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Processing Emotions
Sadness, fear, anger, and joy are roughly the four basic emotions that humans possess. And we don't have them for no reason. We have...
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Nervus Vagus
The vagus nerve, also known as the "wandering" nerve, is a crucial component of the autonomic nervous system and is responsible for...
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Importance of mental coaching
Mental coaching is important because it helps improve our mental and emotional well-being. It assists us in understanding and managing...
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The Drama Triangle
The Drama Triangle is a social model that describes three roles people often assume in conflicts: the Victim, the Persecutor, and the...
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Functional Movement
With the recognized Functional Movement Screen (FMS), I quickly and clearly gain insight into any movement restrictions through 7...
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Braverman test
The Braverman test is a brain chemistry assessment designed to determine an individual's dominant neurotransmitter type. Developed by Dr....
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Chi running
Chi Running is a holistic approach to running that combines principles of Tai Chi with modern running techniques. It was developed by...
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Binge eating
Binge eating disorder (BED), is an eating disorder characterized by recurrent episodes of binge eating, often accompanied by feelings of...
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Change of thoughts and behaviour
If you notice that you don't exercise enough and think: I'm just not much of an athlete, then that reinforces the behaviour. If you...
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Zeigarnik effect
The Zeigarnik effect is a psychological phenomenon that refers to the human tendency to remember unfinished tasks or unanswered...
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How is breathing related to stress?
Breathwork refers to a range of practices that involve controlled breathing techniques to improve physical and mental well-being. One...
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What can yoga do for you?
Yoga is an ancient practice that offers numerous physical and mental benefits. Physically, it helps to improve flexibility, balance, and...
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