Submitted by
Laurel on Sat, 02/05/2011 - 11:48pm
Hi BBASEL,
I'm go grateful you are back and shared that you feel insecure about the new terminology. The Cycle Tool is the same, just a slightly different use for the old Cycles about some unreasonable basic expectations and the more powerful circuits that were stored during times of being really overwhelmed. The kits include Imagines, My Story (emotional trash), skills to stay balanced, and lifestyle changes, as always. It's just that we have made them all more in sinc with science, and our experience has been -- more powerful.
Here's a short list of the new terminology and the old. The purpose is to reframe some issue or problem for what it really is - a wire - then apply the tool that will get you the best results as quickly as possible. The same applies that getting into a group or telegroup, the moving through the kits brings the best results.
Here is the short list: Read more »
Submitted by
Laurel on Sat, 11/06/2010 - 7:22pm
Just got home from our 4th session of the UCSF NIH COAST study on EBT and pregnant women. Read more »
Submitted by
Laurel on Tue, 08/17/2010 - 9:19pm
In EBT, we set aside the term "below the line" a couple of years ago, because although it fit the "allostatic response" in states 4 and 5, it was problematic. Read more »
Submitted by
Laurel on Wed, 08/04/2010 - 5:53pm
Just fresh from facilitating a new EBT group for pregnant moms and I'm not sure whether I'm at Brain State 1 or a false high -- Brain State 5. Read more »
Submitted by
Laurel on Wed, 08/04/2010 - 5:48pm
Just fresh from facilitating a new EBT group for pregnant moms and I'm not sure whether I'm at Brain State 1 or a false high -- Brain State 5. Read more »
Submitted by
Laurel on Sat, 07/31/2010 - 9:50am
When you go to the doctor, she or he may start talking to you about your wiring. Listen for: "Well, this problem is really a circuit. It's your wiring. You can change it!" Read more »
