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Calming stress anxiety wildfires using Logosynthesis® by Cathy Caswell

11 Aug 2023

Calming stress & anxiety from wildfires using Logosynthesis

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Wildfires can be devastating. As the world grapples with the escalating effects of climate change, wildfires have become a distressing reality for many. The devastation caused by these infernos goes beyond physical damage, affecting mental health and especially emotional well-being. Coping with the stress and anxiety brought on by wildfires is a challenge, but one effective approach to finding relief is through Logosynthesis®. In this blog post, I will share information on Logosynthesis® so that you can use it right … Read More

31 Jul 2023

How to reduce stress while driving using Logosynthesis®.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Driving can feel stressful. Summer road trips and drives to the cottage can lead to fun times but they can also be a source stress en route. Heavy traffic, construction and casual drivers can be a source of anxiety and tension. However, it can also be a significant source of stress for many people. Rushing to get to your destination or to get home after a relaxing weekend can cancel the lower stress levels of your holidays. However, if you … Read More

11 Jul 2023

How to relieve workplace stress using Logosynthesis

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Workplace stress is normal. Workplaces bring together a wide variety of people for a common goal. They operate in a changing and uncertain world. This contrast is not always comfortable. People will do things differently from you. Priorities of others will not be the same as yours. Goals and targets may require you to stretch beyond a comfort zone. This contrast can spark growth and accomplishment. Yet all of these situations will trigger an automatic stress response for you. Over … Read More

13 Jun 2023

Should I quit my job? A Logosynthesis® approach.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Introduction: Choosing whether or not to quit your job is a significant decision that can impact various aspects of your life. It’s crucial to approach this decision with a clear mind and a deep understanding of what truly bothers you about your current job. It is common for people to get stuck in reactive patterns of behaviours that get in the way of making the best decision possible. Before taking any drastic steps, it’s wise to explore potential resolutions and … Read More

Comparing CBT Logosynthesis: A Client Perspective

8 Jun 2023

Comparing CBT and Logosynthesis: A client’s perspective

by Cathy Caswell | 0

“ It’s not just our heads. Our body is connected to our head. We are a whole person: mind, body and spirit. “ Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and Logosynthesis® are used to support healing and personal growth. Comparing CBT and Logosynthesis® offers the opportunity to identify the benefits of a new therapeutic and coaching model. When it comes to addressing mental health challenges, there are many therapeutic and coaching approaches available. It can be difficult to choose the ‘best’ approach for … Read More

29 May 2023

How to create work-life balance using Logosynthesis

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Shifting your energy to create work-life balance: We often work hard to achieve work-life balance – both a fulfilling personal life and a meaningful career. As we strive to be successful in all areas of life, we often encounter challenges that get in the way of ‘balance’. Logosynthesis, a transformative coaching model developed by Dr. Willem Lammers, offers a unique perspective and precise technique to address these challenges. By shifting limiting beliefs and memories, Logosynthesis® can help professionals find inner … Read More

10 May 2023

An integrative approach to relieve food intolerances: Logosynthesis

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Food intolerances can be a distressing experience for many people. Symptoms of food intolerance can range from mild discomfort to severe digestive issues, skin problems, headaches, and more. Noticing patterns and documenting details of symptoms can be very helpful to diagnose any underlying health concerns. At times, food intolerances cannot be traced to any medical conditions. There are integrative approaches that can help alleviate symptoms and improve overall health. Here are some approaches to aid relief: 1.Special Diets: Properties of … Read More

20 Apr 2023

Logosynthesis® podcast for therapists and coaches.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

An introduction to ‘Why Logosynthesis® Works’ Podcast. This podcast for therapists and coaches highlights how Logosynthesis® supports healing, healthy living & personal growth! Each episode offers insights from a certified Practitioner or Master Practitioner in Logosynthesis®. They relate the model to their speciality of work. Be sure to listen if you’re looking for a transformative model to support your clients’ healing and personal growth. Cathy Caswell is a Master Practitioner and Instructor in Logosynthesis®. She hosts this podcast to share … Read More

24 Mar 2023

How to overcome workplace dread.

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Many people struggle with workplace dread – feelings of dread or anxiety about going to work. It can be caused by a variety of factors, such as a toxic work environment, a difficult boss, or simply feeling overwhelmed by your workload. If you are experiencing this type of dread on a regular basis, it’s important to take action to address the issue before it takes a toll on your mental health and overall well-being. You don’t need to stay stuck … Read More

11 Mar 2023

How to relieve stress using mental imagery with Logosynthesis

by Cathy Caswell | 0

Mental imagery influences how you feel. Many people recognize the connection between visualizing pleasant mental images and relaxation. Research is also showing an important connection between intrusive mental imagery and distressing emotions: “Involuntary images and visual memories are prominent in many types of mental health issues. Patients with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), other anxiety disorders, depression, eating disorders, and psychosis frequently report repeated visual intrusions corresponding to a small number of real or imaginary events, usually extremely vivid, detailed, … Read More