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What is emotional healing?
Emotional healing is a complex and multifaceted process that involves acknowledging, allowing, accepting, integrating, and processing painful life experiences and intense emotions. It requires individuals to cultivate empathy towards themselves and others, develop self-regulation skills, practice self-compassion and self-acceptance, engage in mindfulness techniques, and work towards integrating these experiences into their overall sense of self. This holistic approach to emotional healing addresses the root causes of emotional pain and promotes long-lasting well-being. Emotional healing involves recognizing, accepting, and processing difficult life experiences and intense emotions. It often includes practices such as empathy, self-regulation, self-compassion, self-acceptance, mindfulness, and integration.
Reparative Regressive Hypnosis©; BIOLOGICAL REPAIR DECODIng©
The practice that works on emotional healing utilizes a combination of three holistic and alternative therapy approaches. These include biodecoding, which helps understand how emotional conflicts manifest in the physical body, a transgenerational approach to identify family dynamics and loyalties that may impact health, and Regression Hypnosis to unlock limiting emotions. These methods, developed by Jesús Casla, are known as Biological Repair Decoding© (Descodificación Biológica Reparadora®), Reparative Regressive Hypnosis© (Hipnosis Regresiva Reparadora®), and bio-transgenerational decoding©. The aim is to empower individuals by breaking free from cycles and patterns that affect them without their awareness.
Bio-transgenerational decoding©
Unresolved traumas can translate into harmful patterns transmitted from generation to generation. We become aware once we understand how these patterns affect our present decisions and well-being.
Emotional inheritance transmitted to the descendants happens through beliefs, behavioral patterns, and emotional patterns embedded in the family psyche. It happens through nonverbal communication, family dynamics, stories, and roles that perpetuate emotional legacies.
