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By aryabagusjogja on November 13th, 2009
First Aid Actions (Part One of 5)
What to do when someone is unconscious.
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By Author Cathal O Briain on May 8th, 2009
Questions and Answers on Hypnosis, Self-Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Illness
Self-hypnosis is useful for almost anything and is especially useful for combating stress and increasing the energy of the mind.
By Author Cathal O Briain on May 8th, 2009
Hypnosis: The Myths and Misconceptions
The hypnosis profession struggles with a tarnished reputation in the medical field as well as in other areas of therapy. Many stage hypnotists are partly responsible for misrepresenting hypnosis and promoting a negative image; but Hollywood also shares the blame.
By Author Cathal O Briain on May 8th, 2009
Sports Psychology: Getting Into the Zone Using Self-Hypnosis
The zone is basically a heightened state of awareness, where concentration is total and is uninhibited by internal or external distraction. In the zone, a feeling of time distortion can occur in the mind, slowing down reality enough to anticipate what’s coming next, helping you to plan your moves ahead of time. The boxer will see gaps in his opponents defences where he can get through, and the goalkeeper can jump in the right direction as the player is striking the ball. When the mind has grown accoustomed to being in the zone, it will then seek and manifest the same experience everytime you play your game, providing you want, believe and expect it to happen.
By Author Cathal O Briain on May 8th, 2009
Understanding Hypnosis & Self-Hypnosis
Hypnosis is a non-addictive power for good and is a natural manifestation of the mind at work. It results in a state of consciousness dissimilar to sleep or wakefulness, where attention is drawn from the external environment and is concentrated on mental, sensory and physiological experiences. While in an altered state, you have the ability to change perceptions and cognitions.
By eddiego65 on June 17th, 2008
10 Complicated Complexes
Behavioral complexes named after historical and fictional characters.
By Shergill on November 27th, 2006
Signs and Symptoms of Hypoglycemia (Diabetes Mellitus) What all nurses and patients should know.
This is an educational paper for nurses and patients. It is written in simple language so that an ordinary person can understand the signs and symptoms of low blood sugar. This is a common condition for patients who suffer from diabetes mellitus. It is a condition which Nurses, Doctors and Patients manage daily and is still poorly understood.
