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Session Title: Intuitive wisdom meditation tools for stress reduction and increased wellbeing

Speaker: Gayle Myers, Medical Doctor, Health Conscious Inc.

Watch the session: https://app.knowmia.com/TGue

Session description: Join Dr. Gayle Myers for an enlightening session on Intuitive Wisdom Meditation Tools for Stress Reduction and Increased Wellbeing. During the session, she will share four simple meditation tools that can be applied anytime, anywhere. These tools will help you stay centred and present, decrease stress, restore a positive outlook, reset the moment and day, and rewire your mindset for resilience. Dr. Myers will share creative visualization meditation tools that she used to heal her own trauma and PTSD after surviving a head-on-collision and near-death experience in 2011. While today she is an advanced meditator, during the early months after the traumatic event these four meditation tools became the foundation for her five-year healing journey. Visualization meditation or visual imagery involves all your senses and activates neural pathways, the same as if you are actually experiencing the event. 90% of Olympic athletes use visualization techniques to mentally rehearse positive performance, boost confidence, and increase successful outcomes. It is a powerful technique that can be used to improve outlook, emotional well-being, and support a positive mindset. Stress, especially sustained stress, floods the body with the stress hormone, cortisol. In situations that you find emotionally overwhelming, your brain redirects activity from your problem-solving prefrontal cortex to the amygdala in the temporal lobes. When you make decisions from that part of your brain, also known as the Amygdala hijack, you lose the ability to make rational decisions in the present time. All stress memories hold mental, emotional and energetic patterns. Anytime we encounter a similar situation, we continue to repeat our engrained stress reactions keeping us in the same brain pathways and emotional responses. We can de-energize the stress memory or mental image pictures by using simple intuitive visualization tools. These tools help us to reset and ultimately let go of the negative energy attached to the memory and replace it with positive qualities of energy instead. As you increase positive patterns and pathways in the brain, or neuroplasticity, you rewire your brain to function with the intention of wellness, not from stress memories. Having a positive mindset increases resilience, or the ability to respond to stressful situations with creative solutions. You can bounce back stronger, more confident and capable. You are invited to engage in an interactive mediation with Dr. Gayle Myers that you can use daily to support your wellness and increase your well-being.

Bio:  Dr. Gayle Myers: is a Board Certified Integrative Medicine Physician, and Wellness and Resilience Expert. With over 30 years in private practice, she helps patients with complex medical conditions progress from illness and pain to health and well-being. She is the Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Intuitive Awareness Center, where she teaches Intuitive Meditation Tools in order to access the power of Spiritual Inner Connection and find answers within. For over 10 years she has taught professionals tools to empower a positive perspective, increase well-being, boost resilience, and create a life of abundance. After surviving a high impact collision and near-death experience, Dr. Myers is passionate about sharing her five-year recovery journey from incapacitating pain and disability to a full recovery so she can inspire patients, students, and healthcare professionals who are on their own path to recovery. She is the author of a forthcoming memoir and self-help book in which she discusses the indomitable human spirit, hope, and resilience, and teaches tools to access Inner Wisdom for healing and thriving. Dr. Myers has been featured on The List TV, Authority Magazine, Thrive Global, Weight Watchers, Totally Well Podcast, Rock Bottom Syndicate and Organic Spa Magazine.