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Are you longing for more meaning in your life? Do you want to experience your life more fully but aren’t sure how to do it? As the following testimony makes clear, the Personal Transformation Intensive workshops led by Heart-Centered hypnotherapists can literally change lives—for the better. To learn more about what the PTI program involves, visit www.wellness-institute.org/personal-transformation-intensive-take-a-pti-course

I hear over and over people having lots of plans, hopes and dreams but somehow that doesn’t seem to translate into success for them. Why not and how can this be changed?

The first reason for not manifesting goals is that we get distracted by other things and forget our original motivation. One day we may be all excited about losing weight and we decide

To heal resistance to life,  first one needs to become aware that it is an issue for you.

We have given you a beginning introduction to existential issues and specifically the one called resistance to life, one of the most prevalent. You are probably wondering how you can heal this and that certainly is not an easy answer.

As we have mentioned, in

Traditionally, most psychotherapists, social workers, addiction specialists or treatment facilitators may wonder what birth and death issues have to do with the work we do. Traditionally, birth issues have been left up to the medical profession, while death and dying has been left up to religious professionals. The presenting problems of our clients/patients

What makes The Wellness Institute’s Altered State Psychodrama modality different from other forms of psychodrama?

We have looked (in our last blog post) at the benefits of doing Heart-Centered Therapies in groups, benefits for the clients as well as for the therapeutic process. Now let’s look at the benefits for all in Altered State Psychodrama. Traditional

These are some of the many benefits of doing therapy and growth work in groups.

1. When therapists see clients in individual sessions they only see a small portion of that person. They see mostly what the client presents and wants them to see, the out front persona. In contrast, when seeing clients in residential weekend workshops, the doors open up to

A physician was asking me yesterday, “How can hypnotherapy work with a patient who is addicted to pain medication? sleeping pills? or anti-depressants? This physician told me that when patients have some type