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Once your purchase has been made you will be taken to the google drive folder containing all the class materials, videos and meditations.
Once your purchase has been made you will be taken to the google drive folder containing all the class materials, videos and meditations.
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Create confidence in handling your crystals on a daily basis.
The best ways to care for, purify and recharge your crystals.
Improving your self confidence and life skills using crystals.
Understanding the nature of crystals the Native American way.
The art of ritual in crystal healing and growth.
Manifesting with your crystals
Include a set of crystals for your at home ‘first-aid’ kit.
Crystals are universally loved and have been used for millennia, from the monoliths and stone circles to crystal balls.
Despite all the love, much of the knowledge has been lost or confused in the sea of information-overload. The best way for you to work with your crystals can be isn’t always obvious.
Each virtual class will initiate you into the most respectful way to connect with the energetic healing nature of a crystal.
You will gain a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all things on this planet and the role that both you and crystals have on it. The role of crystals in the collective unconscious.
Developing your relationship with crystals will grow your confidence of how to be a spiritual being, having a physical experience in these unsettling times.
As well as gaining practical knowledge about the crystals themselves and their care; you will finish the course with a deeper confidence in living a life that is less occupied with drama.
Say goodbye to those old ‘knee-jerk’ reactions as the crystals amplify your self-love and ability to apply unconditional compassion to those around you in an empowered manner.
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This is your opportunity to have a very different relationship with crystals one that reflects a respectful and loving partnership with the natural world.
One that reflects a respectful and loving partnership with yourself.
Crystals allow you to experience life with a great inner strength and resilience. Confidence with crystals empowers your inner calm and coping mechanisms.
The gifts that a relationship with crystals give are numerous.
They offer ways to make your life’s journey easier, to lessen the frustration, depression, anxiety and stress which the modern world exacerbates.
To return your heart, mind and body to peace.
To amplify your manifestations and confidence.
This ancient wisdom fills me with peace and self-confidence, I’m looking forward to sharing this with you and being your guide on this journey!
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]]>Joanne was herself a sufferer of chronic pain from Endometriosis, Adenomyosis and PCOS and says that “ There is no question that learning the art of hypnosis was the first thing that stopped me from killing myself.”
We live in a world of wonders, of medical miracles, where technological leaps are a normal way of life. We have grown to expect that doctors will always have an answer, that there is always a ‘little pill’ that can be taken to make everything all right.
In a world where there is always an answer, what do you do when the answer is “we can’t do anything”?
When pain killers simply don’t work, more and more people are turning to hypnosis as an effective alternative. For me
Hypnotic Trance, Hypnotherapy and Self-Hypnosis are becoming recognised more and more as a more gentle and effective treatment for pain; especially for conditions that are chronic or acute, such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, endometriosis, and back pain to name but a few.
Hypnosis and Self Hypnosis have long been used to manage pain, indeed you may have heard about people who undergo surgery using hypnosis rather than use anaesthesia. Before the advent of anaesthetic, hypnosis was frequently used as a natural sedative for surgical procedures in the 1800s. In different forms it has been used all over the globe, even dating back to the bronze age in ancient Greece.
How it works is actually very simple. The way we perceive physical sensations is directly linked with the way our mind responds to pain. Pain, or worrying about pain, triggers fear, anxiety, despair, and hopelessness. These stressful emotional reactions can exacerbate the reaction to pain, especially when it makes your muscles tense up and constrict.
Hypnosis is a tool to train and teach our mind to respond in different ways.
One of the problems with acute or chronic pain is the feedback loop the neurological system goes through. To put it simply, when we feel pain, the neuron or pain receptor gets activated. The more often it gets activated, the stronger or quicker the reaction is. It’s a vicious circle.
At its most basic level, hypnosis teaches the mind and body to relax. This includes relaxing the nervous system, pain receptors, the nerves, the muscles, the area surrounding the pain. The more adept you become at deep relaxation the more your mind can disconnect from the pain reaction.
At a more proficient level, with the guidance of a professional hypnotherapist, hypnosis uses imagery to not only relax, but also to reduce the level of pain. The subconscious mind responds very positively to imagery to help it make sense of the world. For example, imagining pain like boiling sea and then imagining yourself safe on a pier, creating a distance from the pain.
In another example, imagine having a pain dial which you have the ability to change the setting that your body is experiencing. Say a dial which can shift from a 10 to a 7. Thus reducing the level of pain experienced. This is a skill which is invaluable for people who suffer from permanent painful conditions.
Hypnosis will never eradicate pain, pain is there for a reason, to tell your brain that something is wrong and we ignore it at our peril. However, with cases of chronic or acute pain, when we understand why the pain is happening and how we can support the body in the best possible way (by also looking at lifestyle, diet, exercise etc.), then the brain will find it acceptable to turn that dial from a 10 to a 7, or even lower.
When you practice entering the deep relaxed state of trance there are many other benefits: reduced blood pressure, less anxiety, feeling more in control, more chilled, all of which benefit YOUR day to day life. What else would you be doing if pain wasn’t getting in the way?
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]]>We do this by training the incredible power of your mind, via the ancient art of trance and self-hypnosis, which can change your experience of pain and how you can manage your life.
On this training I will share my top pain management technique that you can implement right away!
By the end of my Pain Management with Self Hypnosis Course you will have learnt two important and effective meditations which will change how you cope with the difficulties of living a life in pain:
Mastering These techniques removes the despair, loneliness and frustration that is so common and so hard to overcome when you live with pain on a daily basis.
We will explore the triggers, both mental and physical, that are making it harder to manage your pain and learn how to adjust your lifestyle to better support, manage and reduce the pain.
This training is designed to be practised at home so that you can start using the techniques as quickly as possible with:
Add a discounted personal development session with me, Joanne Reeves-Baker, to release feelings of anger, frustration, unworthiness or unresolved trauma (worth £150.00) for £75.00
Add a discounted homeopathic treatment with my personal homeopath, Lisa O’Brien, to help bring your body back into balance (worth £75.00) for £25.00.
A discount off the 6 month endometriosis warrior course (request a chat)
Pain Management with Self Hypnosis Is A Drug Free Way to Manage Pain.
To book on this course use the box below or drop me a text on 07790035963 and I will send you the payment link and book a time convenient for you.
I am delighted to offer this course at a low cost to you, it is a skill I learnt many years ago and is the only reason that I survived the despair of the chronic pain I used to experience as a sufferer of endometriosis and adenomyosis.
I look forward to sharing this skill with you and seeing you on the course!
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]]>A core part of my courage work is to enable women to Speak Up, usually as part of their business marketing model. Naturally this skill swiftly follows into all areas of life as these empowered ladies have discovered and trained themselves in the art of Speaking Their Truth, from the heart, unapologetically without confrontation. It is a skill that comes in handy from resolving family disagreements to getting the decorator to paint the hallway that way you want it, not the way they want it.
I was watching a remake of the Alfred Hitchcock film The Lady Vanishes this weekend on Netflix. (I do love a good old fashioned thriller/who done it.) I was struck by one line at the end of the film delivered to the heroine Iris Henderson.
It was interesting as the heroine is quickly set up in the initial scenes as, well not all that likeable. She has a strong independent personality and that English Imperialism of the time which is uncomfortable to witness. Lots of “why doesn’t everyone speak English” and rude ignoring of her fellow travelers’ conversations and interactions with her. This was a woman who simply spoke her mind, regardless of how such rudeness would be received. She didn’t care what anyone might think of her as a result, she simply looked out for her own best interests and didn’t waste time on anything else. Of course in the film, this rudeness backfired on her but that’s not what caught my attention.
Iris always spoke her mind and did so fearlessly. This is what made her dig her heels in and not sit quietly by. She went out of her way to cause trouble and to get involved. It was the same trait that made her be rude which gave her the courage and conviction to carry on being a nuisance. She was one woman, on a train of many, faced with being labelled hysterical and insane. She continued to speak out, to speak her mind and inevitably to save the day.
It is a recently as the 21st Century that what happened in the home was not the concern of anyone. It didn’t matter what kind of beatings or cruelty were going on, neighbours and friends simply didn’t mention it. It was nearly the end of the century before the police were able to arrest someone for domestic violence without the victim pressing charges. Nearly 100 years to turn that culture around. I have a colleague who spent her late youth/early teens living with a paedophile who would pick her up from school every day and yet the culture of the time meant that everyone turned a blind eye.
It is still this culture of ‘keeping out of it’ which means that cruelty persists in all levels of society, whether it is children, animals, men or women. We don’t want this cruelty to be happening and yet standing up, pointing a finger and saying that’s not acceptable still takes courage.
I think there is a deeper and primeval reason why we think twice before speaking up. There is a fear of violence being turned on us. This is especially true for women, with such a long, horrific history of what happens to women who dare to speak their minds and speak against the pervading opinion. Labelled insane, locked up in asylums, put on trial as a witch, beaten, the perils were very real for a very long time.
I think the fear of violence is real, but the likelihood of violence is over estimated in our minds.
Well we probably don’t want to be considered rude. It is important to think about how you are going to speak up, with what kind of language, with that tone of voice and with what kind of outcome.
We don’t have to be like Iris, speaking out and putting yourself first doesn’t have to be done rudeness. If you don’t go looking for a confrontation than the chances are you won’t find one. Speaking out is not about enforcing your opinion, it is about opening a dialogue.
The difference now, in the 21st Century, is that we can speak up without rudeness, and with compassion. You might not convert everyone you have a conversation, but you never know what little shifts might happen in someones mind.
It also gives you the fire and trust in your ability to get you out of a situation where you could be on the receiving end of being bullied, or bantered with, or put upon.
We won’t always win when we speak up, but you never know who you might influence little by little.
We change the world through the courage of our convictions and our convictions will only be heard if we speak up and keep speaking up.
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