2018 NeurOptimal Conference: Transforming Lives Montreal

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2018 NeurOptimal Conference: Transforming Lives Montreal What Difference Can “small interruptions” Make  In Your Brain and/or in Your Family 2018 NeurOptimal Conference: Transforming Lives Montreal Andrea M. Schara YourMindfulCompass.com Faculty Navigating Systems DC

The family is an ancient system that distributes anxiety automatically and unfairly to the weak. Under stress we are vulnerable to loosing the “I” position and becoming anxious and “other focused.” Relationships become reactive and highly patterned. YOU SHOULD, MUST and WILL do or be….

The emergence of a leader occurs in all social species and the leader enables the social group to manage stress by managing relationships. The aware leader interrupts disorganized patterns of behavior

We have inherited 4 mechanisms which automatically manage the mutigenerational anxiety. Distance, conflict, giving in or reciprocity and projection. By interrupting brain wave patterns, NeurOptimal enables individuals to be less automatic in relationships.

Neuroptimal produces greater relationships awareness Increases the ability to observe and be emotionally separate from the automatic pressure from those we care about in the “family system.” Increases integration of thinking and feeling, clarifying under or over involvement. Changes are then reported as just “O by the way..”

Family Emotional Process and the use of the 4 Mechanism to bind anxiety. JEM 1913-2005 Navigating Systems 38

Family Projection Process Multigenerational Family Projection Process JEM 1913-2005 Navigating Systems 38

Distance, Conflict and Reciprocity JEM 1913-2005 Navigating Systems 38

The Emotional Cut Off as Part of the Shock Wave JEM 1913-2005 Navigating Systems 38

Fusion or con-fusion Two people get close and one begins to lose self, or the ability to live by self defined principles. Whose brain is in my head?

(1)Emotional distance goes from mild to total cut off. Mindful of self and the system (1)Emotional distance goes from mild to total cut off. (2) Can you move towards relationships, can you interrupt with questions or tell stories? (3) Or are you paralyzed?

1) Conflict also varies in intensity and is an automatic reaction to differences. 2) If one person has the courage to step out of the dance the others can get angry or just be confused.

Reciprocal relationships: One give in And the other wins. You can pin your spouse into the one up or the one down.

Family Projection: “I am worried about you…. You need to, you must or should grow up, you must be the way I need you to be.” Now what are you going to do?

1) By observing the state of the system. 2) One can learn to tolerate being more separate. 3) Needing less love and approval gives one freedom. 4) Interrupting conversations can enable integration of thinking and feeling over time.

Separating a self from the social group, differentiation of self, demonstrate that individuals can be more separate from the “control” of the family system.