Neuroscience in Trance – John Overdurf
Re-Consolidating Memories
Re-consolidation may be one of the most significant findings ever in neuroscience. It has huge implications for coaching, therapy and learning. What is it exactly and, more importantly, how can use use it for your own personal evolution or coaching.
The audio begins with a succinct introduction and is sequenced in a way you can pick a memory or internal representation you want to change and then use the process of re-consolidation to make a shift in your perception of it. Once you have gotten the hang of it, you can just use induction by itself.
As with the placebo induction, this program includes music with embedded binaural beats set to entrain your brain at theta (6 Hz).
Well…Beyond…Just Placebo
Placebo occurs when our brain uses some external stimulus, like a sugar pill, to create a healing response. You may know placebo is one of the more researched phenomena because for every modality to be tested it must be compared to a control group. Very often the control group experiences some degree of change. LIke many phenomena, science can measure it’s effects but the exact mechanism is not fully known.
What you may not know is how widespread placebo is and how it can be used strategically as protocol for change. As many have said in the past, “Placebo may not work for everybody, but it could work for you.” How can you use placebo to work for you and your clients?
This program is created in “modular” tracks which means you can re-sequence, add or subtract to the sequence I used to create different hypnotic experiences of your choosing. The music alone, which is set for entrainment to Theta (6 Hz.), is well worth a listen just by itself!
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