My Favorite Alternative
Treatments for Depression

Resonance Repatterning™ provides alternative treatments for depression in many ways.

This article shows the science of how brain patterns develop into depression. It also explains how to treat depression with Resonance Repatterning as an alternative treatment for depression.

The brain is a:
• self-perpetuating,
• self-fulfilling
• memory
• that skews and slants
• as it filters what gets in.

…and of course, what gets in determines what next gets in …which then determines what gets out …which determines what
you pay attention to, which determines
what you draw to you, and determines your life experience, and so on.

"I have learned from experience that the greater part of our
happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances." ~ Martha Washington ~

What we pay attention to largely determines our disposition, our experience of life, our personal reality. Many say our attention is our greatest gift. It is where we have the most power.

   “Moment by moment we choose and 
    sculpt how our ever-changing 
    minds will work, we choose who 
    we will be the next moment in a 
    very real sense, and these choices 
    are left embossed in physical form 
    on our material selves.” (Train
    Your Mind, Change Your Brain)

But look at what happens when you go deeper. Rather than merely managing thoughts you can use alternative treatments for depression to:

Heal the patterns at the source of your thoughts.

Free your attention to focus on loving life.

Feel enthusiastic about growth.

Automatically.

So…what does determine your disposition, or what you pay attention to?

For that, we have to start at the beginning. Brain patterns form even before birth. These patterns filter and develop how our brains shape our experiences and are the focus of our alternative treatments for depression.

Resonance Repatterning™ provides effective alternative treatments for depression

    "If mother feels unloved or unsupported, 
    is threatened, anxious, and fearful, 
    nature will give greater emphasis to her 
    baby's ancient core brain, with its 
    defensive and survival systems, at the
    expense of evolution's newer creative 
    capacities.”5 (Origins of Peace and Violence)

The baby’s thinking brain isn’t needed or developed yet. The developed part is the seat of emotions and memory, so baby can emotionally bond with its caregiver. And baby has memory in order to adapt.

   “The brain’s remarkable adaptability at birth, 
   together with the infant’s emotional focus on 
   its primary caregiver, sets up a lifelong pattern 
   for the individual’s thoughts, feelings, and 
   behavior.” 4 (The Developing Mind, How Relationships 
   and the Brain Interact to Shape Who We Are).

For a baby, many simple events are interpreted as stressful (ANY separation from mother/caregiver is first on the list and second is mother’s stress).

   “During pregnancy, birth and beyond, 
    nature locks the mother and baby's 
    biorhythms, heart frequencies, hormonal 
    balances, sleep patterns and a thousand 
    other living systems into reciprocal 
    bonded patterns. Lack of affectionate, 
    intimate contact between mothers and 
    infants during the most sensitive periods 
    of brain growth may result in permanent 
    brain abnormalities associated with 
    patterns of depression, substance abuse, 
    eating disorders, aggression and violence."  
    5 (Origins of Peace and Violence)

How serene and secure was your mother?

Let’s face it. Pregnancy, birth, and infancy are fragile, stressful times. Conditions are rarely ideal. Many (if not all) newborns face unavoidable stress.

Your brain (in the interest of survival) gives more weight to stress memories.

~~Please continue with how the brain develops and how Resonance Repatterning™ can provide alternative treatments for depression and change fundamental patterns.


Alternative Treatments for Depression - Continued