Guided Imagery Helps In Healing


healing_headphones.jpgAn article on United Press International's web site, gives a brief synopsis of some of the health benefits of Guided Imagery.

~ROCHESTER, Minn., Jan. 3 (UPI)

Guided imagery -- an imagination technique that can be taught -- can help people heal, a U.S. health newsletter reports.

The Mayo Clinic Health Letter says guided imagery is more than listening to relaxing sounds but a learning process in which listening, relaxing and imagining send a message to the emotional area of the brain.

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