Resultados para "Anna" en Salud y bienestar

A veces, ciertas vivencias negativas o traumáticas pueden condicionarnos hasta el extremo de no vivir ni aprovechar el presente. Nos dominan emociones que no controlamos, provocadas por acontecimientos pasados o actuales que se nos escapan y ante los que nos sentimos angustiosamente impotentes...

EMOCIÓNATE CON TU CUERPO. Nuestras emociones, pensamientos y creencias tienen un impacto directo sobre cómo asimilamos, digerimos y quemamos las calorías. Por eso, por más dietas que hagamos, el resultado no suele ser el esperado y eso nos lleva a una espiral de sentimientos negativos. Libérate del sobrepeso emocional, de la adicción a la comida, de la ansiedad por comer y del miedo a engordar. Estas páginas te ayudarán a adquirir nuevos hábitos con un enfoque global que te va a ayudar a sentirte bien contigo misma, guapa y vital.

Las mujeres que han vivido la transición menopáusica, ¿qué opinan sobre esta época de su vida? ¿Se puede aprender de esta experiencia y rebatir los discursos oficiales? ¿Cuáles son los aspectos experimentados positivamente y cuáles se reconocen como negativos? ¿Qué estrategias han elaborado para atravesarla con bienestar? En este texto la autora ofrece una versión desdramatizada acerca de la edad de la renovación a partir de las voces de las propias mujeres, quienes reflexionan sobre la relación entre menopausia, deseo y sexualidad y los temores con los que se afronta esta vivencia en nuestra cultura.

If you've experienced trauma, you may struggle to think positively, or feel too anxious to believe in an abundant and joyful future. This is especially true if you have unhealed childhood trauma. Written by a psychologist and trauma expert, Heal Your Past to Manifest Your Future acknowledges the profound impact of past trauma on your ability to imagine, move toward, and create a life you truly love; and offers a three-step process to regulate your nervous system, "reparent" your inner child, and rewire your brain to open to new possibilities.

Este es un recorrido por los derechos humanos en la vejez y, concretamente, por los derechos de las mujeres, sintetizados en tres principios que a Anna Freixas le parecen fundamentales en la edad mayor: la libertad, la justicia y la dignidad. Por tanto, estos apuntes de supervivencia están pensados para la nueva generación de viejas que van estrenando libertades, para las que mantienen su dignidad, para las ancianas que mientras se desplazan por el calendario son capaces de escudriñar la vida y las relaciones cotidianas con perseverancia y agudeza.

Reiki Healing for Beginners shows new reiki practitioners how to put theory into practice and start healing body, mind, and soul. This application-focused beginner's handbook explores basic reiki techniques, and teaches you how to heal over 100 common emotional and physical ailments with reiki. Through clear, step-by-step instructions this practical guide is the perfect companion for new reiki practitioners who learn by doing.

INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES and LOS ANGELES TIMES BESTSELLER “Brilliant . . . riveting, scary, cogent, and cleverly argued.”—Beth Macy, author of Dopesick, as heard on Fresh Air This book is about pleasure. It’s also about pain. Most important, it’s about how to find the delicate balance...

Join therapist Anna Christine (A.C.) Seiple on a compassionate, mindful exploration of the depths of our souls. With gentleness, wisdom, and expertise, A.C. invites us to connect with our body and get curious about the spaces within that feel most stuck―and find where we need safety, attunement and care.

Feeling anxious and disconnected are signs of a nervous system that's out of balance. Something as small as a curt message from our boss can be perceived by our bodies as a threat to life. By understanding our physiological stress response, we can override and heal our emotional response, and fix the behaviours sabotaging our health and happiness. In The Vagus Nerve Reset, Anna Ferguson offers somatic therapies alongside the science of Polyvagal Theory, to help us train our nervous system to stop overreacting, and start responding more calmly to day-to-day stressors and heal past experiences.

Three out of four people addicted to heroin probably started on a prescription opioid, according to the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In the United States alone, 16,000 people die each year as a result of prescription opioid overdose. But perhaps the most frightening aspect of the prescription drug epidemic is that it's built on well-meaning doctors treating patients with real problems.

In her early 20s, investigative journalist Anna Mehler Paperny had already landed her dream job. On the surface, her life was great. Nevertheless, she spiraled out, attempted suicide (the first of more attempts to follow), and landed in the ICU and then in a psych ward before setting out to tackle her recovery. In Hello I Want to Die Please Fix Me, Mehler Paperny turns her journalist's eye on her own experience and others' - in the ward; as an outpatient; facing family, friends, and coworkers; finding the right meds; trying to stay insured and employed.

Learn the importance of expression: A Life Full of Glitter will show you how much creativity, physical activity, and social interactions affect your day-to-day life. Learn how to maximize these expressive activities to release pent-up emotions and frustration in order to have a fresh view of the world each and every day.

Ditch the stigma, celebrate your identity, and put yourself first with these 100+ exercises that reinforce the idea that neurodiversity is a strength and teaches you how to relax, destress, find your community, practice self-love, and more. When you’re autistic, it can be tough to prioritize...

A practical companion to the New York Times and international bestseller Dopamine Nation, for individuals, families, counselors, therapists, teachers, and anyone who wants to go beyond the narrative and engage in practices that will reset reward pathways for a more flourishing life In Dopamine...

"L'uomo in un caos diventa un caos; l'uomo, fatto vivere come una bestia, diventa bestia." Lo sa bene Milvia, trentatré anni, che nel 1968, quando si racconta ad Anna Maria Bruzzone, è già al secondo ricovero presso l'Ospedale psichiatrico di Gorizia. Fino a poco fa quella del manicomio era un'istituzione dalle caratteristiche simili a quelle della prigione, dominata da pratiche violente e rapporti verticali disumanizzanti; uscirne era quasi impossibile.

Chi non ha mai provato l'imbarazzo di incontrare per strada una persona che ci saluta cordialmente e di non riuscire a ricordare chi sia? Oppure l'irritazione di non trovare la macchina che siamo sicuri di avere parcheggiato proprio in quel posto? Moltissime cose dipendono dall'efficienza della nostra memoria ed è forse per questo che spesso ci chiediamo come essa funzioni e come possa essere migliorata.

Viele Menschen tragen die unsichtbaren Spuren eines Kindheitstraumas in sich – emotionale Dysregulation, unerklärliche Ängste, das Gefühl, festzustecken oder immer wieder in die gleichen Muster zu verfallen. Solche Prägungen beeinflussen das Nervensystem und die emotionale Reaktionsfähigkeit, aber sie müssen nicht das ganze Leben bestimmen. Der Schlüssel liegt nicht darin, die Vergangenheit auszulöschen, sondern, einen neuen Umgang mit ihr zu finden.

40 Wochen dauert es, bis ein menschliches Baby im Bauch der Mutter heranwächst. Anna Blix schaut sich diese Zeitspanne der menschlichen Schwangerschaft an und stellt parallel dazu in jeder dieser Wochen andere Lebewesen vor, die gerade ihre Nachkommen zur Welt bringen.

This audiobook discusses the unethical nature of the studies in the context of recent research on trauma and offers a specific and direct psychological message, proposing to finally close the door on the language side of these chimpanzee studies.

Anna's always had too many feelings. Or not enough feelings—she's never been quite sure. Debilitating panic. Extraordinary melancholy. Paranoia. Ambivalence. Fear. Despair. From anxious child to terrified parent, mental illness has been a constant. But between therapists' rooms and emergency departments, there's been a feeling even harder to explain … optimism. In this sharp-eyed and illuminating memoir, award-winning writer Anna Spargo-Ryan pieces together the relationships between time, mental illness, and our brain as the keeper of our stories.