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  • 25/03/2025
    Heal your pain

    The volunteer team of the Emovere Foundation has dedicated the past few months to working on the Dutch translation of the groundbreaking book Unlearn Your Pain by Dr. Howard Schubiner. The result is the Dutch workbook Herprogrammeer je brein en heel je pijn (Reprogram Your Brain and Heal Your Pain), which focuses on helping people recover from chronic pain and other long-term issues.

     

    Physical and psychological pain are usually treated separately. However, this is often not the most healing approach, as they are deeply interconnected. The book Herprogrammeer je brein en heel je pijn offers both theory and practical exercises that can help understand and address the underlying emotional and psychological causes of pain.

     

    For those struggling with chronic pain or persistent physical complaints, this book offers hope and new perspectives.

     

    Dr. Howard Schubiner is a physician, specialist in internal medicine, and expert in Mind-Body Medicine. He is a co-founder of the Association for Treatment of Neuroplastic Symptoms (ATNS), a U.S.-based foundation for psychophysiological disorders. Dr. Schubiner is the author of Unlearn Your Pain, Unlearn Your Anxiety and Depression, and co-author of Hidden From View with Dr. Allan Abbass.

     

    Available for purchase at:

    https://www.nowonlinetickets.nl/Shop/EventDetails/D8FEC4BDC5F9C7404437A3CFA6F12467


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  • 13/03/2025
    Medical Hypnosis

    Medical Hypnosis is a part of modern hypnotherapy and encompasses any intervention in trance that contributes to the reduction of pain or stress. The guideline in modern hypnotherapy is that for pain complaints, one should always first contact their general practitioner. Hypnotherapy can help when no medical cause is found. In the guidelines of the Dutch College of General Practitioners (NHG), hypnotherapy is recognized as an effective treatment option for IBS.

     

    Hypnotherapy is a form of therapy that utilizes trance. A hypnotic trance is a state of deep relaxation, a changed state of consciousness. It involves receptive concentration in which thoughts and sensations are filtered. Neuroimaging studies show that during a hypnotic trance, different brain areas are activated compared to ordinary wakefulness. The 'self-awareness network' in the brain is much more dominant during trance, while the 'environmental awareness network' is significantly less active. External stimuli are therefore less important at that moment. In hypnotherapy, we refer to this state of being as being ‘in contact with the unconscious.’

     

    Metaphorically, consciousness is the tip of the iceberg, and the entire mountain of knowledge beneath the water's surface represents the unconscious. The unconscious can be seen as a collection of all the experiences you have accumulated. Body and mind are not separate; they interact with each other continuously. Our unconscious strongly influences our behavior, thinking, and feelings. Through trance, you can come into contact with parts of yourself that you are not consciously aware of. These parts relate to the issue for which you seek an answer. You learn to listen to yourself in a different way. The unconscious feelings and beliefs come into view. In this way, new insights can emerge, helping to solve the problem, make it more manageable, or contribute to achieving your goals.

     

    Using hypnotherapy, beliefs can be changed, emotions can be released, patterns can be broken, internal resources can be 'tapped into,' and (brain) connections can be altered and improved. You can experience what reality can become (by 'stepping' into a future situation in trance), so you can freely practice what your desired situation looks like and feels like. By first practicing something in trance, it can be executed with less effort in everyday reality.

     

    The therapist is a guide in the therapeutic process and uses various methods and techniques. Modern hypnotherapy incorporates psychoanalytic and behavioral methods, as well as talk therapy. In modern hypnotherapy, the approach is tailored to you, and you can clearly remember what happened during the session afterward. A treatment plan is customized within the therapeutic process, as each person is different.

     

    Van der Wardt, E. in the Journal of the Dutch Professional Association of Hypnotherapists, special issue on Medical Hypnosis, Volume 35 | 2019/2021. Article 'A Plea for Hypnotherapy'.

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  • 13/03/2025
    Pre-verbal Trauma: Recognizing Old Patterns

    Our wounds often run deeper than words can express. Many of our early experiences were physical, sensory, and emotional, not cognitive. Because a child's brain is still in the developmental phase, we often cannot comprehend these early experiences through language. The use of metaphorical language and body awareness offers a holistic approach to reaching the unconscious parts of ourselves, where verbal communication falls short. This helps us understand and process the pain of these early traumas.


    The healing process is a journey toward self-recognition. We learn not only to understand our wounds but also to embrace and treat them with compassion. This provides space for growth, healing, and more control over our lives. It is a process in which we learn to recognize old patterns and discover what they need. Instead of condemning feelings like insecurity, perfectionism, or guilt, we learn to understand the underlying need or pain behind them. This creates room for self-love and the confidence that we can experience new, positive events. By connecting with this pain and the underlying need, it no longer has to work so hard to get our attention.

     

    What is Pre-verbal Trauma?

    Pre-verbal trauma refers to the unconscious emotional damage that arises before we are able to process events with language. In the early years of our lives, everything revolves around sensory and emotional experiences. A child's brain is not yet capable of understanding what is happening through words; it mainly responds to what is felt—such as the warmth of the mother, the smell, the touch, or the absence of the other. This means that many of our emotional experiences in the early years remain unconscious, yet they still profoundly influence how we relate to ourselves and others later in life.

     

    This is a crucial point in understanding trauma. The child's brain is still in development and primarily focused on survival. The responses to stress, both physically and emotionally, are shaped by unconscious processes. As a result, as adults, we may carry unresolved pain and unconscious beliefs that have their origins in these early, unconscious experiences.

     

    Body-focused Work with Hypnotherapy

    Although trauma is often associated with conscious memories and words, it is possible to address old patterns through body-focused hypnotherapy. This helps us reconnect with the childlike parts of ourselves that have been shielded by pain or unconscious coping mechanisms.

    Hypnotherapy provides the opportunity to access the subconscious through deep relaxation and the protective mechanisms we developed in our youth. Metaphorical language and visualizations play an important role in this process. In a trance state, old pain points can be approached in a less threatening way, creating space for healing.

    Body-focused hypnotherapy utilizes the power of the body as a gateway to our subconscious. Many traumas are stored in our bodies, for example, in the form of muscle tension or breathing patterns. Through techniques like breathing exercises or sensory processing, we can gain access to these unconscious layers. This can help uncover the old patterns that formed at a time when we were unable to understand or verbalize the events.

     

    Neuroplasticity

    Neuroplasticity is the brain's ability to adapt and reorganize in response to experiences, learning processes, or damage. This means the brain can form new connections and strengthen or weaken existing ones, depending on the circumstances. Neuroplasticity plays a key role in trauma recovery. Through techniques like hypnotherapy, we can encourage the brain to form new, healthy connections. This process allows you to experience positive events, even if they were difficult to reach before. In this way, your brain can develop new, healthy responses that help alleviate the issues you experience in everyday life.

     

    The integration of body, mind, and emotion is essential in the recovery process. When we safely and lovingly return to those early experiences, we can reconnect with the parts of ourselves that were once hurt. This process not only helps break old patterns but also enables us to approach ourselves with self-compassion.

     

    Recognizing Old Patterns

    The process of relieving pre-verbal trauma requires patient presence, trust, and safety. The old pain we often carry unconsciously is deeply rooted in the foundations of who we are. It is important to understand that relief does not come simply from "uncovering" what happened but, more importantly, from learning to embrace the pain and reintegrate it into our adult selves. This embrace/acceptance becomes "easier" because you can be more in touch with the need the pain carries within it, the positive intention it has for you. For example, the need to be held, seen, and heard. Through hypnotherapy, you can also begin to feel these needs so that it becomes easier to fulfill them in your daily life. Your adult self can, for example, have imaginary positive experiences together with the inner child. This can be compared to physiotherapy for your brain—experiencing new things allows the neuroplastic brain to form new connections.

     

    So, instead of condemning your insecurity, guilt, or chronic pain, you can discover the need that lies beneath. By connecting with the pain and the need beneath it, it no longer has to work so hard to get your attention. This creates more space for self-love and helps build confidence so that you can more easily experience new positive things. Step by step, you can begin to experience more relief. Feel free to explore which old patterns are no longer helpful for you and discover what you can give to yourself.

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  • 05/03/2025
    What Story Are You Telling Yourself?

    What Story Are You Telling Yourself? And Are You Even Aware of the Whole Story?

     

    A lot of what we think about ourselves is often an unconscious narrative. A story we tell ourselves based on past experiences, our interactions with others, and our own expectations. This story influences how we see ourselves, how we feel, and even how we react to the world around us.

     

    When you think about your own self-image, what do you hear? Do you often feel insecure, unworthy, or maybe not good enough? Those thoughts aren’t always true – they are stories we tell ourselves, often unconsciously. And it is exactly there, in the unconscious, that change can begin.

     

    In my practice, we work together to uncover your story. We explore which beliefs and patterns are limiting you and create awareness. Through psychosocial therapy, hypnotherapy, and EMDR, you’ll have the space to get to know yourself again and embrace your potential.

     

    Do you recognize yourself in the idea that maybe you’re telling a story that no longer fits or serves you well? It’s time to examine those beliefs. Your story is not set in stone – you have the power to examine your personal narrative and begin walking new paths.

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  • 05/03/2025
    Recovery from a burnout

    Why it takes time and how you can recover sustainably

     

    There are providers who claim that you can fully recover from a burnout in 30 days. But how realistic is this? Recovery from a burnout is not a quick process. The duration of recovery varies from person to person and depends on various factors, such as the severity of your symptoms, how quickly you take action, and how much time you allow yourself for recovery.

     

    How does a burnout develop?

    A burnout is the result of prolonged overload, where your stress system is constantly under pressure. You keep going, often without realizing it. During short-term stress, your body produces adrenaline and cortisol, which provide temporary energy and focus. Once the stress is over, your body returns to balance (homeostasis). But when stress becomes a constant factor, this balance is disrupted. Your hormonal system, nervous system, and even your brain are thrown off balance. The result? You feel exhausted, emotional, have trouble concentrating, and are no longer able to function normally.

     

    Why does recovery take so long?

    Recovery starts with understanding what exactly is going on. The realization that you need to change your behavior and cannot continue in the same way may take months. Only after this can your body and mind begin to recover. Patience and rest are essential here. The longer you continue with burnout symptoms, the longer the recovery process may take.

     

    Professional guidance:

    A burnout brings with it psychological issues, but also physical disruptions. Healthy habits such as good nutrition, regular exercise, sufficient sleep, and relaxation play a crucial role in your recovery process. Also, explore which negative beliefs or patterns (often unconscious) are contributing to the development of your symptoms.

     

    Phases of recovery:

    • Phase 1: Stop the burnout, reduce stress, and focus on physical recovery.
    • Phase 2: Build energy, develop healthy habits, and set boundaries.
    • Phase 3: Gradual return to work while maintaining the new balance. Sustainable recovery requires patience and care.

     

    Recovering from a burnout is a process that requires time, attention, and the right approach. Give yourself the space to recover at your own pace and seek the right support. With the proper guidance and care, you can gradually recover and regain balance.

     

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  • 12/12/2024
    Break with your vicious circle

    The role of the brain in persistent complaints: How stress and suppressed emotions contribute to pain and what you can do to break out of the vicious circle.

    Many people with chronic pain or persistent physical complaints, such as Long Covid or Tension Myositis Syndrome (TMS), struggle with the vicious circle of pain, fatigue, stress or frustration. The brain plays a central role in this. When we experience stress or cannot properly process suppressed emotions, this can lead to changes in the body that manifest themselves in physical pain. This pain is often not caused by physical damage, but by psychological factors such as stress and unprocessed emotions.

     

    What happens in the brain?

     

    The brain plays an important role in the development of persistent complaints. When we experience stress for a long time or suppress negative emotions (suppressed often means not being aware of the emotions), the brain responds to the negative experiences that exist. The brain 'learns', as it were, to associate pain with stress or unresolved emotional blockages, as a result of which the pain persists or can itself be intensified.

     

    What can you do to break the vicious circle?

     

    Breaking out of the vicious circle of chronic complaints requires an approach that involves both the brain and the body. There are several steps you can take to break this cycle and start the recovery process:

     

    REASSURANCE – Let the doctor reassure you to confirm that nothing is broken. To then learn to relax, despite the unpleasant physical sensations. Using techniques such as visualizations (evidence based on IBS complaints) you can help the brain to reduce the overreaction to pain signals. Learning to calm your nervous system is essential to breaking the vicious cycle of pain and anxiety!

     

    STAY ACTIVE – Physical activity not only helps improve physical health, but it also reduces the tension that often builds up in the body due to long-term stress or pain. Find that movement that makes you happy and that is suitable for you.

     

    MAKING CHOICES  – It is important to make choices that promote recovery, such as setting healthy boundaries. When you learn to recognize and respect your boundaries, you give yourself space to recover.

     

    MEANINGFUL ACTIVITIES  – Energizing activities, positive interactions with others, or fulfilling work can help take your mind off the pain and reprogram the brain to a more positive focus.

     

    SELF-COMPASSION  – Many people with chronic complaints are inclined to judge themselves. Self-compassion is essential for recovery, because it gives the brain space to relax and let go.

     

    EMOTIONS  – It is important to discover, recognize and process repressed emotions such as anger and sadness. Ignoring emotions causes increased tension in your body. By recognizing and processing emotions, you help the brain and body to let go of the pain.

     

     

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  • 05/12/2024
    IBS complaints

    How are your needs? 

     

    Imagine that your intestines are a busy highway, where there is constant traffic, but the signs and traffic lights do not work properly. That's what it can feel like when you suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Abdominal pain, bloating and unpredictable complaints can disrupt your daily life and hinder your well-being.

     

    What if there is a way to reset the traffic lights on that highway? The Dutch Association of General Practitioners (NHG) recognizes hypnotherapy as an effective treatment option for IBS. This therapy helps to improve communication between body and mind, which can reduce complaints and allow your intestines to function "quietly" again.

     

    Whether it's stress, anxiety or physical discomfort – hypnotherapy can help address the underlying causes of IBS.

     

    Do you suffer from intestinal problems and are you curious about alternative treatments? It's time to rebalance that highway!

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  • 27/11/2024
    Using EMDR to deal with fear of medical treatment.

    From fear to TRUST.

     

    Fear of medical treatment? It is possible to overcome these.

     

    Many people have had negative experiences in healthcare in the past, which can lead to anxiety, avoidance or even delaying necessary treatments. The good news is: this fear does not have to take over.

    I have experienced that EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) can effectively help to process negative memories and traumas from the past. This makes it possible to approach future medical treatments with healthy excitement, rather than paralyzing fear.

     

    An example.

    One of my clients had a traumatic hospital experience in her youth, which prevented her from scheduling a necessary surgery. After four sessions (one extensive intake interview and three EMDR sessions) she noticed that she gained more confidence in the medical process. She also felt better prepared because she was able to calmly discuss her questions with her treating physician in advance, without feeling overwhelmed by feelings of powerlessness.

     

    A week after her operation, she writes:

    "I am now recovering from the operation and am already feeling better. Everything went well both before and during the procedure. Thank you for your support. If I need any help in the near future, I will let you know For now everything is going according to plan and I am positive about the further recovery."

     

    This is a great example of how we don't have to get stuck in fear of medical treatments. It is possible to overcome this fear and take back control of your health.

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  • 20/11/2024
    Letting go of ingrained beliefs

    Chinese New Year  2025 

     

    I cordially invite you to celebrate the Chinese New Year all about the Snake on February 1 from 10:00  to 12:00 in Zeist. We are guests of Helen IJsselmuiden. Helen is a taiji, qigong and coach teacher.

    You will first be introduced to Tapping, based on EFT (emotional freedom techniques). With this method you can replace fixed beliefs with a different, now more appropriate view of yourself or the situation. Before and after there is a short qigong lesson, in which anyone without or with a physical or psychological disability can participate. In 'snake language', your insides will come out this afternoon.

     

    Your inside out 

    In January 2025 you can celebrate New Year twice:

    • January 1 New Year according to the solar calendar. When the sun announces the new year, it invites you to imagine and empathize with how you wish for this new year. Resolutions can arise from this. However, they are still ideas that you can play with. They do not have to be realized yet.
    • January 29 New Year according to the lunar calendar This is different with the first new moon on January 29. It is completely dark and in that darkness the new grows. Which of your resolutions remains? Have others perhaps taken its place? Which one do you want to achieve? And yet the latter often turns out not to be so easy. Many resolutions have fallen through over the years. Something seems to be in the way. Certainly, these are deeply held beliefs that no longer fit the current situation. The coming Lunar New Year, Chinese New Year 2025, will be all about the Snake. The snake sheds its skin while writhing; leaves his old beliefs behind.

     

    Tapping

    Tapping involves tapping certain acupuncture points with your fingers. These points activate the parasympathetic nervous system, that of calm and peace. This allows you to look at your limiting beliefs without judging yourself, let go of the pain and emotions that this belief has caused and develop a new vision from within. You can become acquainted with this technique under the guidance of me, Miriam Verschoor.

     

    Snake qigong

    Before getting acquainted with Tapping, Helen gives a lesson on snake qigong. Your body becomes flexible due to the winding, snake-like movements, which you energetically allow to continue infinitely far outside your body. This rids you of energy that you no longer need. After your experience with Tapping, we will practice qigong again to enjoy the new harmony within yourself. 


    When, where, costs?

    Saturday, February 9 2025, 10.30 - 12.30, Zeist.

    We offer you this afternoon for free. Of course we greatly appreciate a voluntary contribution.

    You can register using the link below. Welcome!

     


    Registration form Chinese New Year 2025

     

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  • 11/11/2024
    Hypnotherapy: powerful and effective

    Hypnotherapy is an effective form of therapy for treating various complaints and problems of a social, psychological and psychosomatic nature. This method of guidance can also help to increase personal qualities and potential.

     

    The therapy focuses on the subconscious, where many of our automatic behaviors and reactions are stored, which makes it difficult to achieve change with conscious therapies. Through techniques such as hypnosis, trance, relaxation exercises, regression to inner children and transactional analysis, the hypnotherapist helps the client to realize positive changes in thoughts, emotions and behavior.

     

    Hypnotherapy is recognized as evidence-based and is increasingly integrated into regular care, with scientific evidence for its effectiveness in, for example, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). In addition, EMDR, another technique that I use, can be effective for people with, for example, (dentist/flying/driving) anxiety complaints.

     

    Hypnotherapy is often reimbursed through supplementary insurance. You can find a brief overview of the coverage via the website below. Always check your own health insurance.

    https://www.zorgwijzer.nl/kosten/hypnotherapie

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  • 05/11/2024
    The mental health ladder

    Many SMEs underestimate the impact of work stress within their organization. The mental health ladder offers a tool to assess where you stand as an SME organization and what you can do to improve the mental health of your employees.

     

    Research shows that investing in mental health can lead to significant productivity gains. So it actually makes a lot of sense to have open conversations about work stress and mental health. You can get started proactively with tools such as the force field analysis from the Trimbos Institute:

     

    
https://www.trimbos.nl/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/TRI-61-008-Mentale-gezondheid-in-het-MKB.pdf

     

    As a professional, I can help support employees who are at risk of absenteeism so that they take the right steps towards healthier mental & physical health. You are welcome to discuss what I can do preventively for your employees.

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  • 20/09/2024
    Vitality center

    New practice location in Doorn as of October 1 2024

    I am pleased to announce that as of October 1 2024, in addition to my practice location in Driebergen-Rijsenburg, I will also be practicing at the Vitality Center on Acacialaan in Doorn. This center offers an inspiring environment where multiple disciplines work together to support self-healing capacity. The guidance is aimed at activating a natural recovery process.

    At the Vitality Center Doorn we work in addition to the regular healthcare provided by general practitioners and medical specialists. Together we focus on strengthening your health, preventing illness, and promoting your well-being.

     

    A proactive approach to health

    At the Vitality Center we believe in a proactive approach to care. This means that we look beyond just the symptoms of a health problem; we look for the underlying causes. We take the time to explore with you what you need to regain balance.

     

    Multidisciplinary approach for your health

    An important advantage of the Vitalitycenter is the collaboration between different disciplines. The care is based on years of experience and continuous training.

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  • 30/08/2024
    What makes change possible?

    “Where it rubs, there comes shine.” ✨

     

     

    Jan (name changed for privacy) spoke these powerful words during the completion of his journey, and they touch the core of what therapy can mean. Although we often prefer to avoid negative emotions, they are essential for growth and change. It is precisely by tackling those 'abrasive' places in our lives that we can flourish and gain new insights.

     

    During the process with Jan we used various therapeutic techniques. Namely hypnotherapy, EMDR and conversation techniques. This helped Jan to explore his emotions and experiences. Hypnotherapy can be a powerful tool for working on change at a deeper level. It helps to let go of limiting beliefs and develop new, positive thinking patterns.

     

    In addition, conversation techniques enabled Jan to better organize his thoughts and feelings. By feeding back what he said, he became more aware of his own process. This gave him the confidence to take steps towards positive change.

     

    In addition to hypnotherapy and conversation techniques, we have also used EMDR. EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a powerful method for processing trauma and removing blockages. This technique enabled Jan to process difficult memories and emotions in a safe way, giving him space for recovery and growth. Jan noticed that this gave him even more control over his emotions and behavior, and that his inner peace increased.

     

    Jan emphasized that the pleasant atmosphere and the pleasant location contributed to his process. After all, a good and safe atmosphere provides space to be open and vulnerable, which is crucial for healing and personal growth.

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  • 17/06/2024
    Start your journey by discovering your desired destination

    As a human being you are often stuck in your own system and beliefs. A trip - a different view - often gives you the opportunity to discover how things can be done differently. How do other people shape their lives? What does it feel like in a place where you can completely relax? With the help of hypnotherapy you can go on an inner journey and explore your own inner world.

     

    People usually do not go on holiday with the aim of changing, just as someone does not come to the practice for an inner journey. Often the reason is different, namely physical and/or emotional pain. These complaints should mainly diminish, they should not be there. As humans, we often have many coping mechanisms to avoid feeling the pain.

     

    We start the journey by discovering your desired travel destination.
    As a therapist, I have often seen how people can get stuck in their own system and beliefs. It's like being stuck in the same place, with no way out. But just as a trip to a new destination can broaden your horizons, so can an inner journey. Hypnotherapy offers a unique opportunity to explore your own inner world and discover how things could be done differently.

    But how do you actually determine the travel destination, what is being worked on or what is needed to discover? Because you often know clearly what you no longer want, for example you want less pain or less anger. You often don't know what you do want. The pain consumes your energy;
the anger eats you up inside. The negative therefore receives even more attention. You may discover that behind the request for help, such as 'wanting less pain', lies the positively formulated wish for 'more peace and lightness'. Words like 'not' or 'less' are words with a negative charge. So make sure every word has a positive charge. By formulating your goal positively, we create a direction that gives you energy and helps you move forward.

     

    Empowering self-reliance
    People often think that as a therapist I can solve their problems. But the real power lies with you. For example, with a tailor-made visualization, I help you discover your own travel destination. This process strengthens your self-reliance and gives you the confidence that you can find the solutions within yourself. This way you not only learn to deal with your current problems, but you also discover new possibilities and resources within yourself.

     

    Finding inner peace
    Inner trance journeys also offer a safe space in which emotions that often remain covered in daily life can emerge, so that processing becomes possible. During these journeys, unconscious negative beliefs can also come to light and be transformed. This strengthens your self-confidence and helps you break patterns. Only you can make this inner journey, while I guide and support you as a 'tour guide'.

     

    The power of hypnotherapy
    With hypnotherapy you can change negative beliefs, release emotions, break patterns and tap into internal resources. Answers to long-simmering questions can emerge, allowing you to experience more inner peace. And by first practicing something in trance, you can perform it with more ease later in everyday life. For this reason, imaginations and visualizations are also used in top sport. The effect of hypnotherapy has even been scientifically proven for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)!

     

    Truthfulness and safety
    During imaginary journeys you come to beautiful destinations where you can find the safety and tranquility necessary for healing. Pent-up tension can finally find its way out, relaxing both body and mind. In trance there is room for gentleness, truthfulness and love, so that you can explore and accept life's great challenges. Just like on a real trip, you can gain new experiences and transform negative beliefs into helpful thoughts and feelings.

     

    Hearing, seeing, feeling, smelling
    Discovering the positive goal is the first step out of the vicious circle, out of the downward spiral, out of inner turmoil. The positive goal formulation also gives the subconscious direction to explore the inner images and feelings that come with it with curiosity. An attractive goal is described as sensory as possible - in hearing, seeing, feeling, smelling - so that it can be experienced and tested. And the inner trance journeys provide space to visualize the desired goal and experience what is still needed to realize this goal.

     

    Let's start this journey together and pave the way to a life with more peace, lightness and positive changes.

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  • 22/05/2024
    Therapy, EMDR, coaching?

    A number of concepts are explained in more detail below. Please call or email if you have any questions.
     

     

     

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  • 11/03/2024
    Regular versus complementary care

    Many issues are approached cognitively in the mainstream healthcare landscape. People who come to my practice find that this is not enough for them. Their symptoms have remained, despite having taken therapy for this.

     


    Therefore, three tips:

    • Examine when the complaint arose, and understand the reason for it.
    • Enter into the conversation with yourself without judgment. “Hello me? How do I feel? And where am I feeling what? What thought am I having right now?”. Take time for this so you can become more aware of what you are feeling or thinking. From discovering, you can begin to change. You can start to adjust old patterns that are no longer helpful. In this way you can make other choices.
    • Experience peace in your body and head.


    The latter is what is often missing in the regular approach. What makes that the symptoms can persist. EMDR, hypnotherapy, deepening breathing and relaxation exercises and body-oriented work can help you experience more peace.

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  • 11/03/2024
    Prevention and recovery

    Your employee is important to your company. However, is your employee getting stuck because of what is happening at work? Are work situations perceived as stressful? And does this challenge the physical and/or mental resilience of your employee? Mirjam Verschoor's personal coaching method focuses on durable solutions for your employee's complaints, so that your employee can return to work quickly or that your employee discovers what is needed to continue doing the work with energy.

     

    Common complaints that come up are: chronic pain, anxiety and stress. Various methodologies are used so that your employee receives the personalized guidance needed. From cognitive behavioral training, relaxation and breathing exercises, coaching, body-oriented work, to psychosocial therapy, hypnotherapy and EMDR. Tailoring the use of professional counseling to the needs of your employee reduces absenteeism. The targeted and efficient approach is brief and solution-oriented.


    Call: 06141465700 or email: info@mirjamverschoor.nl if you wish your employee effective, professional and personal guidance. I am happy to visit you without any obligation to discuss what I can do for you or your organization.

     

    A short-term coaching program, in which personal performance can be boosted, is also one of the possibilities. For example, for visualizing the goals to be achieved, my coaching method is also very suitable.

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