Module Definitions

Mindfulness is balancing emotion mind and wise mind.Distress Tolerance is when you have a problem you cannot solve, but you don't want to make it worse.Emotion Regulation is having less negative emotions and vulnerability, and more positive emotional experiences.Interpersonal Effectiveness is asking for what you want and saying no effectively.

APPENDIX

APPENDIX 1: EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUES (TAPPING)

 APPENDIX 2: HANDS FOR HEALING

 APPENDIX 3: PHYSICAL EXERCISES
 Set 1: Grounding
 Set 2: Quieting and Flow
 Set 3: Breath of Life
 Set 4: Relaxation

 APPENDIX 4: CHAIR YOGA

 APPENDIX 5: YIN YOGA

 APPENDIX 6: NEUROVASCULAR HOLD

 APPENDIX 7: FEAR MELTERS

 APPENDIX 8: CALENDAR



APPENDIX 1: EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUES (TAPPING)

EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUES

Begins with identifying a FEELING,
ISSUE or PHYSICAL SYMPTOM (target)
Tap Meridians in specified order
Tap acceptance of the target
Tap AFFIRMATION “I deeply love and completely accept myself.”



How the Meridians and Chakras Work Together?   
https://reikirays.com/185/how-the-meridians-and-chakras-work-together/

"Chakras are spiritual energy centers located in our spiritual bodies that channels Universal Life force Energy or Qi/Ki both (In and Out) of our physical and spiritual selves. They are considered both transmitters and receivers of energy. Meridians are energy paths in the body in which Qi/Ki flows through. The idea with both is that one must have balanced Chakras and Meridians in order to be physically, emotionally, mentally and spirituality healthy. A body can get problems in different areas with blockage or instability in any one of the four above areas. 

Chakras, Meridians and Nadis
The seven main Chakras are located at various points along the spine. They correlate with various Meridian points flowing along the spine. There are 12 main meridians 6 are yin and 6 are yang. Reiki channelizes the Qi/Ki life force energy through both the Chakras and Meridians. The idea is that the energy travels through ‘Nadis’, which is a Sanskrit word for blood vessel. They are located in the Meridian pathways, which are a network of psychic nerves where the energy spirals in an ascending or descending fashion.

Chakras (Sanskrit word for wheel) are Energy points that vibrate and turn to channel energy into the body and Meridians. Meridian channels follow the same path that the autonomic nervous system does along the spine. This is also where the Chakras receive and transmit the Universal Energy into and from the body.

The body is made up of many chakras that parallel the Meridian paths flowing through the body. The seven main Chakras are connected by three major Nadis located parallel one another. The degree of Chakra and Meridian activity in a person’s body is dependent on the person’s physical, mental, emotional and spiritual state of health.

If a Chakra is damaged or blocked, it hampers the flow of Qi/Ki that is channelized into the body through the Meridians. If the Meridians have blockage or low Qi/Ki flow, one cannot be in an optimum healthy state of being. When the Qi/Ki flow is not free flowing and healthy, there is a condition of imbalance in one of the four aspects in the state of being healthy. Balance is maintained when the flow of Qi/Ki is free and strong. When it is weak or blocked; illness and imbalances occur. This is when we find unhealthiness in mind, body or spirit because of a blockage into one of these two areas. "

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Jane Leu Rekas, LCSW

APPENDIX 2: HANDS FOR HEALING

HAND TRACING


1- Close your eyes and breathe deeply.
2- Spread your fingers out like a starfish on one hand.
3- Take your finger from the other hand and trace around your fingers and hand.
As you do this, concentrate on only how it feels and let other thoughts float away.


4- Continue until you feel relaxed and calm.

PALMING THE PRESENT MOMENT




JAPANESE RELAXATION TECHNIQUE






Each of the fingers are associated with different feelings or attitudes. Using the opposite hand, pressure is applied to each finger to work on the desired emotion.

You’ll be able to feel it working with each pulse of pressure. Take a look at the emotions associated with each finger:



Thumb: Helps combat emotions like worry and anxiety.
Index: Can help combat fear.
Middle: Helps control anger and indignation.
Ring: This finger is associated with sadness and depression; helps you to be more decisive.
Pinky: Helps to calm anxiety, increases optimism.



HANDS FOR HEALING  




 APPENDIX 3: PHYSICAL EXERCISES
 Set 1: Grounding
 Set 2: Quieting and Flow
 Set 3: Breath of Life
 Set 4: Relaxation

 APPENDIX 4: CHAIR YOGA


 APPENDIX 5: YIN YOGA





APPENDIX 6: NEUROVASCULAR HOLD

Neurovascular Hold


The response to stress is primarily physical, and secondarily psychological.
We all experience the feedback loop at one time or another.
The stress of daily life causes the primitive brain centers to go into survival mode.
When this happens, up to 80 percent of the blood may leave the more evolved forebrain;
stress chemicals flood the bloodstream; primitive emotions engulf the body;
perceptions are distorted and the capacity to respond creatively or even appropriately is
completely compromised. Just understanding the dynamics of this reaction should produce
some compassion for self and others. Seems we need some modern tools to cope with this
primitive system. The Neurovascular Hold is that tool. 

Unlike the EFT Basic Recipe-where tapping sends signals to the amygdala,
interrupting the stress response- the Neurovascular Hold works directly with the
blood flow to the brain. Neurovascular points are specific spots on the head
that activate blood flow.
Thinking about a particular stressor while touching the neurovascular points
seems to suspend the stress reaction by preventing the blood from
leaving the forebrain. By interrupting a key component of the fight-or-flight response,
the Neurovascular Hold allows us to think more clearly and cope more effectively with stress.

  1. First, sit or lie down and then focus on a stress you already feel or on a stressful thought, memory, or situation. 
  2. Next, place the palm of one hand on your forehead and the palm of the other hand on the back of your head. 
  3. Hold softly for up to three minutes, breathing deeply. 
  4. On the inhalation, raise your head up. On the exhalation tuck your chin to your chest.


 APPENDIX 7: FEAR MELTERS


 APPENDIX 8: CALENDAR

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