Lee Heather

Lee James Heather is a therapist specializing in anxiety and stress management. His main approach is to show clients how to 'switch off' the brain stress centers for the most profound sense of deep relaxation they've ever experienced. http://www.anxietycoach.com.au
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Depression And The Role Of Dreaming

New research into how dreaming and the REM state play a role in prolonging depression

A method to enable you to create your own future so it manifests itself as you would like it.

Creating Abundance With The Money Magnet

Developing a prosperity mindset.

A brief look at an ancient but effective altered states technique

Depression And Its Real Cause

An article about the true causes and roots of depression

Empowering Ourselves With NLP

A brief look at enhancing emotional intelligence.

Secrets To Calm Public Speaking

A review of methods to improve presentation skills

Taking The Fear Out Of Public Speaking

Methods to reduce the common fear of public speaking

The Simple Power Of Focus

An article describing the importance of where we place our focus

The Benefits Of Meditation

Examining the benefits and reasons for meditation

A brief introduction into the truth about remote viewing

Journaling For Self Davelopment

A summary of the personal development benefits of journaling

Self Development The Easy Way

An article describing the art of mindfulness

Some cutting edge approaches to stress management

Finding realsitic ways to reduce stress

Relaxation Whenever We Choose

How to make more effective choices with our stress management

Social Anxiety Can Be Beaten

Social anxiety is a common problem but can be successfully dealt with

Modern Meditation New Ways To Switch Off

A new look at modern meditation forms

Traditional stress management techniques have not changed much in the last few years. Some newer methods are slowly breaking ground though.

Anxiety and stress management techniques remain basically unchanged for years now. This new and unique approach allows a much much deeper state of relaxation by simply switching off the areas of the brain responsible for stress production

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