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dependent on a facilitator.” Lucking has experienced imagery as simple steps that can be learned, then applied and practiced in everyday life to re-create memories that keep us stuck in old patterns.
Imagery, she says, seems to uncover just the right emotions to generate the change that a person is ready for. In using imagery, one’s own resources are used. Fears and resistances to a change unfold.
In creating one’s mental pictures to complete a story, this process can guide a person right past the interference and a rehearsal of a more positive outcome brings new options that may not have otherwise been available. This inner rehearsal can fill a person with more courage, strength and confidence to do something a bit differently in their daily life, with a more positive outcome as a result.
This final presentation marks the close of a free series that will continue to focus in the future on bringing more community awareness to the growing enthusiasm in the health field regarding approaches that complement traditional medicine.
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