Yagerian Therapy utilizes mental abilities of the patient that all people have, but are not usually recognized. The therapist guides the patient to use the abilities for the purpose of problem solving or achieving higher levels of functioning. Desired change is accomplished by the therapist guiding the patient through a series of logical steps using their own extra-conscious domain to identify the actual cause of the problem being addressed, thereby making resolution possible. In using Yagerian Therapy, the actual causes of the problems are identified and resolved, thereby eliminating the symptoms of the problems.
Albert Schweitzer once called pain “a more terrible lord of mankind than even death itself.”
Pain captures attention. It also compromises reason.
Muscle tension is a natural response to pain. Muscle tension compromises healing by restricting blood flow. It zaps your energy. It is best eliminated.
Suffering is not attractive.
The life of the unemployed, no matter the reason, is compromised.
We seek to understand things, especially about ourselves. Sometimes we succeed.
Although adequate data is not yet available from this online version of Yagerian Therapy, data has been collected in over 400 cases when the method was used in individual therapy settings. In these cases, 227 patients reported full resolution of the problems treated, and another 183 reported an average of 73% improvement, with only 21 patients reporting less than 10% improvement.
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