http://therapytribe.com/ Member Contributed Blogs en-us Copyright (C) 2013 therapytribe.com WHAT IS TRUMA? There are large “T” traumas such as rape, war, assault, sexual, physical & emotional abuse, accidents (or witnessing one), natural disasters, divorce, chronic/acute illness, etc and there are small “t” trau... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/what_is_trauma.html Suzanne Rucker I celebrated my 52nd birthday yesterday. It was a nice day as I got several calls from friends and family wishing me well. My sleep last night was not quite as nice. I tossed and turned for about 2 hours. Like many who are my age, my mind wandered wh... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/its_my_party.html Andrew Morris Okay, I'll admit it. I'm not a fan of snow. Maybe I liked it as a kid (who didn't?), but I have grown weary of it. Very Weary. Today my girls had their third day of school cancelled due to snow. Instead of getting angry at the weather-Hypnosis , Reik... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/snow_day.html Andrew Morris Because you can predict it, YOU hold the key to your own future. That's right! All you have to do is envision how you see yourself and it will happen. It is important to use all your senses so nothing gets left out. Want to meet the right person? Pic... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/n_vision.html Andrew Morris When I first became a hypnotist, I was offered the 'fast track to becoming successful.' I did not then do do I now have any interest in this. I am a strong believer in enjoying and learning from the process. For one thing the details of the 'process'... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/the_finsih_line.html Andrew Morris It is said that nothing replaces experience. In other words, both time and enough 'failure' will produce wisdom and experience. Sort of why people get nervous when a young doctor treats them. Another great expression is "Some people fail, to grow whi... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/no_pain_no_gain.html Andrew Morris My favorite period of Art is the Impressionist Period. I love the colors and the thickness of the paint, the time period and the romance it evokes. Most importantly I love what is termed Trompe-l'œil-It means 'fooling the eye' and is the concep... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/fool_the_eye.html Andrew Morris According to Carl Jung, personal dreams emerge from the uppermost stratum of the unconscious and employ symbols particular to the unique history and psychology of that person, while archetypal dreams derive from a much deeper... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/the_importance_of_dreams_in_jungian_psychology.html Each night we slip through the veils of consciousness into a world of magic, mystery, and adventure. There, we are offered beneficial information, both mystical and mundane. From the most profound truths to very practical guidance, this realm offers ... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/thoughts_about_understanding_dreams.html Rebecca Mueller Keeping a Dream Journal: Big and Little Dreams. Everyone dreams but not everyone remembers their dreams. The ability to recall one's dreams is related to the importance that one attributes to them. When a person goes into Jungian analysis their atte... http://www.therapytribe.com/article/dream_symbolism_jungian_archetypes2.html Vincenza Tiberia