• hyper
nervous while performing
• eye strain
• intrusive imagery or "flashbacks" while playing
• reduced ability to deal with the stress of performing in
concerts
• being "on guard" at all times
• extreme sensitivity to light and sound
• hyperactivity; restlessness
• exaggerated emotional and startled reactions to noises
• abrupt mood swings (rage reactions, temper tantrums)
• difficulty sleeping
• nightmares or night terrors
• fear of going crazy
• panic attacks, anxiety and phobias
• mental blankness or spaciness
• avoidance behaviour
• frequent anger or crying
• exaggerated or diminished sexual activity
• forgetfulness, or amnesia
• inability to love, nurture, or bond with others
• unusual fear of dying or of a shortened life-span
• excessive shyness
• chronic fatigue
Trauma can stem from a myriad of sources:
accidents,
abuse (physical, mental, verbal, emotional, or sexual),
strained relationships,
financial stress,
work related stress,
job loss.
Any trauma can affect our ability to perform in life or on stage.
The increased stress of a musical performance can activate other trauma energies trapped in our nervous system and so block our creative impulses.
I can facilitate you in releasing your symptoms.
This work is as easy and painless as sitting down.
You will not have to relive the trauma.
Your feelings of safety and comfort are paramount!
This system is not psycho-analysis.
You will not have to divulge personal information (you are uncomfortable in sharing) in order for the system to work.
This system is called "client directed" therapy.
My job is to facilitate you in your own process of release.
This is not long-term therapy.
Some
symptoms may be relieved after one visit.
Please feel free to contact me by phone or email to talk further about your concerns.
For further
information on this system developed
by Dr Peter Levine,
click on Trauma
Releasing.
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This page last Updated on August 18, 2006 by Dr Paul Jessen