Session #254: Melissa Tiers shares 3 Anti-Anxiety Techniques

Session #254: Melissa Tiers shares 3 Anti-Anxiety Techniques

Melissa Tiers joins me today to share three anti-anxiety techniques, how anxiety is a habit, and why she gives clients the tools to understand their position and interrupt habitual patterns. Melissa shares how and why her anti-anxiety techniques work and shares a demonstration of each technique. She describes why quieting mental dialogue and language dissociation techniques help reduce anxiety. Melissa also shares the reasons why you should test change and reveals a bonus technique that will help clients deal with anxiety in the moment. Melissa is the founder and head teacher at The Center For Integrative Hypnosis, an organization that teaches classes on neuro-linguistic psychology, integrative hypnosis, and mental health coaching. She serves as an instructor for The International Association of Counselors and Therapists and the NGH as well as an adjunct faculty member of The New York Open Center and Tri-State College of Acupuncture. She was the 2018 keynote speaker at the International Medical and Dental Hypnotherapy Association’s conference, New York, and the UK Hypnosis Conference. Melissa is also a three-time recipient of the International Medical and Dental Association’s Pen and Quill Award.

Join Melissa Tiers and Jason on May 15-17, 2020 in Springfield, Virginia for Integrative Hypnosis 2.0. Get the details and lock in your registration now at https://MelissaTiersDC.com/

“The way that we break habits in the brain is by interrupting the pattern and forcing the brain out of that loop and into something else.” – Melissa Tiers

  • How anxiety is a tenacious habit and the default position
  • Giving clients self-directed neural-plasticity techniques to interrupt habitual patterns
  • Helping clients understand their position and solution
  • Practicing emotional states to make a change in the brain
  • The “shifting into your peripheral vision” technique
  • The benefit of quieting mental dialogue
  • The “bilateral stimulation” technique
  • The language of dissociation
  • Why you should test change
  • The jaw-dropping technique
  • Why you should ask “what are you noticing now”
  • Adding ‘so’ to ‘what if’ statements

Join Melissa and Jason for Integrative Hypnosis 2.0, live in the Washington DC area on October 9-11, 2020.

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Melissa Tiers joins me today to share three anti-anxiety techniques, how anxiety is a habit, and why she gives clients the tools to understand their position and interrupt habitual patterns. Melissa shares how and why her anti-anxiety techniques work and shares a demonstration of each technique. She describes why quieting mental dialogue and language dissociation […]

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