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The 7 Human Needs: Significance Growth Contribution Love/Connection Certainty Variety Spirituality

My Clients also include: The class clown, the popular girl, the average boy, the young teacher, the experienced head teacher. The 7 Human Needs: Significance Growth Contribution Love/Connection Certainty Variety Spirituality (3 or more is a powerful motivator).

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The 7 Human Needs: Significance Growth Contribution Love/Connection Certainty Variety Spirituality

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  1. My Clients also include:The class clown, the popular girl, the average boy, the young teacher, the experienced head teacher

  2. The 7 Human Needs: Significance Growth Contribution Love/Connection Certainty Variety Spirituality (3 or more is a powerful motivator)

  3. Addiction ADHD Alzheimer’s Amnesia Anorexia Anxiety Autism Attachment disorder Bipolar Blunt force trauma Bulimia Crisis of confidence Dementia Depression Fear Grief Insomnia Korsakoff’s Low self esteem Lack of motivation OCD Motor neurons disease Panic attacks Paranoia Parkinson’s disease Phobias Personality disorder Psychosis PTSD SAD syndrome Schizophrenia Self harm Stress Stroke Substance abuse Tourretes Suicidal ideology

  4. Nothing you have has a BIGGER influence on every aspect of your life than your brain.

  5. 60,000 & 70% (Sixty Thousand & Forty Two Thousand)

  6. Trained professionals often argue over approaches best practice v. dartboard approach? what is the fruit of their work?

  7. Analyze your current situation in terms of your: Work Finances physical health mental health family life love life social life spiritual life down time/recreation time management what/when you eat/drink Sleep Place each relevant aspect of each element into one of these three categories

  8. 1.1 Be 100% hydrated5% dehydrated = 25% loss of energy

  9. Be 100% hydratedYour brain is 85% fluids1% dehydrated = 5% loss in cognitive function5% dehydrated = 25% loss of mental/physical energyDrink six glasses of water per day (6 x 300ml)Avoid fizzy drinks, caffeine and drinks with E numbersDrink 3 cups of green tea per day

  10. 1.2 Eat well, eat regularlyskipping 1 meal = increased fatigue/stresshealthy gut bacteria = healthy body & mind

  11. Sleep hygiene Need sleep to form long term memory & peak memory recall 7-9 hours every 24 hours (incl. naps) in good environment (Bolt has 10!) Cue 1 - Regular sleep times (Circadian rhythm/light box in morning) Cue 2 - No screens or bright lights 30mins before bed Cue 3 – hot drink (milk)/bath or shower Cue 4 – smell of lavender

  12. 1.4 Exercise regularly

  13. “Exercise is the single most important thing you can do to keep your brain healthy and improve your mood, energy level, performance and overall health.”- Dr. Daniel G. Amen (neuroscientist and psychiatrist)“One of the best treatments for depression and anxiety is intense aerobic exercise, because it boosts blood flow to the brain, as well as energy levels.”- Dr. William Rodman Shankle (neurologist and professor of Cognitive Sciences)“A cardinal symptom of depression is low energy, which makes exercise difficult.  Initially, it takes a lot of energy to exercise, but once you begin, you’ll find that you have increased energy, and subsequently, increased mood!  In fact, several studies have found that exercise is about as effective, if not more effective, than most antidepressant medications.”- Dr. Stephen Ilardi (Professor of Clinical Psychology, Kansas University)“Daily exercise improves cognitive function, strengthens the prefrontal cortex, decreases cravings and protects the brain against things that hurt it, such as free radicals and spikes in glucose levels.”- Dr. David E. Smith (President of the American Society of Addiction Medicine)“Exercise keeps the brain healthy & aids its ability to create new neurons & make new connections for learning new things.”- Dr. Caroline Leaf (communication pathologist, audiologist and cognitive neuroscientist)

  14. Supplements

  15. Technique 1: Gratitude JournalWrite 3 things every morning that you are grateful for (2 past, 1 from last 7 days) and a sentence explaining why for each.Eg. Good childhood, family, marriage, friendships, happy moments, achievements, etc.

  16. Technique 2: Positive AffirmationsMake a list of 10 positive statements that resonate with you.Read and agree with the list at least twice a day.

  17. Mrs. X’s Positive Affirmations1. I am a good wife2. I am a good mother3. I am a good person4. I am a good friend5. I am a child of God6. I choose to be motivated7. I can handle whatever life throws at me8. I love my family, friends, neighbours9. My family, friends, neighbours love me10. God loves me

  18. Technique 3: Superhero Pose To Boost Positive Biochemistry By 40%

  19. Technique 4: Change Your MoodUse your 5 senses 5-4-3-2-1

  20. Technique 5: Keep Connectedbenefits of talking with family, friends & God+ serving others/God= biochemical boost, peace of mind & long life

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