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Brain Training New Pathways: Waking up the Paralyzed Body Part I By: Shanti Medina

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This is the first of a 3-part Neurosculpting® Institute Video Blog documenting the transformational journey of one woman’s choice and courage to use Neurosculpting® brain training to look out beyond her limitation and transform her life. Heather Griego’s courageous choice to embrace hope and move beyond her limitations is what led her to Lisa Wimberger, […]

My Experience at Kripalu: A CNSF Tells All by: Megan Winkler

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This August, the Neurosculpting® Institute returned to Kripalu for Neurosculpting® Through the Body Current. Throughout the week, founders of both modalities, Lisa Wimberger and Shanti Medina led attendees through daily practices focused on mitigating stress, resolving pain, and moving past limiting beliefs. “The energy at Kripalu was amazing,” says Melissa Morrison, CNSF. “The views of […]

5 Ways Meditation Can Help Your Relationship by: Megan Winkler

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Most of us have had at least one bad relationship and many of us have had several. It’s easy to fall into the blame game when you’ve experienced a repeated pattern of poor relationships. We blame our parents, our previous partners, even ourselves. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Science is discovering, everyday, […]

How To Enjoy “Vacation” Every Day by: Megan Winkler

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I just returned from vacationing in one of my favorite places on earth, Key West. I left the island feeling rested, tired, and happy—exactly how one should feel at the end of a long weekend away. I distinctly felt different while on vacation. I didn’t care about my “beach body”—I put my body on the […]

Name It & Tame It by: Susan Aplin Pogue

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Nod if you have ever said anything like the following statements about a work related situation, project, or colleague:         “I am so frustrated…”         “I am so angry…”         “I am nervous…”         “I am so stressed out…”         “I am so afraid…”   I am going to take a guess that you are nodding right now, because it […]

The Neuroscience of Mindful Eating by: Cynthia Beard

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One of the things we teach with Neurosculpting® is that we can incorporate other beneficial practices into our daily lives along with meditation. Some of these might be as quick as brushing one’s hair or teeth with the non-dominant hand. Based on my experiences (with neuroscience and spiritual practices to back me up on it), […]

Neurosculpting® Summer Camp for Kids Debuts this August by: Megan Winkler

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The first ever Neurosculpting® based summer kids camp launches in North Texas August 1 – 5 with CAMP be 2016, a five-day camp focused on learning and wellness. Day campers will experience Neurosculpting® sessions with Megan Winkler, CNSF, and kid-centric yoga with Imagination Yoga DFW-North co-founder, Aimee Petry. Boys and girls ages 8 to 10 will […]

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