Mind What You Think: How to find balance and enjoy freedom from stress
English
By (author): Dr Graham Graham Karen Gaye Graham
Different stress management: how to find balance in the mind. The psychology of mental balance explains how to change and control the mind without any internal conflict. Read about this holistic approach with clinical insights -
Why stress starts with the mind out of balance.
How to use the whole mind to manage negative thinking.
Finding balance is the way to free the mind and build resilience.
A new perspective about mental habits and reactions that cause stress or anxiety; and why distraction or trying to force yourself to change what you think cant last for long - because the mind will argue back. Genuine lasting change requires the whole mind to agree and be conflict-free. This involves appreciating the complexity of thinking, and how to use this understanding so that the subconscious mind will agree.
Knowing how to make this shift in awareness about thoughts and words will reduce stress. The body feels the effects of root emotional types of flight or fight stressful thinking, and the positive result after a change in the mind that helps to restore balance.
Personal development involves upgrading mental holding patterns. Having higher self-awareness with resilience to stress more mental balance - requires knowing more about personal thinking. Gaining helpful clarity means greater understanding with potential for higher-order change. Unwanted fears and beliefs often involve significant mental resistance to change. To bypass old reasoning or arguments requires the whole mind to engage in the peaceful process.
A therapists way on self-management: this different psychology simplifies the complexity of stressful thinking. This is a new way to manage a negative mind and get good mental control. It is a breakthrough holistic approach with fast and lasting benefits because there is no internal resistance. Read about stress, mental balance and how to find it.
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