1) Mind-Moving Counseling (M-M C)

Beginnings: The Seminar

Better Than EMDR and TFT Combined!

Wouldn’t it be great if your technique could work in seconds!?

Wouldn’t it be great if your technique was based on neuroscience!?

Wouldn’t it be great if you could combine EMDR, TFT, and progressive relaxation!?

Wouldn’t it be great if your technique could help with both physical and mental problems and disorders!?

Wouldn’t it be great if you had a common sense theory that clients would easily understand!?

Wouldn’t it be great if your technique would help people to quickly relax and deal with stress!?

Wouldn’t it be great if your technique would help people to quickly let go of painful, traumatic, and intrusive memories!?

Wouldn’t it be great if your technique could be used by your clients most anytime and anywhere!?

Come find out what Great is at the Mind-Moving Counseling Seminar!

Avoid Regrets! Refuse to miss out on this opportunity!

Session 1

Attitude Is All You Need

BENEFITS: You will learn the methods, merits, and motives for recognizing the 5 coping attitudes and the 8 noncoping attitudes.

Session 2

Simple Ways To Cope

BENEFITS: You will learn 6 simple and effective ways to teach clients how to cope with stress.

Session 3

The Three R’s of Attitude

BENEFITS: You will learn how to recognize, remove, and replace ineffective coping attitudes while learning how to reinforce and support effective coping attitudes.

Session 4

Hands-on Attitude Practice

BENEFITS: You will practice helping others to switch their attitudes in order to deal more effectively and happily with life.

PHILOSOPHY: This training is based on the following beliefs: (1) Clients are doing the best that they can with the skills that they have; (2) Clients want to be empowered to do better and to solve their own problems; (3) Clients can learn attitude and thinking skills that will empower them to lead more productive, prosperous, and happy lives; (4) Brief therapy can be more than just reframing problems into solutions.

In closing let me briefly reinforce the main points you have learned and are going to practice--

Stress is a control issue.

Stress is my Enemy when I thin--

         I must do what I can’t do.

Stress is my Enemy when I think--

         I must do what I won’t do.

Stress is my Friend when I think--

         I must do what I can and will do.

Whenever I discover I am not making progress on my goals, demands, desires, wishes, and wants--I will problem solve a way to make progress.

If problem solving fails to help me to make progress on my demands and desires, then I will choose to cope with the way things are and surrender my attempts to control at least for now.

I will seek to control only what I can control.

I will cope with what I do not like that I cannot control.

I will handle stress by problem-solving and coping with the unsolved.