Canadian Family Health Collective believes Neural Network Therapy emerged in response to significant advancements in the field of neuroscience. The more we understand about our brain, the greater skill we find in re-routing unwanted patterns in behaviour. Patients can learn to balance our moods, to be addicted to healthy emotions and healthy habits. Clients can build strong meaningful relationships. We also provides relaxation techniques, nutrition, and fitness therapy.
Canadian Family Health Collective provides an education-based treatment and Neural Network Therapy to emotional health care. We provide counselling and education services with a practical approach to balance mood, break unwanted patterns and develop strong meaningful relationships.
Happiness is a habit. It’s hard to imagine that when we’re not feeling so good. Just the very same way we get hooked on alcohol or slot machines, we get hooked on our very own emotions. Same science. It’s the exact same science. Emotions are fuel. They are the fuel we use to run our lives. We are addicted to our emotions the way a car is addicted to its fuel. It’s kind of an important part of the equation. When we’re hooked on high-octane happiness, we feel energized, balanced and connected. When we’re hooked on a low crude-oil variety of emotions - we feel depressed, anxious, angry and overwhelmed. Our brains are so incredibly efficient that when we do anything repeatedly, we wire-up a neural network. This wiring-up process is really great news because it allows us to generate mindless patterns like brushing our teeth. Our neural networks enable us to get busy doing other things. But our brains don’t just wire-up the things we do, they wire-up the way we feel. Why does science matter to therapy? Well, we’ve discovered that the brain cannot tell the difference between something real or imagined. When we’re talking about something that’s happened in the past, our brains are firing-off the very same emotions as though that story was happening right here, right now. Some of us have really great imaginations. And sometimes… sometimes… we get stuck. We get stuck in the pain of the past and can’t seem to let go. We get stuck in arguments that circle around and around until we’re utterly exhausted. We get stuck in feeling guilty and responsible for everyone and everything. We get stuck in blaming others or looking for ways in which to be offended, and finding them. Any which way, we get stuck in our lives. This education-based approach will match your circumstances to an exercise, and you will leave each session with something you didn’t know coming in. You will begin to forge new and improved neural pathways, in place of old and unwanted ones.
