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Big Picture of the Psychological Healing Center Psychological Healing Center Be the Cause Mind Map Seminar Live Video our team Organizer key dates SEPTEMBER 14, 15, 16 Dr. Judy Rosenberg Founder of the Psychological Healing Center $300 off of early registration by August 15th 09 AM TO 3 PM LUNCH WILL BE SERVED JUDY’S MESSAGE ABOUT LIFE Dr. Judy's Mind Map® Seminar Will Teach You to Think Like A Shrink and Be The Cause® of Creating Better Outcomes for Your Life! healing human disconnect The Mind Map™ System is designed to HEAL HUMAN DISCONNECT (®) and dismantle your dis-ease, or symptoms and damaging patterns of mental un-health at the CAUSAL level. This three day seminar will effectively identify your WOUNDS OF CHILDHOOD, how they EMBED into your psyche, and how to HEAL, shift out your old unhealthy psychological blueprint, reboot the system, and create a new sustainable healthy future. comes with: MMVS https://psychologic alhealingcenter.co m/video-series Be The Cause hardcopy and PDF book Lunch Lots of “AHA” moments A life changing experience of healing mind map therapy for individuals, couples, families and corporations At the Psychological healing center we are dedicated to helping you Be The Cause of better outcomes for your life. The process takes you FROM the problem, THROUGH dismantling it, TO a paradigm shift into solution. By the End of the Video Series You Will Learn: WHO is the cause of your mental dis-ease? WHAT Human Disconnect does to your psyche? WHERE you are going on the pathway to healing? FROM - Past mental health THROUGH Dismantling your old psychological DNA TO - Paradigm shifting into a newly encoded and healthy blueprint of mental health Do this NOW so you don't have to carry your dis-ease within and spread it to the next generation. WHY? Because you're sick and tired of suffering from anxiety, depression, bad habits, relationships and other unhealthy symptoms and patterns I often get calls from couples complaining that they have been to several therapists with no results. Why is this so? The fact of the matter is, when two people come together in an intimate relationship, past wounds from childhood get reactivated within the relationship and get played out. Like groundhog day, these re-plays of the past keep spiraling down into CHAOS, DEFENSES and eventually DETONATE within the relationship. With the use of the Be The Cause MIND MAP, we (the therapist and patients) always know where we are, where we’re going and HOW TO dismantle the old patterns and reboot the system. For those of you seeking couple’s therapy, know that as you go FROM the problem THROUGH the process and TO the solution, you will find yourself “seeing” your relationship dynamics from a fresh and empathic perspective and have the tools to finally RELATIONSHIFT out of the dysfunctional, disconnected old relationship, and RELATIONSHIFT into a sustainable, interconnected one. Be The Cause The Be The Cause Mind Map (®) System Is a system of healing based on identifying and decoding our childhood wounds, dismantling their effects on us, and actively and with intention recoding into better more sustainable mental health. It is based on a nine step process or journey that utilizes the Be The Cause Mind Map (®) to take you on a journey FROM your past, THROUGH their harmful effects on you, TO recoding your future so that you know longer have to live “at the effect” of your past. The interconnected circles of the Be The Cause™ logo represents a paradigm shift that is possible when our mind body and soul come together in a more healed state. This paradigm shift opens up new ways of seeing and new ways of being in the world. As a result, new possibilities for better relationships with ourselves and others become possible. Although the Be The Cause Mind Map (®) System is psychologically based, it is also a psychospiritual model recognizing that mental health requires a holistic approach to life – – as we treat our bodies with health and respect, grow spiritually, and think inclusively, we can not only improve ourselves, we can also improve the world around us. Natural Ways to Manage Seasonal Affective Disorder 1- Light Therapy 2- Aromatherapy 3- St. John’s Wort and Supplements 4- Salt Lamps 5- Spend Time with Four-Legged Friends Living with an Anxiety Disorder and Treatments to Overcome Anxiety Let’s face it, in such a fast paced and goal driven society, it is a given that we will encounter anxiety at some point or another. We have deadlines to meet, places to be, money to make and then still hopefully we can make time for a social life. Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health issue in the U.S. 40 million adults 18 years and older, or 18% of the population suffer from anxiety disorders. Anxiety disorders cost the economy over $42 billion a year. It is not uncommon for people who suffer from anxiety to also suffer from depression. Anxiety and depression often go hand in hand. That being said, do you remember the last time you felt anxious? Was it because of circumstances that were actually problematic? Or, was it fear associated with potential, but unlikely outcomes? If you are like most people who struggle with anxiety, it is due to fear associated with unrealistic possibilities. Why ‘Keeping Score’ Ruins Relationships (And How to Stop NOW) By Judy Rosenberg Instead of keeping score, give in your own way because you want to. We don’t mean to, but we do it all the time: That unconscious tally—what you did, what I did. What I did that you didn’t do. What I wish you would do, but know you won’t, and resent you for— especially when I continue to do it anyway. Logically, I’ve always been aware that keeping score is the best way to destroy a relationship. And, despite all this, I’ve gone on to let it unravel many relationships, of all forms. Romantic, friendships, sometimes even familial. It’s normal. You can’t help but notice when you are giving more than someone else. Does it mean you care more? That they care less? That you are just trying too hard? Seeing Relationships As A Bank Account What It’s Like To Be “The Giver” Why We’re Keeping Score Psychological Cultural Wounds Just because something is culturally correct it doesn’t mean that it is mentally healthy. Different cultures ruin their children in different ways. Here is the Psychological Healing Center we are very cognizant of how culture impacts mental health. There are five basic wounds of childhood: Physical, verbal, sexual abuse, smothering/spoiling, neglect. To help our clients achieve mental health we must help balance their cultural rules and rules against mental health and personal growth. This is very challenging, to say the least. Some of the challenges people face are: how to respect your parents and grow as healthy individuals in America. How to avoid cultural clash and maintain a sense of individualism. How to set healthy boundaries given cultural rules and traditions that do not serve mental health. Dr. Judy’s Mind Map System was originally intended as a system to heal global disconnect. Within each culture is much cultural richness. We can use traditions to further metal health as well. The key is to help make the distinction between what is culturally healthy and helpful and what is not.