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Beau Chatham | Jan 02, 2012
  Namaste is a friendly greeting in written communication, or generally between people when they meet.  Some would say it literally means, "I see the good in you."  I use it in my final blog of the year because I'd like to thank all members of The Warrior Nation for their support, their encouragement and their participation in helping grow Warrior Life Coach.  As my way of showing thanks, I'd like to offer a potential course of action that many of you might want to investigate as we head into the new year.  When we traditionally think of the New Year, we can't help but think about New Year's resolutions.  What I'd like to...
Beau Chatham | Dec 01, 2011
  When working with wounded combat vets, I sometimes encounter “the question” from caregivers and spouses that I find difficult to answer or explain.  So in this week’s...
Dr. Jeffrey T. ... | Nov 21, 2011
I first apologize for my absence for a while.  My mother passed away in August and I took some time  for introspection and remembering. Our brains are wired in such an amazing way. ...
Beau Chatham | Oct 24, 2011
  Most of you that are consistent readers of my blog know I attempt to provide a positive and empowering approach to healing PTSD.  Providing insight “through a warrior’s eyes...
Kelly Burris PhD | Sep 03, 2011
Accountability and an evidence-based solution for PTSD, depression and suicide prevention have been at the forefront in the military for several years. During this time hundreds of millions of tax...
Dr. Jeffrey T. ... | Aug 07, 2011
Let's expand on the theme of motivation.  Our conscious thoughts impact our subconscious mind which determines whether our motivation is centered in moving "toward" something...
Dr. Jeffrey T. ... | Jul 18, 2011
The topic of motivation seems to be ever present in  books and articles.  It is an area of great interest and concern in our society.  In fact, there is a career field, a profession,...
Dr. Jeffrey T. ... | Jul 06, 2011
There is so much of our internal dialogue or Self-talk that exists in the form of questions.  Our subconscious mind responds most powerfully to questions.  It always answers /...
Dr. Jeffrey T. ... | Jun 25, 2011
There was once a man who loved to go fishing.  Whenever he had free time he would take off to one of his favorite fishing spots.  In fact, he loved his fishing trips so much that he often...
Dr. Jeffrey T. ... | Jun 11, 2011
"A coward dies a thousand deaths, a brave man dies but once."  Worry is a waste!  In the past 30 years there have been a variety of studies on worry that have varied only slightly...

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The Burris Institute has released a clearly defined protocol for evidence-based behavioral health epidemiology. There are two parts to this equation states Kelly Burris, PhD, both of which require answering key questions or KQ’s.

Spanking one's child will produce the equivalent of a junk yard dog. Parent's need to ask themselves if this is the result they want to produce.

Online PR News – 13-April-2010 – Spanking one's child will begin the process of making the equivalent of a junk yard dog states Kelly Burris, PhD founder of the Subconscious Restructuring® Institute. The only reason one would have for spanking a child is there is simply not an alternative.

Regardless of your intellectual, emotional or spiritual objectives everyone understands the significance of the subconscious in reaching them. Let’s begin with intelligence or IQ. Ask any teacher and they will tell you intellectual development happens via emotional development. Emotional development, or improving one’s EQ, only truly happens if one fully understands what brings about an emotional state from the deepest level of the subconscious.