Anxiety and Trauma Therapy with Barry Neale

Anxiety and Trauma Therapy with Barry Neale I help people just like you overcome the traumatic events of the past and free them from anxiety usi

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Just Suppose, You Could Reprogram You Mind To Become Free From Anxiety And Traumatic Memories...

If you suffer from anxiety or the after effects of trauma then this might be the most important post you ever read.

Hi, my name’s Barry Neale and I have spent decades working with people just like you to overcome anxiety and traumatic memories using the most advanced behavioural change techniques available. These cutting edge techniques are scientifically proven to be effective in the treatment of anxiety and trauma and can bring about change, quickly, painlessly and effectively.

If you are like most of the clients I see then you are not just anxious about one thing, you are anxious about many things. With generalized anxiety like this it’s not just one simple emotion. Generalized anxiety is not an emotion in and of itself. It is more of an overstimulation of the nervous system and as a result the anxiety is always present, ready to appear. This can be caused by at least three different things.


  • Past events. Many people with anxiety have past traumas and often have unresolved feelings of regret, remorse, guilt and fear. These repressed emotions cause the nervous system to be on high alert to protect you from further harm.