Certaines des nombreuses applications de la méthode Demartini

Vous n'êtes plus obligé de passer des semaines, des mois ou des années à travailler avec des clients bloqués sur le même problème. Les coachs et les thérapeutes obtiennent désormais des résultats à chaque séance en utilisant la méthode Demartini.

Vous aussi, vous pouvez apprendre à appliquer la méthode Demartini pour résoudre :

Being bullied, Grief after losing a home, Social anxiety, Marital issues, Cultural adaptation, Managing blended families, Chronic joint pain, Handling personal injury, Sexual abuse, Overcoming writer’s block, Handling workplace restructuring, Dealing with peer pressure, Loss of a child, Erectile dysfunction, Handling eviction, Grief after a mentor’s death, Handling change, Exam stress, Fear of failure, Handling infertility grief, Survivor guilt, Claustrophobia, Narcissism, Dealing with chronic autoimmune disorders, Stress, Anger towards another, Job transfers, Dealing with parental expectations, Dealing with chronic skin conditions, Fear of rejection, Managing migraines, Overcoming fear of heights, Maintaining focus, Overcoming fear of medical procedures, Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), Phobias of flying, Handling sexual identity judgment, Dealing with fear in relation to chronic illness, Handling criticism, Phobias of snakes, Handling financial instability, Managing chronic pain, Handling the death of a spouse, Work-life balance issues, Creativity blocks, Grief after a grandparent’s death, Delegation, Handling job demotion, Dealing with gossip, Infertility, Fear of death, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Dealing with grief of miscarriage, Relationship conflicts, Overcoming fear of the dark, Dealing with chronic muscle pain, Grief after losing a job, Disabilities, Trauma after being hijacked, Guilt, Handling relationship stress, Handling life’s unpredictability, Shame, Overcoming shyness, Overcoming perfectionism, Midlife crisis, Job loss, Empty nest syndrome, Menopausal changes, Financial instability, Handling peer rejection, Managing life with diabetes, Dealing with legal issues, Managing insomnia, Gambling addiction, Handling fame, Managing stage fright, Dealing with feelings of revenge, Overcoming fear of intimacy, Sadness, Negative self-talk, Addiction recovery, Overcoming negative body image, Low self-esteem, Burnout, Handling loss of fame, Decision-making difficulties, Dyslexia, Overcoming childhood trauma, Dealing with fibromyalgia, Hormonal imbalances, Overcoming fear of animals, Managing sudden wealth, Dealing with house burnt down, Binging, Overcoming narcissistic abuse, Handling a breakup, Grief after losing a friend, Business bankruptcy, Job dissatisfaction, Overcoming fear of change, Overcoming fear of open spaces, Self-doubt, Postpartum depression, Food addiction, Overcoming fear of success, Premature ejaculation, Managing tics, Grief after a divorce, Trauma from natural disaster, Handling business failures, Suicide prevention, Dealing with rapid technological changes, Dissolving emotions due a burglary, Fear of the unknown, Managing expectations on others, Dealing with sensory overload, Overcoming fear of childbirth, Fear of public speaking, Adapting to new technology, Navigating cultural diversity, Dissolving chronic stress, Self-harm, Trauma after a car accident, Feeling uninspired, Overcoming imposter syndrome, Handling family expectations, Handling personal instability, Handling financial fraud, Overcoming fear of being alone, Dealing with cyberbullying, Infatuation, Overcoming social isolation, Managing sibling rivalry, Dealing with trauma around a murder, Living with chronic conditions, Career dissatisfaction, Boundary setting, Overcoming fear of dentists, Dealing with natural disaster aftermath, Envy, Overcoming fear of germs, Dealing with MS, Seeking clarity of purpose, Overcoming jealousy, Balancing multiple roles, Frustration, Societal expectations, Handling relationship betrayal, Long-distance relationships, Handling allergies, Handling job relocation, Weight management, Managing emotions during infertility treatments, Being stalked, Overcoming fear of darkness, Handling wrongful termination, Upset with someone else's addiction, Rejection, Overcoming fear of needles, Anorexia, Anger towards self, Clearing psychological blockages to falling pregnant, Dealing with homelessness, Anxiety, Sudden disability, Handling job instability, Goal Setting, Managing time effectively, Overcoming homesickness, Handling office politics, Adapting to business challenges, Terminal illness, Bulimia, Guilt about bullying, Handling harassment, Memory issues, Loneliness, Regret, Dealing with elder care responsibilities, Dementia, Grief after a friend’s death, Sex addiction, Handling rejection from peers, Chronic fatigue, Grief after a pet’s death, Grief after child leaves home, Fear of aging, Handling relationship instability, Deal with digestive conditions, Overcoming fear of commitment, Traumatic experiences, Retirement transition, Dealing with family estrangement, Managing end-of-life care, Cigarette addiction, Identity crisis, Handling sexual identity uncertainty, Grief after a sibling’s death, Fear of judgment, Handling layoffs, Fear of success, Overcoming academic pressure, Refugee status, Handling loss of reputation, Managing violent impulses, Handling legal disputes, Dealing brain cancer, Handling chronic illness, Managing PTSD, Health issues, Parenting challenges, Work conflicts, Dealing with Alzheimer’s, Infidelity, Resentment, Overcoming 'bad' habits, Handling financial loss, Grief after a parent’s death, Reframing mindset for wealth building, Dealing with speech impediments, Imposter syndrome, Handling job stress, Handling foreclosure, Depression, Dealing with reproductive issues, Managing holiday stress, Handling legal battles, Dealing with procrastination, Dealing with sexual urges, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Managing grief after pet loss, Compulsive eating, Performance anxiety, Moving to a new city or country, Calming manic behavior, Fear of confrontation, Phobias of insects, Eating disorders, Spiritual crises, Grief after a miscarriage, Regret over past decisions, Handling discrimination, Managing chronic fatigue syndrome, Grief after a suicide, Learning how to love yourself when people say you're not good enough, Successful abortions, Miscarriages, “Death” of baby at birth or soon thereafter, Baby illness, Baby born with physical or mental problems or defects – autism, Down’s syndrome, CF…, Giving up baby for adoption or foster care, Challenges for foster care providers, Giving up career or ambitions due to pregnancy, Physical “abandonment” by parent – one or both – perceived or actual, Emotional “abandonment” or “rejection” by parent – one or both – perceived or actual due to sibling(s), work, illness, alcohol, drugs …, Divorce of parents, Adoption or foster care, Being sent to boarding school, “Rejection” by peers, “Criticism” or “abuse” by teachers, “Criticism” or “abuse” by ministers, priests, or authority figures, Physical “abuse,” “assault,” “violence,” “torture,” “deprivation”, Sexual “abuse,” “rape,” or attempted rape, Incest – “sexual molestation”, Physical “neglect”, Forced to live with people other than parents, Alcohol or drug addicted parent(s), “Humiliation” – perceived or actual, Severe “criticism” by adults or parents, Being forced to take “adult” responsibilities too soon, “Death” of affiliated groups, community members during catastrophe – war, flood, fire, bombs, explosions, terrorism, epidemic …, Assault, Being “bullied” by others, Rape or attempted rape, Mugging, Robbery – theft of possessions, Life threatened – gun, knife, bomb, poison …, Life threatened – disaster – fire, flood war …, Physical “persecution” or “torture”, Hijacking – car or other vehicle, Kidnapping, Destruction of individual property – house burned down, car vandalized …, Witnessing or participating in “death” of or acts of aggression towards others or acts of war, Physical “pain” or disfigurement due to aggression or violence, Physical “pain” or disfigurement due to accident or disease, Invasive or complicated surgical procedures, Witnessing “abuse” or “harsh treatment” of a loved one, Witnessing a natural disaster, “Discrimination” or “persecution”, Being sued for civil or criminal reasons – justifiable or not, Prison or jail service, Deportation, Refusal of access to institutions or facilities due to social undesirability or unacceptability, Forced removal from home or community, Starting a new job, Starting you own business, Spouse or lover starting his or her own business, Being fired from your job, Firing of spouse or lover from his or her job, Being retrenched (laid off) from you job, Retrenchment of spouse or lover from his or her job, Being sexually, emotionally or physically “harassed” at work, Sexual, emotional or physical “harassment” of spouse or lover at work, Retirement due to age, Retirement due to age of spouse or lover, Retirement due to illness or other non-age reasons, Retirement due to illness or other non-age reasons of spouse or lover, “Losing” your own business, Being forced out of your own business, Being forced out of someone else’s company, “Loss” of you spouse’s or lover’s business, Selling you own business, Own business (or spouse’s or lover’s business) facing bankruptcy or other serious “threats”, Periods of involuntary unemployment (self, spouse or lover), Demotions, Own career progress blocked by some reason, Giving up career or dreams for family, Promotions, Dispute resolutions, Doing a job you do not feel competent to do, Giving up a job or career you loved for whatever reasons, Doing a job or career that bores/bored you, Being “forced” to do a job for whatever reason, Persistent “conflict” with superiors, partners or colleagues, Compromising yourself to keep or get a job, Threats of dismissal when you really need the job, “Loss” of income, Serious decline in value of investments, Serious decline in financial income and / or status, Insolvency, Bankruptcy, Liquidation, Repossession of household goods due to inability to pay, Heavy debt load, Bond, Being over or under insured – or having no insurance, Inadequate medical scheme benefits, High medical costs to pay, Bad credit rating, Over-extended credit, No or little savings to get you through challenging economic times, Inadequate or absent pension, Theft of your saved money due to fraud, Irregular income, Not having enough money to ensure basic survival, “Losing” a friend due to relocation, “Losing” a friend due to “betrayal” of trust, “Losing” a friend due to argument or misunderstanding, Watching a friend “suffer” “pain” or disease, Helping a friend or loved one face their death, “Betraying” a friend due to necessity or other reasons, Being “rejected” by a friend or someone else, Refusal of friendship by someone you wanted as a friend, Forced separation due to divorce, Being told by your partner that you are not sexually attractive, Being told you are not a good lover, Discovering you are no longer sexually attracted to you partner, Continual emotional “abuse” towards you by your partner, Continual physical “abuse” towards you by your partner, Continual mental “abuse” towards you by your partner, Hurting someone you love and feeling unable to stop it, Breaking off a relationship and then believing that it was a “mistake”, Being stood up by your partner – at the altar or other settings, Discovering your partner is in love with someone else, Discovering your partner is having a long term affair with someone else, “Loving” someone who will not “commit” or cannot commit to you, Serious cultural or religious differences between you and your partner, Interfering family members, “Betrayal” of “trust” by partner, Living with an alcoholic partner or drug addict, Living with a partner who is a compulsive gambler, Living with a partner with a terminal or serious illness, Discovering you partner is attracted to people of a different gender to you, Knowing you are gay and trying to maintain a heterosexual relationship, Living together for the sake of the children when the relationship is over, Suppressing a secret fetish in a relationship – cross dressing, Being forced to marry someone you do not love, Being forced to break off a relationship with someone you love – through family pressure, “Losing” the one you love to someone else, Your partner discovering you are having an affair with someone else, Having a secret affair with someone else, Loving and living with someone in a relationship that is rejected by family or friends, Sexual impotency or frigidity of yourself, Sexual impotency or frigidity of partner, Discovering you have a sexually transmitted disease, Discovering your partner has a sexually transmitted disease, Inability to find someone to love or who will love you, Disputes with or harassment by ex-partner, Disputes with or harassment by spouse’s or lover’s ex-partner, Wanting to study further and being “prevented” from doing so, Being rejected when applying for entrance to a career you want,Being forced to study something in which you are not interested, Failing an important test or exam, Realizing you are not capable of doing something you want to do, Being told you are stupid or incapable, Achieving something and realizing that you cannot achieve any higher, Stating your ambitions and being criticized or ridiculed for it, Sacrificing you ambitions for the family, Not having enough money to pursue your chosen ambition, Not having enough money to start your own business, Following a specific career when you really want to do something else, Being rejected by family or friends for choosing a specific career or field of study, Losing friends or family due to promotion or advancement in your career or studies, Being punished for “failing”, Being punished for “succeeding”, Negative comparison of abilities with brother, sister or someone else, Being told you will never amount to anything, Being told you will be loved only if you “succeed”, Witnessing the “humiliation,” “rejection” or “pain” of someone for “failing”, Witnessing the “humiliation,” “rejection” or “pain” of someone for “succeeding”, Promising someone you love that you will follow a specific career to please or win his or her approval, Receiving a diagnosis of a life-threatening disease, Being told by a doctor you are probably going to die, Being told by your doctor that the illness you have cannot be cured or reversed, Seeing a loved one suffer and die from a serious illness, Losing the function of some part of your body e.g. paralysie, cécité, surdité, blessure résultant d'un accident, hospitalisation, « douleur » – intermittente et récurrente, « douleur » – chronique, échec du traitement de la maladie ou de la chirurgie, récidive des symptômes de la maladie que l'on croit guéris, vieillissement, Auto-exagérations et dépréciations, ...