Miscellaneous
Join me for episode 41 where we talk with my client Aaron about his experience with MAP sessions, a method of advanced neural retraining, for emotional trauma from childhood experiences. The MAP Method can address memories of all kinds including the emotional and the physical, for example trauma from injuries or surgeries, and this includes unconsciously held memories. Hear about what it is like to be in a MAP session, the emotional, mental and physical benefits he experienced after 3 sessions and why he would recommend the method to others. In this episode we discuss: - How Aaron learned about the MAP Method and why he decided to try it. - Aaron’s experience with talk therapy and how it compares with MAP. - How working with a childhood trauma memory in a MAP session changed his relationship to it and unburdened him in more ways than he expected. - The framework we use in MAP sessions and how clients are initiated to the method. - Why we choose an emotional topic for the introductory 60-minute session. - What we mean when we talk about “neutralizing” memories. - How MAP allows us to harness the power of the subconscious to neutralize painful emotions around a traumatic memory and all the associations to it. - How working with trauma memories, disempowering beliefs or unwanted emotional responses can change mental, behavioral and physical patterns. - The emotional, mental and physical shifts Aaron noticed after three sessions. - The science that underlies the MAP Method and recommended resources for learning more. - How your subconscious rewires itself during a session and the safeguards that make the method easy and safe. - How you can use the MAP Method on yourself after the first session. - Why Aaron recommends the MAP Method to others. Don’t miss episode 40 where we hear Helen’s story about using the MAP Method to resolve chronic pain from an autoimmune condition and food sensitivities. For more information on the Mind ReMAP approach and services, please visit MindReMAPforHealth.com to sign up for your introductory MAP session or a free 15-minute consultation by phone.