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"It becomes obvious that if we want to make relatively minor changes in our lives, we can perhaps appropriately focus on our attitudes and behaviors. But if we want to make significant, quantum changes, we need to work on our basic paradigms."

Stephen Covey

Stop reacting to situations, other people, or past experiences. Release emotional stress permanently, easily, and gently without reliving past traumas. The results are immediate!

Key Benefits
Gentle and easy
Does not require having to re-experience past traumas or issues.
Fast
Effective
Puts you 100% in charge.

Symptoms
The cause of our stress is often the way we perceive life events through the narrow vision of out-dated belief systems. The symptoms of stress may show up as:
Fear of failure/success
Needing approval
Procrastination
Relationship issues
Indifference/indecision
Career issues
Perfectionism (rigidity)
Feeling "stuck"

One Brain™ is a unique approach to psychological and emotional wellness. It combines elements of modern psychology, holistic health, body energy work, neuroscience, and original research. It has been in development since 1972 by Three-In-One Concepts, Inc of Burbank, CA, USA, and has been taught and practiced around the world since 1982.

The name "One Brain" derives from the left-hemisphere/right-hemisphere theory of brain function. When a person is experiencing emotional stress, the full capacity of the brain is not utilized, and the left-hemisphere goes into the panic mode, also known as the "fight-or-flight" response. When the emotional stress is relieved, we're able to perceive and function in a calm, effective manner, with more access to our left-brain logic and right-brain creativity. The two brain hemispheres cooperate as an integrated unit, hence the name "One Brain".

Identifying the source of the stress is done by a unique method of obtaining biofeedback from a person's own subconscious level. It's known as kinesiology, or muscle-testing. The reason we use muscle-testing is because it is a quick and highly reliable means of getting the information, and it provides clear-cut answers which are not prone to guesswork and interpretation.

Investment $125.00

Suggested reading:

Emotional Intelligence Daniel P. Goldman argues that our IQ-idolizing view of intelligence is far too narrow. Instead, Goleman makes the case for "emotional intelligence" being the strongest indicator of human success.

Visit the Three in One web site for additional information.