COSTA MESA, Calif., June 5, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Why have so many perceptive, intelligent young people and adults made unhealthy choices -- even when they knew better? Whispers in the Wilderness written by Pain and Stress Consultant Judy Leighton, answers and gives a program to create new pathways for recognizing and removing some hidden barriers. This aids the release of pain from memories more easily, and aids in defusing violence.
In today's fast-paced world with so much tension, sadness, violence, and an overwhelming amount of conflicting information and opinions, people more than ever need a simple method to learn universal grace and compassion to aid in ending violence. Whispers in the Wilderness provides an all-in-one guide to revealing many of the causes behind making unhealthy choices, self-destructive behavior, unnecessary pain or numbness, or hanging onto valid pain longer than necessary. With greater clarity of mind and emotions, people are able to make many more healthy choices and stick with them to be more constructive, and enjoy life.
Through this book, the author tells her exciting adventure story -- an unusual winding path overcoming learning disabilities, and a serious disease, to unexpectedly develop a preventive and healing method. With the method in Whispers in the Wilderness, gaining an expanded awareness and using specific language, we create greater understanding, and a sense of lightness with universal grace and compassion. This amazing method is beneficial for children, young people, as well as adults.
Every minute counts whether preventing or healing a disease, maintaining healthy relationships, and healing or walking away from an unhealthy one with dignity and respect to create and maintain peace in our world. Get a copy of Whispers in the Wilderness, share it and set on the path to a happier and healthier you!
About the Author
In 1985, Pain and Stress Consultant Judy Leighton, based on some of her previous discoveries, designed a new stress-reduction methodology to quickly recognize and release interwoven mental/emotional traps (double binds). The method was soon recognized, and since 1987 with Dr. David Baron, psychiatrist, as consultant, she began demonstrating the method at Medical Centers, and presenting Public Seminars. Dr. Baron is Professor and Chair, Department of Psychiatry at Temple University Medical School, Philadelphia. Over 13 years, as guest consultant, Judy's method benefited people having cancer, heart disease, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, arthritis, other connective tissue diseases, AIDS, Parkinson's Disease, attempted suicides, physical and sex abuse, eating disorders, smoking, drug and alcohol abuse, and learning disabilities. Moreover, the method also benefits those with the problems of everyday life. Ms.Leighton is also the author of A Path to Light.
Whispers in the Wilderness * by Judy Leighton
Finding Treasures of the Heart
Publication Date: April 9, 2002
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