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- 6. “I have never really felt loved by my mother.”
- 7. “I’m scared of failure and I’m scared of success.”
- 8. “I have lost my overall confidence.”
- 10. “I want to lose the fear and learn to love my children unconditionally. I don’t think I can even comprehend what unconditional love is.”
- 11. “There are very few ‘good days’ in my life.”
- 13. What are you certain about? “Nothing.”
- 15. “Daily peace is missing from my life and an overall sense of belonging.”
- 16. “My connection to myself; I sense a disconnection.”
- 18. Bringing You the Latest and Greatest in Neuroscience!
- 22. Love is simply a way of being in this world.
- 24. This conference is about going more deeply into what you already have and changing your focus.
- 26. As a parent, the only thing that can make you happy is who you become, not how your children behave.
- 27. Being in the Present Moment You Have It Already In You The Power of Now One of the greatest obstacles between you and your child is you. The present moment, love and forgiveness, and new patterns hold the key to change.
- 29. You are born with access to unlimited love and unlimited happiness.
- 30. As you expressed your needs, some needs were met with negative reactions from your caregivers.
- 35. “Be a big girl.”
- 36. “Stop whining.”
- 37. “Stop that…you’re being too silly.”
- 38. “You’re too old for that.”
- 42. Prefrontal cortex Mid-Brain (Limbic System)
- 43. Prefrontal cortex Mid-Brain (Limbic System) Reptilian Brain
- 44. Prefrontal cortex Mid-Brain (Limbic System) Reptilian Brain
- 45. Prefrontal cortex Mid-Brain (Limbic System) Reptilian Brain
- 46. Prefrontal cortex Mid-Brain (Limbic System) SURVIVAL Reptilian Brain
- 47. Prefrontal cortex Mid-Brain (Limbic System) SURVIVAL Reptilian Brain
- 48. The part of the brain you use gets more blood flow. Prefrontal cortex Mid-Brain (Limbic System) SURVIVAL Reptilian Brain
- 49. Returning Back to Love
- 51. Returning Back to Love How do you return back to Top Down Control ? Expression of the pain at the emotional level Body awareness Relationships – being accepted, understood, and loved Learning to anchor yourself in the present moment Learning to love yourself Forgiveness Finding your voice Giving yourself permission to have needs Reclaiming your personal power Redefining your beliefs Learning how to change your state
- 52. Beginning the Journey Inward
Editor's Notes
- Let’s talk brain development
- mid brain and reptilian brains do not not thinkThey do not make choices or understand consequencesThey handle the next 15 seconds. There is no future. These two brains give us moment to moment aliveThey tell us to eat, defend ourselves, even kill – critical behaviors for survival.
- mid brain and reptilian brains do not not thinkThey do not make choices or understand consequencesThey handle the next 15 seconds. There is no future. These two brains give us moment to moment aliveThey tell us to eat, defend ourselves, even kill – critical behaviors for survival.
- mid brain and reptilian brains do not not thinkThey do not make choices or understand consequencesThey handle the next 15 seconds. There is no future. These two brains give us moment to moment aliveThey tell us to eat, defend ourselves, even kill – critical behaviors for survival.
- mid brain and reptilian brains do not not thinkThey do not make choices or understand consequencesThey handle the next 15 seconds. There is no future. These two brains give us moment to moment aliveThey tell us to eat, defend ourselves, even kill – critical behaviors for survival.
- Normally, the prefrontal cortex keeps the midbrain in check. It exerts a top down control over the survival impulses of the midbrainBut when you have a child in survival, this top down control fails and the midbrain becomes more powerful in guiding behavior than the cortexThis isn’t about morals, personality, or choice. It is at the level of survival.
- Normally, the prefrontal cortex keeps the midbrain in check. It exerts a top down control over the survival impulses of the midbrainBut when you have a child in survival, this top down control fails and the midbrain becomes more powerful in guiding behavior than the cortexThis isn’t about morals, personality, or choice. It is at the level of survival.
- and the midbrain becomes more powerful in guiding behavior than the cortexThis isn’t about morals, personality, or choice. It is at the level of survival.
- and the midbrain becomes more powerful in guiding behavior than the cortexThis isn’t about morals, personality, or choice. It is at the level of survival.
- and the midbrain becomes more powerful in guiding behavior than the cortexThis isn’t about morals, personality, or choice. It is at the level of survival.
- Mom’s Conference – 1 – You Tube Video with Music“It’s in Every One of Us”“You Are So Beautiful”“How Could Anyone?”