Telephone: (510) 355-4309
E-mail: pablosrnewhoperesources@gmail.com
You can reach by phone at (510) 355-4309 or by e-mail at pablosrnewhoperesources@gmail.com |
This involves moving beyond our Victim Story. This is our obses-sion with the diffi-cult parts of our life. Spending time with me, clients stop playing the scarred areas of their past, or the miserable difficulties of the present, as a loop cycle within their mind.
Our Victim Story jars us with disturbing thoughts. It creates painful memories. These emotional scars are the source for the mental and spiritual scabs that trigger us, robbing us of our personal power.
When that happens, feelings of anxiety, fear, defensiveness, and anger rise up from the ashes of past moments of abuse, shame, neglect, and trauma.
The buttons of these past painful experiences, when pushed, fling us back to our younger, vulnerable emotional selves. This takes place even though we appear as mature adults. These are the times when others cannot understand us.
When triggered this way, we have difficulty understanding our-selves, being in touch with our feelings, and needs.
When this happens, our younger self has a white-knuckled grip on the steering wheel belonging to the bus of our frightful emotions. In this state, life is rife with dread. We feel hopeless, trapped, powerless.
There is a better option. Life can be thrilling and amazingly nur-turing. We can know it as exciting, fulfilling, and full of celebration.
We can develop relationships that make us feel lighter, less burdened. We can learn how to connect with others who help us grow and become a better person.
This requires recovery, using its principles. Recovery is no longer living on the margins of our lives. It is discovering how to have a peace that transcends our difficult circumstances.
With recovery, we become comfortable in our own skin. We know the "okayness of me." We have our voice and express it.
Recovery allows us to speak our truth, enjoying authenticity.
Healing and developing our personal strength take place when we are embraced with grace. This happens when we know the comfort and compassion of healthy others. It takes place when we have a dynamic relationship with a loving, gentle, gracious Higher Power.
My clients learn how to have amazing relationships, with others, and God. They discover how to communicate what they feel and need. Clients learn the steps necessary for warm, healthy, dynamic and accepting relationships.
Clients discover the key steps necessary for emotionally satisfying connection with others. They learn healing does not take place in isolation. It requires being in a thriving, emotionally healthy community.
Most of us yearn for such support but do not know the steps necessary to have a dynamic network of friends and loved ones. With me, clients learn how to create one.
Peace of mind is available. To have it, it is critical knowing boundaries and fixing our damaged people picker. These improve-ments create the life we want and deserve.
My clients learn how to feel the enormity of their feelings without becoming overwhelmed by them. They discover how to express themselves gently, but firmly. How to say their no as gently as their yes.
In a short while, those I work with learn how to speak their truth and be present, without being dominating or controlling, while still being kind and affirming.
This difficult relational high-wire act is essential for emotional health. It is critical for standing in our power. It is essential for maintaining our dignity and respect.
This is especially true when relating to emotional vampires. This is central for us living in our personal power with the power and confidence recovery provides.
Those who see me learn how to maintain their dignity, and be true to their values. They master the art of being internally referented. This requires constant practice for it to become a natural part of our lives, procedural memory.
Recovery is putting the dragons of depression and despair where they belong---in our past. Doing so isn't denying our past.
It is not hindering the joy, hope, and love we deserve by dwelling on difficult memories. Clients develop skills that liberate them from the weight of painful memories that could stir disturbing emotions.
There are ways of applying healthy behavior and thinking to areas that once defeated us. We can create a better today.
Recovery is critical for our mental and physical health and happiness. m(For more info on this click here.)
Preferred is viewing life with a positive searchlight, being mindful of our successes and the positive aspects of our history. It is being aware we are loved, lovable and deserving of a fantastic life.
Often it is hard to grasp. Our focus may be filled with false beliefs developed during traumatic moments in childhood.
We may believe bad things happened to us because we deserved mistreatment. We may think God is mad. At us. Or that we are bad people, not deserving of love.
This is not true.
Gratitude and living with integrity and maintaining our values help us achieve the Great Big Life we want and deserve. It helps us win the Grand Prix.
Research reveals our attitude's profound affect on life. How we think is the source four our self-esteem. Most of us see life through the defective flashlight lens of our Victim Story.“As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.” Proverbs 23:7
Preferred is viewing life with a positive searchlight, being mindful of our successes and the positive aspects of our history. It is being aware we are loved, lovable and deserving of a fantastic life.
Often it is hard to grasp. Our focus may be filled with false beliefs developed during traumatic moments in childhood.
We may believe bad things happened to us because we deserved mistreatment. We may think God is mad. At us. Or that we are bad people, not deserving of love.
This is not true.
Gratitude and living with integrity and maintaining our values help us achieve the Great Big Life we want and deserve. It helps us win the Grand Prix.
My wish is this inn provides guests with principles and encour-agement, that it will help us develop inner strength. It shares how we can have fortitude when we are being manipulated or in dire circum-stances. In this inn, we learn how to surf today's challenges, it provides perspective.
“If we keep our face towards the sun we won’t see much of darkness.” Helen Keller.
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Teach, train, encourage, helping others make successful priorities is what I do. Through Skype and the phone, I help many, including those around the world.
Clients find their voice. They learn how to assert boundaries. How to overcome trauma and being stuck.
They learn how to become innocent again, celebrating the Great Big Life in store for them. Clients learn how to overcome abuse and resentment. They discover how to lance the boil of bitterness. They discover how to use nonviolent communication. Those I help learn this method to say what they mean, mean what they say but not say it meanly.
Those I see discover how to have that difficult conversation they are avoiding. The client learns how to distinguish Safe People from those who aren't. Clients experience the healing power somatic therapy has for trauma. They discover how to grow Balcony People. These are people who make us better because of the time spent with them. For more about them, read here.
Those interested learn how to have a date worth keeping, alternatives that heal depression, isolation and fear, or time management.
Clients find their voice. They learn how to assert boundaries. How to overcome trauma and being stuck.
They learn how to become innocent again, celebrating the Great Big Life in store for them. Clients learn how to overcome abuse and resentment. They discover how to lance the boil of bitterness. They discover how to use nonviolent communication. Those I help learn this method to say what they mean, mean what they say but not say it meanly.
Those I see discover how to have that difficult conversation they are avoiding. The client learns how to distinguish Safe People from those who aren't. Clients experience the healing power somatic therapy has for trauma. They discover how to grow Balcony People. These are people who make us better because of the time spent with them. For more about them, read here.
Those interested learn how to have a date worth keeping, alternatives that heal depression, isolation and fear, or time management.
I relate with professionals. I've directed organizations in Northern California. For years, I oversaw a Fortune 400 company involving a staff of more than 200; before that, I worked as a psychiatric rehab therapist in a sub-acute psychiatric hospital for nine years. Having these experiences, and raising three teenage sons, I can face any challenge, believe me.
I assist others in becoming the person they want to be. Clients learn how to being grounded in the present.
I assist others in becoming the person they want to be. Clients learn how to being grounded in the present.
I believe each seminar I give and each session I have provides clients with tools to handle their problems. Whether the problem is within them or their relationship with others. They discover a depth of resources. This the result of more than thirty-five thousand hours of being involved in this profession.
Question: are you willing to make the investment necessary to enjoy a great big life? I hope and believe so. Let me help you. Give me a call and we can start that journey for you. Another possibility is introducing yourself by sharing your gratitudes here. I look forward to hearing from you.
Wishing you a great and grateful day!
The Innkeeper
Telephone Number: (510) 355-4309
E-mail: pablosrnewhoperesources@gmail.com
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Telephone Number: (510) 355-4309
E-mail: pablosrnewhoperesources@gmail.com
Skype: pablocfuentessr. (include the ".")