Presence is the most important variable in any interaction. A busy mind detracts from presence. Presence is being in the now. When you focus on the present moment, you give your client your full attention. Presence has a feeling of connection. Presence is: non-judgmental a single moment a single activity deep listening alignment with the … Read more
What the Resilience Principles Paradigm Does for Us Your mind is perfectly designed for success – It has a built-in capacity for Insight & Understanding. They bring a sense of purpose and direction Effectiveness and efficiency An increased capacity to articulate insights Increased state of awareness The capacity to feel joy, confidence, and wellbeing Increased … Read more
Originally published in Beginnings Magazine by Teresa Walding, RN, BSN, NC-BC The Principles of Resilience Throughout history great thinkers have tried to explain how we experience life. Or more precisely what our mental life looks like, not how it is created in the first place. I will attempt to show you how it has always … Read more
Originally published in Beginnings Magazine by Teresa Walding, RN, BSN, NC-BC In 2012, 25 million u.S. adults reported experiencing chronic pain on a daily basis (Nahin, 2015). A study funded by the Institute of Medicine has estimated that the cost of chronic pain in the United States ranges from $560 to $635 billion a year … Read more
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