Sentences with phrase «associated body sensations»

After the memory has been desensitized, I install a positive, more adaptive belief and clear any associated body sensations.

Not exact matches

By recognizing my emotional triggers as well as the physical sensations in my body that are associated with them, I am better equipped to say, «Okay, I know that I'm not going down a good path.

Your child has to learn and become familiar with his / her body and functions, associate the physical sensation with the proper response, picture what s / he want to do, create a plan to get to the potty, get there, remove the underwear and then begin to use the potty.

Some women say they're even able to «numb» certain parts of their body, so they don't have to feel the sensations associated with any act.

Still, «our work has shown that this can be done for out - of - body experiences, so why not for near - death - experience - associated sensations?»

The acceptance of emotions means to allow the associated feelings and sensations to run through your body until they subside.

The body simply associates the sensations that arise from consuming these foods — chewiness, the certain flavours etc — with impending opioid kicks, and therefore perceives it as «nice».

Equipped with optional summer tires, the Focus Titanium sedan with 18 - inch wheels crossed highway expansion joints with a faint thrumming sound that recalled earlier, lighter Audis — a sensation I always associated with an exceptionally stiff body structure.

From reports of test subjects, this study produced an interesting «heat map» of the location of sensations associated with various basic emotions, which you can see on the PNAS site via the link above — or by clicking on the hot body image accompanying the story text.

During the EMDR trauma processing phases, guided by standardized procedures, the client attends to emotionally disturbing material in brief sequential doses that include the client's beliefs, emotions, and body sensations associated with the traumatic event while simultaneously focusing on an external stimulus.

As a therapist who utilizes mindfulness I encourage experience — meaning we directly contact our body and sensations associated with an emotional experience.