Hypnotherapy And Visualisation Helps With  Stroke And Brain Injury Cases.

 Relatively recent research by some very eminent scientists such as Candace Pert Phd., Professor Helen Neville of the University of Oregon and Dr Norman Doidge have now proven that the brain has the ability to re-create and develop new pathways in the brain that over time, can enable functions that have been damaged through brain injury or strokes to be regained. Much as a child learns the very complex ability to walk and talk through creating new neural pathways, a person who has suffered a brain injury or stroke can (dependant on the severity of the injuries), over a period of time, develop new pathways within the brain to improve lost skills.

The Body Mind Connection.

In order for any of us to perform a task, we first must visualise (sometimes sub consciously), actually doing the task and then the brain sends out the required signals to the nerves, muscles and parts of the body in order to accomplish the task. Over a period of time, with physical practice, the brain establishes new neural pathways and the action becomes 'automatic', requiring little conscious thought.

The important thing to remember here is that without the original thought and intention, nothing would happen. It is the original thought 'I intend to do this' that starts off the whole process.

Be All That You Can Be.