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List of resources that people on this site have found useful for insomnia. “Abandon your cares as verbal guidance and Hemi-Sync® transport you to a blissful state of total relaxation followed by natural, restful sleep. Deep 10 Relaxation is a highly effective, time-proven means to counteract the negative effects of stress in your life. Anxiety and daily concerns seem to float away as you move into progressively deeper states of mental and physical calm. Track/Side 1 contains verbal guidance; Track/Side 2 continues your sleep cycle without words. Be kind to yourself. Use the popular Deep 10 Relaxation to rejuvenate both mind and body and leave your cares behind. (Mind Food - Track/Side 1 - Verbal; Track/Side 2 - Non-verbal - 64 min.)” 2. Relaxation & Wellness - Health Journeys by Belleruth Naparstek “This imagery is for facing any stressful situation, to help with general anxiety, or to just promote feelings of peace, balance and optimism. The images heighten feelings of love and safety, pump up serotonin and promote an energized calm. (38 min.)”
Healthful Sleep
- Health Journeys “I wrote this imagery to create a rich atmosphere of protection and safety, with images that are evocative enough to successfully compete with all the internal brain chatter that keeps us up. Steve Kohn’s music draws mind, body and spirit down into deep, restful sleep. (60 min.) “ 3. Rick Collingwood Hypnosis “Introducing the best selling Life Improvement Self
Hypnosis CD series by Dr. Rick Collingwood. Self Hypnosis CDs are safe, easy, fast and effective
therapy designed to tackle common occurring but specific life affecting
conditions. “
All 22 compact discs are 60 minute clinical sessions of hypnotherapy recorded by Dr. Rick Collingwood Ph.D. 4. Deep Sleep Every Night by Glenn Harrold 5. Relieve Anxiety by Lynda Hudson "Very Soothing" 6. Progressive Muscle Relaxation by Beth Salcedo, MD
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