How I freed myself from the daily grind and learned to enjoy the morning.
Here is the translated text:
The result of working through the symptoms from the first day of the second stream of classes on the Life Flow.
The task was to take a focus and work through it in the context of the life flow, as I did.
I removed a symptom related to how I spent my morning, the very act of waking up and preparing breakfast.
I’ll describe this process a bit.
Here is the translated text:
The result of working through the symptoms from the first day of the second stream of classes on the Life Flow.
The task was to take a focus and work through it in the context of the life flow, as I did.
How the gsr session helped establish trust between parent and child by eliminating the issues that hindered their happiness.
How can a GSR session help address a child's issues?
What should you do if your child bites their nails, eats very little, or has nighttime accidents, even though they are old enough?
The child understands that this is not normal, but feels powerless to change it.
Parental pleas often fall on deaf ears, as this area is beyond the child's control.
How can a GSR session help address a child's issues?
What should you do if your child bites their nails, eats very little, or has nighttime accidents, even though they are old enough?
How I learned to trust and choose my path to happiness through expert guidance.
Experts V/S Accompanied I never thought I would go through this experience myself, but I made it!
Although living through it feels more like some kind of hell, and thoughts of giving up keep creeping in.
:) My post will be interesting for those who are in expert accompaniment.
For me, this experience is invaluable, as an expert, to see the mechanism of overcoming barriers in the resource as an accompanied person!
Experts V/S Accompanied I never thought I would go through this experience myself, but I made it!
Although living through it feels more like some kind of hell, and thoughts of giving up keep creeping in.
How I changed my family's attitude towards alcohol and freed myself from fear.
During the training "Life, Relationships, Family" in Dubai, which took place in May this year, I noticed a focus related to my internal prohibition on my husband's interests—enjoying a good time with a bottle of beer, some fish or chips.
His hobby of collecting rare drinks and occasionally allowing himself to have a drink.
My husband is not an alcoholic; he drinks very rarely, but sometimes he has the desire to spend an evening with a glass of something.
The maximum effect this has is that after beer, he becomes sleepy and heavy, struggles with his sleepiness and fatigue, grumbles something discontented about my noise or expressions of dissatisfaction, and sometimes just shuts down.
During the training "Life, Relationships, Family" in Dubai, which took place in May this year, I noticed a focus related to my internal prohibition on my husband's interests—enjoying a good time with a bottle of beer, some fish or chips.
His hobby of collecting rare drinks and occasionally allowing himself to have a drink.
How I learned to utilize my resources and create opportunities for growth and change in my life.
Сессия от 7 мая 2024 года Юлия Амада Я прихожу в точку, что я на стройке, насобирала кучу материалов, кирпичи, доски, трубы и т.п.
Набралась сил.
Решимости.
Чувствую в себе готовность.
Сессия от 7 мая 2024 года Юлия Амада Я прихожу в точку, что я на стройке, насобирала кучу материалов, кирпичи, доски, трубы и т.п.
Набралась сил.
How I Found Freedom and Learned to Be Myself, No Longer Being a Wallflower.
My first ranked session was almost two years ago, on July 24, 2023, with Yuliya Amada.
My expectations and requests were to stop feeling like a child, a gray mouse, small.
I am not here, I am not visible.
Everyone is big, and I am small.
My first ranked session was almost two years ago, on July 24, 2023, with Yuliya Amada.
My expectations and requests were to stop feeling like a child, a gray mouse, small.
How I changed my attitude towards work and brought more joy and positivity into my life.
Choosing a picture for the post, I couldn't stop myself and decided not to limit or deny myself.
😅 If at least one of these images reminds you of your relationship with your work, then you definitely should read to the end.
Work takes up a significant part of our lives.
Why spend that time feeling unpleasant when there are #GSR_sessions that can help you experience your work time differently?
Choosing a picture for the post, I couldn't stop myself and decided not to limit or deny myself.
😅 If at least one of these images reminds you of your relationship with your work, then you definitely should read to the end.
How I learned to manage my state and get more out of everyday life.
Yesterday, I had an interesting and very new experience ❤️👻 Although, ideally, this is an experience that a first-module student should share, not a level 2 expert… but it is what it is)) 😀 I woke up feeling tired, and it was somehow difficult in the morning.
I couldn’t seem to make progress on my current family tasks that are important to me.
There was so much to do, but it felt like I didn’t have enough resources for everything… I went out to run some errands, and I started to feel physically unwell in the car… Everything was going wrong… It was hot, the sun was baking the car, there was traffic, and I even panicked a bit, thinking I might feel worse in the car 😀😀😀 I felt dependent on the situation, my state, and the circumstances, plus the traffic, heat, and dizziness… 🤪 I wanted to go home, close the blinds, and not go anywhere.
I was really feeling off.
Yesterday, I had an interesting and very new experience ❤️👻 Although, ideally, this is an experience that a first-module student should share, not a level 2 expert… but it is what it is)) 😀 I woke up feeling tired, and it was somehow difficult in the morning.
I couldn’t seem to make progress on my current family tasks that are important to me.
How to stop being afraid of the road and become a confident driver.
How to eliminate "road anxiety"?
A case study through GSR A girl came to me who drives often with her child, but around her is complete chaos: sometimes someone jumps in front of her car, sometimes trucks "invade," and traffic lights seem to be against her.
She has experience and drives carefully, but it feels like the road "doesn't accept" her.
Sound familiar?
How to eliminate "road anxiety"?
A case study through GSR A girl came to me who drives often with her child, but around her is complete chaos: sometimes someone jumps in front of her car, sometimes trucks "invade," and traffic lights seem to be against her.
