.instagram.com/staceybrown_555/
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100012153583730
https://www.tiktok.com/@staceybrown_555
 
Keywords: mental health, trauma, spirituality, intuition, healing, personal growth, gratitude, manifestation, journaling, vision boards, mindfulness, spiritual path, intentional living
 

Aromatherapy, Essential Oils & Yoni Steaming

In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast, host Nicky Yazbeck welcomes Whitney Erwin, an international Holistic Health Practitioner, Clinical Herbalist, and Ayurvedic Strategist with over 23 years of experience in yoga and holistic health. As the founder of Four Seasons Harmony Holistic Health, Healing & Ayurveda, Whitney is passionate about helping women navigate chronic hormonal imbalances, reduce pain, and restore vibrant energy through natural remedies. Her trauma-informed approach to healing is bolstered by her extensive education, including an MSc in Clinical Herbal Medicine and collaborations with the EMU Strategies for Trauma Awareness and Resilience (STAR) Program.
 
Nicky and Whitney delve into the transformative world of aromatherapy and essential oils, exploring the importance of quality sourcing, safe application techniques, and the art of blending oils for enhanced therapeutic benefits. They discuss common misconceptions surrounding essential oils, emphasizing the significance of education and safety, especially regarding internal use. Whitney shares insights into the spiritual and intuitive aspects of using essential oils, along with practical applications like herbal baths and Yoni steaming, which promote women’s health.
 
Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how aromatherapy can support emotional and physical balance, foster self-awareness, and contribute to a holistic approach to wellness, ultimately leading to a healthier and more vibrant life.
 
Takeaways:
Aromatherapy can be a deeper practice than just using oils.
Holistic health is about long-term sustainable healing.
Quality of essential oils is crucial for their effectiveness.
Citrus oils can be phototoxic and should be used cautiously.
Blending essential oils can create synergistic effects.
Different oils can serve various emotional and physical needs.
Education is key to safely using essential oils. Aromatherapy is supported by extensive scientific research.
Intuition plays a crucial role in selecting essential oils.
Different essential oils can have varying effects on mood and energy.
Herbal baths can be a powerful form of self-care.
Yoni steaming is beneficial for postpartum recovery.
Essential oils possess inherent antibacterial and antiviral properties.
The practice of aromatherapy can deepen self-awareness and intuition.
Exploring aromatherapy can be a lifelong journey of discovery.
 
Connect with me:
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https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity
support@nickyYyoga.com
 
Connect with Whitney:
https://www.fourseasonsharmony.com/free-health-trainings
https://www.instagram.com/whitney_fourseasonsharmony/
https://www.facebook.com/fourseasonsharmony/
https://www.youtube.com/@WhitneyErwinFourSeasonsHarmony
 
 
Keywords: aromatherapy, essential oils, holistic health, misconceptions, quality, internal use, diffusing, application techniques, blending, aromatherapy, essential oils, floral essences, herbal baths, Yoni steaming, holistic health, women's health, intuition, wellness, natural remedies

Understanding Codependency and People Pleasing

In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast, host Nicky Yazbeck sits down with Amber Tolbert, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, experiential psychotherapy practitioner, and energy healer trained in Holy Fire Reiki. Amber is also the founder of The Healing Collective, and she shares her expertise on the complexities of codependency, discussing how it often stems from generational trauma and manifests in various types of relationships. Together, Nicky and Amber explore the differences between empathy and codependency, the importance of self-awareness, and the role of emotional health in fostering independence and healthier connections.
 
The conversation dives into parent-child dynamics, touching on how survival states, shame, and guilt can impact personal growth and relationships. Amber explains the process of reparenting oneself with compassion and breaking cycles of dysfunction, emphasizing that healing and recovery are lifelong journeys. With her background in experiential psychotherapy and energy healing, Amber brings a holistic perspective to the discussion, offering valuable insights into emotional awareness, creating new patterns, and fostering self-acceptance in the pursuit of balanced and fulfilling relationships.
 
 
Takeaways:
Codependency is often rooted in generational trauma.
Empowerment is key to healing from codependency.
Codependency can manifest in various relationships, not just romantic ones.
All or nothing thinking is a sign of codependency.
Understanding the intention behind codependency can aid in healing.
Self-awareness is crucial in identifying codependent behaviors.
Empathy is different from codependency; it's about responsibility for others' feelings.
Healing requires a supportive community and connection.
Children can be naturally empathic, which can lead to codependent dynamics.
Recovery involves finding balance and self-acceptance. Expressing feelings teaches children how to feel.
It's unrealistic to expect to be okay all the time.
We recreate familiar patterns, not desired ones.
Survival states hinder awareness and connection.
Shame and guilt can trap us in negative cycles.
Reparenting involves treating ourselves with compassion.
Healing is a lifelong journey, not a quick fix.
Building new neural pathways requires consistent effort.
Emotional safety is crucial for healthy relationships.
Recovery includes accepting all parts of ourselves.
 
Connect with me:
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https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity
support@nickyYyoga.com
 
Connect with Amber:
https://www.the-healingcollective.com/
https://www.facebook.com/p/amber-tolbert-100005524728009/
https://www.ambertolbertconsulting.com/?fbclid=IwY2xjawGN8NJleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHZkCpi9mQsBzIrnv0vhqYdX5K29-2CRiAMuZVPOpYpBdOOimatvoIok6Sw_aem_vHC5lfND1-C3ZFyOKOT8HQ
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSepb98RI-wgQ6op0jWqjOcQ55YLMhTZtSXd5wcYx7_qwTosNQ/viewform
 
 
 
Keywords:
codependency, relationships, healing, emotional health, trauma, self-awareness, empathy, family dynamics, mental health, recovery, parenting, emotional awareness, family dynamics, personal growth, dysfunction, relationships, shame, guilt, reparenting, recovery
 
 

Improving Intimacy & Embracing Awkward Conversations

In this episode of the Connected Community Podcast, Nicky Yazbeck and Christina discuss the significance of embracing awkward conversations as a means of personal growth. They explore the challenges of people-pleasing, the importance of nervous system regulation, and strategies for handling difficult responses. The conversation emphasizes the value of self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and the necessity of taking breaks during heated discussions. Christina shares practical tips for navigating these conversations, including the use of 'I' statements and the importance of validating feelings, even when disagreements arise. In this conversation, Christina and Nicky explore the complexities of communication in relationships, emphasizing the importance of intention, self-reflection, and setting boundaries. They discuss the challenges of navigating awkward conversations, the impact of power dynamics, and the significance of radical honesty. The dialogue highlights the need for grace and understanding in both personal and professional interactions, ultimately advocating for deeper connections through authentic communication.
 
Takeaways:
Growth lies in having awkward conversations.
People pleasing creates disconnection from ourselves.
Regulating the nervous system is crucial for tough talks.
Release expectations of the outcome in conversations.
It's okay to take breaks during heated discussions.
Labeling feelings can create space in conversations.
Emotions are messengers that can teach us.
Use 'I' statements to express feelings without blame.
Validating others' feelings is essential for connection.
Relationships may change as we embrace authenticity.
Putting communication skills into practice is challenging.
Awkward conversations are necessary for personal growth.
Intention behind our words can deepen relationships.
Self-compassion is crucial when learning to communicate.
Understanding different perspectives is key to connection.
Addressing hurtful interactions requires self-awareness.
Power dynamics can complicate communication.
Setting boundaries is essential for self-care.
Radical honesty fosters authenticity in relationships.
Honoring ourselves and others leads to healthier connections.
 
 
Connect with me:
https://nickyYyoga.com
https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity
support@nickyYyoga.com
 
Connect with Christina:
Instagram: @yourjourneybacktoself
Website: https://www.yourjourneybacktoself.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Journey-Back-to-Self/100094440079144/
Linked in: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/christina-wong-45b41473
 
Keywords: awkward conversations, personal growth, emotional intelligence, communication skills, self-awareness, nervous system regulation, handling conflict, emotional waves, feedback, relationships, communication, relationships, boundaries, self-reflection, radical honesty, intention, intimacy, power dynamics, personal growth, emotional intelligence
 
 

Hypnosis for Anxiety and Trauma Recovery

In this episode of The Connected Community Podcast, host Nicky Yazbeck sits down with Craig Meriwether, a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Medical Hypnosis Specialist, and founder of Arizona Integrative Hypnotherapy. With over 12 years of experience, Craig has worked with a diverse range of individuals, from veterans with PTSD and cancer patients managing pain to entrepreneurs, athletes, and children facing anxiety and trauma. His unique approach to healing combines clinical hypnotherapy and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) to help people overcome deep-seated emotional blocks and limiting beliefs, empowering them to reach their full potential.
 
Craig begins by explaining the nature of hypnosis, dispelling common myths and clarifying the difference between clinical hypnotherapy and stage hypnosis. He emphasizes that the hypnotic state is a natural experience everyone enters regularly, often without realizing it—whether it’s daydreaming, becoming absorbed in a book, or drifting off before sleep. According to Craig, hypnosis taps into this natural state, allowing individuals to access their subconscious mind, where deep healing can occur.
 
The discussion delves into how hypnosis can be a powerful tool for releasing trauma and managing anxiety. Craig shares his insights on the role of intention and imagination in hypnosis, highlighting how the mind’s focus during these states can facilitate healing. He outlines practical techniques for stress management, including mindfulness practices and visualization exercises, which can help individuals rewire negative thought patterns and promote emotional resilience.
 
Craig emphasizes that the subconscious mind holds immense power for self-healing, and with the right tools, individuals can learn to harness this potential to transform their lives. The episode concludes with a discussion on how hypnosis can safely address trauma without re-traumatization, offering a gentle yet effective pathway to recovery.
 
Takeaways:
Hypnosis is a method for releasing trauma and managing anxiety.
The hypnotic state is a natural experience everyone goes through daily.
Intention plays a crucial role in the effectiveness of hypnosis.
People often hypnotize themselves without realizing it.
Mindfulness can help break negative thought patterns.
Self-hugging can stimulate the release of oxytocin and improve mood.
Visualization techniques can aid in overcoming fears and anxieties.
Hypnosis can be a safe way to address trauma without re-traumatization.
The subconscious mind is powerful and can facilitate self-healing.
Practicing positive mental imagery can rewire the brain for success.
 
Connect with me:
https://nickyYyoga.com
https://www.youtube.com/@TheConnectedCommunity
support@nickyYyoga.com
 
 
Connect with Craig Meriwether CHT-CMS
https://arizonaintegrativehypnotherapy.com/l
https://aceanytest.com/
https://www.youtube.com/@aceanytest
https://www.facebook.com/AceAnyTest
https://www.instagram.com/ace_any_test/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-meriwether-44286718b/
 
Keywords:  hypnosis, trauma healing, neuro-linguistic programming, anxiety management, self-healing, clinical hypnotherapy, medical hypnosis, mental rehearsal, emotional well-being, subconscious mind