Wired for Pleasure
In Wired for Pleasure we use the breath and neuroscience methods to rewire your brain for more positive experiences. People who have a history of trauma or are highly sensitive (or both!) are often predisposed to having brains that are wired for negativity. All people have neuroplastic brains (meaning that the brain can learn new ways of being), and if we use the right tools we have the ability to wire ourselves for higher frequency emotions and experiences.
Together we’ll pinpoint the thoughts and beliefs that keep you stuck in negativity. Our work is to give your brain and body the experience of sitting in pleasure after a lifetime (of many years) of orientation to the denser emotional experience and negative biases. You’ll choose what emotional states you want to begin to rewire for, and you’ll address any past issues that are habituated to pop back up.
Important Note
Unless you’ve done significant healing work with me or another practitioner in the past, we will have a difficult time rewiring your brain if you have unresolved emotional charge stored in your unconscious. Typically, we’ll need to address any chronic pain, anxiety, or depression symptoms and process unresolved emotional experiences before moving into Wired For Pleasure. This is a more advanced offering and something we can work through when the time is right on your journey.
Who It’s For
This offering is for you if you’re ready to work through the core issues holding you back from living the life you desire. You must be willing to show up for yourself consistently and confront the emotions you’ve been resisting. More love, peace, and joy are on the other side of this work.
“Visioning transforms your brain from a record of the past to a map of the future.”
DR. JOE DISPENZA
I saw this video on TikTok the other day of a woman who was being showcased for her bright demeanor and general kindness. When she was asked why she was so happy she said, “It’s easier to be happy than it is to be sad.”
I thought to myself, “How lucky.”
How blessed it is to have a brain that more ready to fire neurons of happiness than of sorrow. That’s not the case for all of us. It’s not always easier to be happy. For many people, it’s easier to be frustrated, easier to be saddened, easier to see the negative in a situation first.
Some of us have to dig through the trenches to get to the bright side, and it’s not because we want to be this way. It’s because it feels natural.
I think it’s why people who have a naturally cheerful disposition are seemingly stunned when others don’t respond with the same optimism. It’s because, for them, the delight comes easily.
Some of us have to work a little harder. We have brains that have been shaped by stressful events. We have years of habit that make it feel easier to see the glass half empty.
Luckily we are designed for growth, and we can change our brains to be more like the woman who finds it easy to be happy. Just like stress and trauma have shaped your brain, heart and commitment can reshape it.
This is the work we’re doing in Wired For Pleasure.
THIS IS YOUR JOURNEY. BECOME: