The human brain is one of the most complex systems in our body! Throughout our lives, we are confronted with different situations, relationships and expectations that often leave deep traces. Sometimes even unconsciously in our neurological system. But have you ever heard of neuro-training? This practice, imported from Australia, uses specific techniques to help us free ourselves from past or inherited events. It enables us to consider the human being as a whole, body-mind, and to improve our brain’s performance and cognitive functions.
The muscle test, an extraordinary tool!
The principle works through muscle testing, a mechanism discovered by American chiropractor and kinesiologist George Goodheart. He observed the loss of muscle tone as soon as his patients were under stress. He then deduced the link between muscles and meridians, and between the subconscious and the conscious. Thanks to this test, it is now possible to identify areas of blockage and imbalance on the physical, emotional, energetic and mental levels.
Effects that extend to many areas of the brain
Not only does brain training help to change our habits and our way of thinking and acting, it also has many other benefits! Neuro-training can also be applied to the treatment of mental disorders. The technique can be used to treat anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder.
How a neuro-training session works
In most cases, the therapist will begin with an interview to listen to you and understand your work objective. He or she will then assess muscle tone and fascial mobility (the fibrillar network that reacts to stress) to detect any conflicts in relation to this objective. It’s important to note that neuro-training sessions can vary considerably according to individual objectives and the techniques used. Some sessions may be more problem-solving-oriented, while others may focus more on emotional regulation. In general, sessions are tailored to the needs of each individual.
Neuro-training is a promising approach to improving your well-being and freeing yourself from negative patterns. If you’d like to discover the benefits of this practice, it’s important to consult a healthcare professional to help you through the process. So don’t hesitate to take the plunge and embark on the neuro-training adventure!
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Sources :
https://annasinsoilliez.com/2021/10/13/cest-quoi-le-neuro-training/
