The objective of this therapy is to deactivate emotions that affect and block us in our lives, such as fears, anguish, anxiety, low self-esteem, sadness, insecurity, etc.

What is an emotion?

Each emotion has a different energy vibration. For example, feeling the hug of someone dear raises our endorphins and makes us recognize that we are loved and accepted.

Low-vibration emotions such as rage, anger, and contempt act on our system by lowering our defences, facilitating the potential to catch a cold or, in the long term, develop diseases.

Low-energy emotions also impact our mental state, producing personality disorders or some kind of disease. For example, in the medium-long term, the liver with anger deteriorates, leading to conditions such as hepatitis or cancer. 

Or the kidneys are related to fear; when the kidneys deteriorate, they show, for example, kidney failure, chronic infections or tumours.

How the brain precesses emotions

Every time our brain experiences an active emotion, a network of neurons that interconnect, fixing emotions with thoughts.

This mechanism help us to retrieve experience with all the details including the weather if it was rainy or sunny day. The ambient that the experience was involved, in a hot room or cold, and the feelings/emotions, they were pleasant or unpleasant. 

Traumas obey this type of neural reaction. If a person suffers a conflict or serious accident, due to some experience that modifies their life, the mind will remain parked in that state of mind, repeating those same emotions over and over again. Leading to unpleasant and painful situations.

Now imagine a developing fetus, where there is not yet a relationship with spoken language, and which is so in symbiosis with the mother that the emotions she experiences are the same as her baby feels in her womb.

All this information forms the unconscious of the person, who is constantly triggered at emotional level without realizing it, since it is part of the personality.

What to expect in a session