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Author: Ann Weiser Cornell

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Focusing Tip #366 – “Is it normal to have contradictions inside?”

ByAnn Weiser Cornell February 5, 2013October 31, 2024

M writes: “Is it normal to have contradictions inside of you? … To have contradictory feelings/parts – where one part wants one…

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Focusing Tip #365 – “I clench and grind my teeth”

ByAnn Weiser Cornell January 29, 2013October 31, 2024

How can I use Focusing to work with clenching & grinding my teeth? Michelle writes: “Clenching and grinding my teeth has been…

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Focusing Tip #364 – How to make sure you practice your Focusing

ByAnn Weiser Cornell January 22, 2013October 31, 2024

How to make sure that Focusing is awesome and amazing for you. Melissa writes: “I took a Focusing class or two some…

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Focusing Tip #363 – The Quality of Silence

ByAnn Weiser Cornell January 16, 2013October 31, 2024

The power (and the challenge) of taking enough time… Recently I taught Focusing in Shanghai, China. I had a great time, and…

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Focusing Tip #362 – Focusing and Grieving, Recovering from Tragedy

ByAnn Weiser Cornell January 8, 2013October 31, 2024

“You should feel as shocked and sad as I do, or ….” It happens far too often: a tragic event captures the…

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Focusing Tip #361 – Intrusive Memories & Dissociation

ByAnn Weiser Cornell December 18, 2012July 15, 2024

 “I don’t want the intrusive memories and dissociation any more.” A Reader writes:“Since I’ve started working on a 2-year-old part that went…

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Focusing Tip #360 – “My felt sense either floods me or slips away.”

ByAnn Weiser Cornell December 11, 2012October 31, 2024

“My felt sense either floods me or slips out of my hands.” JP writes: “I’m trying to process some complex relationship difficulties…

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Focusing Tip #359: Working with Unfulfilled Desire

ByAnn Weiser Cornell December 5, 2012October 31, 2024

“How do I work with Unfulfilled Desire?” A Reader writes: “I’ve seen references to Unfulfilled Desire in your work on blocks, but…

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Focusing Tip #358 – “Can we control how we feel?”

ByAnn Weiser Cornell November 27, 2012August 12, 2024

“Can we change ourselves through trying to control how we feel?” Graham writes: “Frequently when I need Focusing inspiration I watch that…

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Focusing Tip #357 – “It was trying to kill the life-embracing part”

ByAnn Weiser Cornell November 14, 2012October 31, 2024

Merilyn writes: “A few months ago, I encountered a part that represented the desire to take hold of life, to engage fully…

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