A parent who was receiving her first Resonance Repatterning session looked at me and
said, "I've had 2 years of therapy about my son. Only today, do I understand and feel ready
to forgive him."
According to new physics, the world is a pulsing field of energy that is all connected. Separation
is an illusion. When we are with others, we can feel the waves of connection. Some people call
it 'their gut feeling', 'chemistry', 'intuition' or 'body language'. With your permission, we can
include your body-mind-energy field into the Group's Energy Field. We find beliefs and patterns
the Group is ready to shift and uncover what will resolve the underlying issues causing
individual problems.
As a parent, you may want to resolve a physical, emotional or mental problem, or you may want
your family to experience more security, love, ease, communication and joy. Whatever your
need, the Resonance Repatterning system makes it possible to efficiently zero in on the
unconscious patterns and energy blocks that keep you stuck in repetitive problems.
More important than efficiency, is the heart connection we bring to each session. You are
shifting with love, support and guidance.
said, "I've had 2 years of therapy about my son. Only today, do I understand and feel ready
to forgive him."
According to new physics, the world is a pulsing field of energy that is all connected. Separation
is an illusion. When we are with others, we can feel the waves of connection. Some people call
it 'their gut feeling', 'chemistry', 'intuition' or 'body language'. With your permission, we can
include your body-mind-energy field into the Group's Energy Field. We find beliefs and patterns
the Group is ready to shift and uncover what will resolve the underlying issues causing
individual problems.
As a parent, you may want to resolve a physical, emotional or mental problem, or you may want
your family to experience more security, love, ease, communication and joy. Whatever your
need, the Resonance Repatterning system makes it possible to efficiently zero in on the
unconscious patterns and energy blocks that keep you stuck in repetitive problems.
More important than efficiency, is the heart connection we bring to each session. You are
shifting with love, support and guidance.
Your child is one-of-a-kind and you can only hope they broke the mold.
You wouldn't wish your child on your worst enemy....or maybe you would. He or she is the
kind of kid you would leave at a rest area.........if you thought you could get away with it.
The centerpiece at family functions and usually not in a good way. If you don't have a kid like
this, move on, you probably don't need my help.
Infants: Your baby cries way too much. Damned, if you can figure out why more than 25% of
the time. You walk them, rock them, and pass them off to any willing arms. You are up at night
way too much. You receive plenty of advice, none of it helpful. You feel alone, punished, lost,
ashamed, and most of all exhausted. Your birth probably wasn't smooth, nursing was a
challenge to get going and you have given up or are still struggling with your baby refusing to
nurse, crying at feedings, or nursing day and night without an end. You stay home because
you don't have a cute, sweet, smiling baby. Maybe you have thought about chucking them out
the window?
Toddlers: Everything has ended up on top of the refrigerator in your frantic attempts to
keep your child safe. Your child is into everything: the toilet is fascinating, the outlet plugs are
removed, the phone grabbed, the computer, faucets streaming, boxes of cereal dumped. Your
pet goes hungry so your toddler won't eat its food. You have safety latches on your top
cabinets. Visiting other houses is a nightmare. You wonder how to teach your child "DON'T
TOUCH". Transitions like getting out of diapers are impossible. Your child still doesn't sleep
through the night...and you have had way too many nights playing cars and watching 'Dora'.
School Age: Mealtimes continue to be a minefield. Your child has intense likes and dislikes,
and frankly, you are tired of chicken fingers, plain pasta and pizza. At school, the rubber has
hit the road. You have an on-going dialogue with every adult in the school. You schedule a
conference the first week to explain your child. You are in constant communication with their
teacher. Your child doesn't fit in. You are sick of homework, sick of explaining, sick of
school, sick of Parent/Teacher conferences. Your child loses everything: lunchboxes, coats,
gloves, hats, pants. Pants! How does a kid lose his pants? Your child comes home restless,
agitated, hungry. It's like running on marbles trying to bring them back to 'normal'.
Tweens: Your child struggles with finding and keeping friends. Organized sports have
become too confining. Sleepovers are a nightmare. You make too many midnight runs to the
other side of town. Moodiness is the new norm. Your child picks fights and criticizes
everything. Homework is inconsistent at best. Your child works best when you sit next to
them as long as you stay patient, silent and don't respond when provoked. Old favorite
pastimes have been replaced by video games, computer time and watching TV.
Teens: Your child is obsessed with their appearance...and yours. They have become
secretive and lie to your face. Their approach to school is unbalanced. You either have the
"Slacker" or the "Valedictorian". They are moody. You walk on eggshells waiting for the next
explosion. "Anger Management" is your new mantra. Their sleep is erratic. They can't fall
asleep and they can't wake up. You don't like their friends but put up with them because at
least they have friends. Screen time is incessant and unending. Texting, Facebook, MySpace,
online gaming, movies, and TV are your constant companions. If you try to limit them, your
child hides them with homework and late nights in their bedroom.
You wouldn't wish your child on your worst enemy....or maybe you would. He or she is the
kind of kid you would leave at a rest area.........if you thought you could get away with it.
The centerpiece at family functions and usually not in a good way. If you don't have a kid like
this, move on, you probably don't need my help.
Infants: Your baby cries way too much. Damned, if you can figure out why more than 25% of
the time. You walk them, rock them, and pass them off to any willing arms. You are up at night
way too much. You receive plenty of advice, none of it helpful. You feel alone, punished, lost,
ashamed, and most of all exhausted. Your birth probably wasn't smooth, nursing was a
challenge to get going and you have given up or are still struggling with your baby refusing to
nurse, crying at feedings, or nursing day and night without an end. You stay home because
you don't have a cute, sweet, smiling baby. Maybe you have thought about chucking them out
the window?
Toddlers: Everything has ended up on top of the refrigerator in your frantic attempts to
keep your child safe. Your child is into everything: the toilet is fascinating, the outlet plugs are
removed, the phone grabbed, the computer, faucets streaming, boxes of cereal dumped. Your
pet goes hungry so your toddler won't eat its food. You have safety latches on your top
cabinets. Visiting other houses is a nightmare. You wonder how to teach your child "DON'T
TOUCH". Transitions like getting out of diapers are impossible. Your child still doesn't sleep
through the night...and you have had way too many nights playing cars and watching 'Dora'.
School Age: Mealtimes continue to be a minefield. Your child has intense likes and dislikes,
and frankly, you are tired of chicken fingers, plain pasta and pizza. At school, the rubber has
hit the road. You have an on-going dialogue with every adult in the school. You schedule a
conference the first week to explain your child. You are in constant communication with their
teacher. Your child doesn't fit in. You are sick of homework, sick of explaining, sick of
school, sick of Parent/Teacher conferences. Your child loses everything: lunchboxes, coats,
gloves, hats, pants. Pants! How does a kid lose his pants? Your child comes home restless,
agitated, hungry. It's like running on marbles trying to bring them back to 'normal'.
Tweens: Your child struggles with finding and keeping friends. Organized sports have
become too confining. Sleepovers are a nightmare. You make too many midnight runs to the
other side of town. Moodiness is the new norm. Your child picks fights and criticizes
everything. Homework is inconsistent at best. Your child works best when you sit next to
them as long as you stay patient, silent and don't respond when provoked. Old favorite
pastimes have been replaced by video games, computer time and watching TV.
Teens: Your child is obsessed with their appearance...and yours. They have become
secretive and lie to your face. Their approach to school is unbalanced. You either have the
"Slacker" or the "Valedictorian". They are moody. You walk on eggshells waiting for the next
explosion. "Anger Management" is your new mantra. Their sleep is erratic. They can't fall
asleep and they can't wake up. You don't like their friends but put up with them because at
least they have friends. Screen time is incessant and unending. Texting, Facebook, MySpace,
online gaming, movies, and TV are your constant companions. If you try to limit them, your
child hides them with homework and late nights in their bedroom.
You have tried classes, therapy, talking to your friends and family and reading
parenting books. You are fed up and it's not for lack of trying.
The problem with the traditional approaches is that they are other family's solutions. They
don't take your 1 in 6 billion uniqueness and uncover what is needed between you and your
child.
What you need to do is come into entrainment with your child. You may not believe this, but
you are the expert in what is best for your child. You know what to do. All you need to do
is to clear away your past patterns and stand grounded, balanced and ready for action.
Repatterning is going to help you learn more about you and your child and things will get
better. I have 3 children, one who ignited my passion for parenting. I can truly say that
without him, I would be complacent and self-serving. I would have missed the growth and
enrichment I have experienced in trying to keep up with his uncompromising demands for my
parenting.
parenting books. You are fed up and it's not for lack of trying.
The problem with the traditional approaches is that they are other family's solutions. They
don't take your 1 in 6 billion uniqueness and uncover what is needed between you and your
child.
What you need to do is come into entrainment with your child. You may not believe this, but
you are the expert in what is best for your child. You know what to do. All you need to do
is to clear away your past patterns and stand grounded, balanced and ready for action.
Repatterning is going to help you learn more about you and your child and things will get
better. I have 3 children, one who ignited my passion for parenting. I can truly say that
without him, I would be complacent and self-serving. I would have missed the growth and
enrichment I have experienced in trying to keep up with his uncompromising demands for my
parenting.
This work helps you navigate the roller coaster ride of your life.
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| Donna Bruschi |
| © Copyright 2005-2010, Donna Bruschi, All rights reserved. Resonance RepatterningR is used under license from Chloe Faith Wordsworth. |
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