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Resilience

A collection of 7 posts

EBT is a verb!
Resilience

EBT is a verb!

Although emotional brain training is the method's name, it is action-oriented and deserves to be applied as a verb. So, whatever circuit you erase, consider saying, "Oh, I feel emotionally lighter. I feel great because I EBTed it."

  • Laurel Mellin
    Laurel Mellin
4 min read
Take Charge of Life with EBT
Neuroplasticity

Take Charge of Life with EBT

EBT is a new paradigm in healthcare. The method began in the 1980s and it became neuroscience-based in 2007. Integrating the basic concepts of EBT into how you think about and control your life takes time. It's a new paradigm.

  • Laurel Mellin
    Laurel Mellin
2 min read
The Pathway to Heaven on Earth
Spirituality

The Pathway to Heaven on Earth

The past lives on within us in circuits, and as we switch off the wires encoded by trauma and activate wires of emotional transcendence, we find paradise inside, a way of creating heaven on earth.

  • Laurel Mellin
    Laurel Mellin
3 min read
How do you turn stress into joy?
Resilience

How do you turn stress into joy?

The emotional brain's resilience pathways lead from stress to joy. EBT gives us the skills to access those pathways anytime, anywhere.

  • Laurel Mellin
    Laurel Mellin
2 min read
EBT . . . A Solution for Life
Resilience

EBT . . . A Solution for Life

What is the gift of life? A brain that solves any problem if we allow ourselves to move through the emotional flow that we call EBT.

  • Laurel Mellin
    Laurel Mellin
2 min read
After 5 Comes 1
Resilience

After 5 Comes 1

The cycle of renewal, updating our circuitry makes Brain State 5 an essential part of an ever evolving life – and delivers a gritty, grounded, glorious Brain State 1.

  • Laurel Mellin
    Laurel Mellin
2 min read
The Brain's Filter
Resilience

The Brain's Filter

Responding to toxic stress by boosting our prefrontal cortex's processing, we boost our resilience. Stress is good for us.

  • Laurel Mellin
    Laurel Mellin
3 min read
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