Heal Your Mind by Schulz M.D. Ph.D. Mona Lisa & Hay Louise

Author:Schulz M.D. Ph.D., Mona Lisa & Hay, Louise [Hay, Louise]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Hay House, Inc.
Published: 2016-10-11T04:00:00+00:00

OLIVIA: BEHIND THE EIGHT BALL AT WORK

Olivia, 49, called us for a reading because she was having trouble at work and making mistakes.

THE INTUITIVE READING

When I first looked at Olivia, I saw that she had always had a hard time feeling safe and secure in groups of people, whether it was in her family of origin, with her peers at school, or in her work environment. I saw that Olivia was very porous and sensitive. In fact, Olivia seemed to have a keen right brain intuitive sense, but somehow she wasn’t using it, and her body and brain were letting her know this. She was very sensitive to the emotional pain and suffering of people around her, and I felt that it was affecting her emotional and physical health.

THE BODY

When I looked at Olivia’s head, I saw problems with focus, attention, and distractibility. I could see that Olivia would try to focus on details, but after a minute or two, her mind went blank. In fact, I had a hard time seeing what she did for work, it was such a blur. I saw some antibody-associated problem with her thyroid. I saw that she might experience pressure in her chest. Was it hard for her to take a deep breath? At times, I saw nausea and an upset feeling in her stomach. Were there changes in estrogen and progesterone? I couldn’t figure out if those hormonal changes made her crave carbohydrates, causing her to gain weight. I wondered if the weight gain led to problems with the joints in her lower body. In addition, I saw that there was something funny about her skin.

THE FACTS

Olivia complained of arthritis, psoriasis, thyroid problems, and panic attacks. However, her big problem was that she was failing at work. She was a legal assistant and couldn’t keep up with the mountains of reading she had to do. It took her an entire weekend to write a report, a document that would take a colleague only a few hours to complete. She kept daydreaming, and her lack of focus was making her make mistakes. Olivia was perpetually behind the eight ball, frantically trying to keep up with her work so she wouldn’t get fired. The panic and stress of trying to keep up with all that reading and writing was registering in her body in the form of arthritis, psoriasis, panic, and thyroid problems.

Olivia wanted to be a lawyer, but she was having trouble passing her LSATs. She would study for hours and hours and hours on exam booklets and sample tests, but then she would get caught in the quagmire of details. She confirmed, “That’s me. Detail. Detail. I have all these charts, all these markers, all these files. I spend hours on homework, but no matter how long I’d spent on the papers, the professor said they were filled with grammatical errors and spelling errors, and I always missed the point of the assignment.”

Olivia had taken the LSAT exam for law school three times and failed every single time.

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