Guided Imagery / Guided Meditation

A highly effective relaxation practice where specialists advise participants to focus on images and words to stimulate feelings of peacefulness, directing the participant away from any negative thoughts, and helping them to detect the essential creativeness and stability within is Guided Imagery and Guided Meditation.

As a result, Guided Imagery and Guided Meditation directs you to take pleasure in your imagination and conceive the attitude you long for, indicating how you are able to change an emotion by adjusting your concentration. In addition to adults engaging in this form of relaxation, children at various ages study how to connect the mental images they receive to their own emotions and actions.

What is the focus during the session?

A session of Guided Imagery and Guided Meditation can be practiced with a trained therapist or in the comfort of your home with a recording of a trained therapist or a book. Most often, the participant is channeled through their imagination of settings or situations that are only consisted of relaxation and peacefulness. The therapist will ask the participant to imagine an object abolishing the pain they are receiving. As the participant focuses on the believed situation that is occuring, they may begin to encounter feelings where they are overcome with affection, courage, delicacy, and happiness.

How will I benefit?

Guided Imagery and Guided Meditation include many physical and emotional benefits regarding your health. The relaxation practice guides you to limited emotions of sadness and agitation, guiding you to accomplish a goal you have been prolonging. Practicing Guided Imagery and Guided Meditation helps you say goodbye to anxiety that brings you displeasure, and welcomes you to a positive focus. As with all energy healing therapies, however, Guided Imagery/ Guided Meditation should never take the place of traditional medicine and medical support when needed. Guided Imagery/Meditation should be used as a complement to other therapies and not as a replacement for regular medical care.