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Why Logosynthesis Works.
Why Logosynthesis Works.
Discover the transformative power of Logosynthesis in ‘Why Logosynthesis Works’, the podcast that explores how this model is being used for healing and development by professional therapists, counsellors, and coaches. Hosted by Master Practitioner Cathy Caswell, each episode features insights and success stories from experts in the field, as we delve into the theory and practice that make Logosynthesis effective. Join us and discover how Logosynthesis can help you reduce stress, feel better and unlock your potential. Subscribe now to never miss an episode.
Episode 1
In this episode, we’re thrilled to have Olga Teunis joining us from the Netherlands. Olga is a career and leadership coach who supports individuals in their career and personal development. She is also a Master Practitioner and Instructor in Logosynthesis, and today she will be sharing her insights on using this model to create flow in work and life.
We all know how stressful work and life can be. By using Logosynthesis, Olga has helped many clients to relieve stress and prevent burnout, enabling them to achieve their goals with more ease and joy.
Join us as we delve into the practical applications of Logosynthesis in creating flow in work and life. You’ll gain valuable insights and techniques that you can apply to your own life, and discover the power of Logosynthesis in achieving greater harmony and balance. So, sit back, relax, and let’s dive into the fascinating world of Logosynthesis with Olga Teunis.
Episode 2
Are you looking to heal trauma? Whether you are a trauma specialist looking for a preferred model to support your clients or you are looking for relief for yourself, this podcast is for you.
Shanda Woodin, MSW, RSW is a Canadian clinical social worker in private practice in Nova Scotia. She has been using Logosynthesis with clients for over a decade. She is a licensed Logosynthesis trainer and supervisor who revels in the ever-developing personal and professional growth through this elegant and gentle method of healing with words.
In this podcast, Shanda describes her work as a trauma specialist supporting active military members using Logosynthesis. She describes why it is her preferred method to support clients over other healing modalities, such as EMDR. Shanda also provides real-life examples of results delivered when working with Logosynthesis®.
Episode 3
In this episode of ‘Why Logosynthesis Works’, we speak with Kuljit Kaur Sehmi, a Wellness Coach and Practitioner in Logosynthesis® based in the United Kingdom. If you’re struggling with chronic pain, fibromyalgia, anxiety, or trauma, you’ll want to tune in to hear Kuljit describe her work in helping people find relief.
Kuljit shares why Logosynthesis is her preferred method to support her own wellness and guide clients to heal and feel better. Follow our podcast to learn more about why and how Logosynthesis is being used by therapists, counselors and coaches to support healing and personal growth.
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Episode 5
Do you experience fear, anxiety and frustration in your everyday life? Do you experience a lack of control about what is happening around you?
Welcome to the latest episode of the “Why Logosynthesis Works” podcast. Today, your host Cathy Caswell is joined by Alan Rojas Yacolca, a Coach and Energy Healer, to discuss the power of Logosynthesis in resolving fear, anxiety, and frustration. Logosynthesis is a simple and powerful model that helps people move past limiting beliefs and stressful, reactive habits that hold them back from achieving their goals and living their best lives. In this episode, Cathy and Alan explore the principles and techniques of Logosynthesis and how it can be used to reduce stress, feel better and unlock your potential. If you’re looking for ways to overcome the negative emotions that are keeping you stuck, tune in and discover the transformative power of Logosynthesis.
Episode 6
Do you want to heal from burnout, trauma, Long Covid or other chronic issues? Are you a therapist who works with clients suffering from chronic issues?
Logosynthesis is a therapeutic and coaching model that offers a powerful technique to support healing and personal growth. Tina Bončina is a physician, psychotherapist, trainer and lecturer based in the Slovenia. She is a Master Practitioner and Trainer in Logosynthesis. In this video, she describes how she uses Logosynthesis to support her clients to shift the underlying memories and beliefs that trigger their distress and empowers them to use the model for self-coaching.
Episode 7
Many parents struggle with how they react towards their children in everyday situations. It is easy to become stuck in stressful and unhelpful patterns of reacting, which can get in the way of your relationship with your child.
In this video, Allen O’Donoghue, one of Ireland’s foremost specialists in youth and family development , describes his work supporting parents in developing parenting skills. Life does throw curveballs that cause stress and worry and when you pay attention to self-care, the better able you are to get back on track quickly. This episode includes a great discussion for parents with children in sports. If you want to develop your parenting skills to feel more confidence and ease as a parent, this podcast episode is for you.
Episode 8
In this episode, Ineke shares her experiences in using Logosynthesis as she guides individuals to heal from both single traumatic events and more complex traumas. You’ll learn why Logosynthesis is her preferred treatment model and gain insights into the theory and practice of Logosynthesis.
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Logosynthesis is a therapeutic and coaching model that offers a precise, structured technique to shift traumatic memories (mental imagery) – including those related to natural disasters – for immediate and lasting relief of distressing thoughts, emotions and physical sensations.
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