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Have you ever used visualization or imagery? by Kairol Rosenthal Patient Expert Posted Mon 17 Aug 2009 11:04pm to come back into the room.  I was so peaceful and relaxed I wanted to be alone. The words visualization and imagery sound so hokey and new agey to me.  But I guess that is what it was.  And it totally worked. Have you ever used visualization or imagery to coax yourself into a better mental space during illness?  Was it useful?  Did you use the generic peaceful river Read on »
Imagery or visualization can be an effec by Mary Pougnet Patient Expert Posted Wed 03 Feb 2010 6:20pm Imagery or visualization can be an effective tool to reduce stress. Simply take a few minutes to visualize a positive scene to calm your mind and your body. Read on »
GUIDED IMAGERY Guided imagery (v... by Rev. Dr. Richard B. Patient ExpertComplimentary & Alternative Medicine Posted Fri 12 Sep 2008 5:12pm GUIDED IMAGERY Guided imagery (visualization, dream interpretation, active imagination, imagery suggestion) can be used to elicit peak performance in individuals... visualizing oneself in it. The more vivid the detail of images (textures, colors, sounds, smells, tastes) the more effectively they work. Visualization and imagery has been applied Read on »
Visual Literacy by Sheryl N. Patient Expert Posted Wed 07 Jan 2009 6:28pm according to the Oakland Museum of CA is the ability to understand communications composed of visual images as well as being able to use visual imagery to communicate to others... the meaning of visual imagery). Read on »
Guided imagery - created just for you by Kirsten Harrell, Psy.D Doctor of Psychology Posted Sun 14 Sep 2008 3:59pm 2 Comments imagery activates the visual cortex in the same manner that an external visual stimulus would. In other words, the body doesn't know the difference between something we imagine... I am considering adding a new product/service to ipopin.com - personalized guided imagery exercises. After brief contact (via email) to determine your goal and your Read on »
The power of Guided Imagery - plus a fun little experiment by Kirsten Harrell, Psy.D Doctor of Psychology Posted Sun 14 Sep 2008 5:15pm 1 Comment been thinking about for some time now. First, I like to use the term imagery instead of visualization because it encompasses all the senses not just vision. When doing imagery... we imagine something as when we actually experience it. Thus, visual imagery activates the optic cortex in the same manner that an external visual stimulus would. Vivid Read on »
Using Mental Imagery by Bill .. Posted Sat 13 Nov 2010 1:43pm imagery to post on the blog. I hope you enjoy it and visit his site to learn more. The word “visualization” or using mental imagery sometimes conjures up images of new age gurus... has shown that using mental imagery (aka “visualization”) can improve performance. The latest study suggests that a certain type of mental imagery can also increase your Read on »
Using the Law of Attraction & Visualization to Heal? by Nicole M. Physical TherapistHealth Maven Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 11:18pm that tends to get heart attacks. If you can change the thinking pattern or the visual imagery to restore health, you become your own healer." Therefore, healing yourself comes under... In previous posts I presented the power of creative visualization, affirmations and thoughts in healing. I continue to spend time reading material focused on these concepts Read on »
Affirmation and Visualization by Natural Health Posted Sun 12 Oct 2008 9:26am exactly what you are going to do or say. Using affirmations alongside visual imagery, like saying ‘Relax’ as you see your­self entering the interview room, is an added tool to help... medical history and asking what you hope to achieve through using visualization and affirmations. This will help the practitioner decide the type of imagery and statements to use Read on »
Visual Sound, Visual Cellphone by Megan S. Posted Tue 26 Jan 2010 6:34am Gizmodo had a cool post yesterday about Suhyun Kim's concept for a "visual mobile phone." You can see the information on Yanko Design here. The phone can take text and voice input and converts them to either voice or text, respectively, allowing a person who cannot hear to use the phone. The other awesome thing about this is - although it's just Read on »