Wellness listing for Figen Genco: Love The Way You Live With Figen Genco of Richboro, PA United States

Five Extreme Behavior Patterns Related to Organizing and How to Address them with EFT (part 5): Excessive Organizing
by Figen Genco: Love The Way You Live With Figen Genc
"Excessively organized" is a term I use to refer to the situation when people are concerned with minor details that don’t mean anything. I often see this situation as "organizing the clutter" because these people engage in ritualistic activities of gathering, sorting, cleaning and containing stuff, including information, which they do not need in the first place.
1/1/2007

Five Extreme Behavior Patterns Related to Organizing and How to Address them with EFT (part 4): Perfectionism
by Figen Genco: Love The Way You Live With Figen Genc
Perfectionists are people who are taught to believe early in life that others value them because of what they accomplish - parental conditional love. This kind of false belief system sets up an unpredictable and open-ended standard for the believer. Because their self-value is entirely depended other people’s approval, repeated experiences of disapproval creates a vicious cycle of lowering their self-esteem.
1/1/2007

Five Extreme Behavior Patterns Related to Organizing and How to Address them with EFT (part 3): Chronic Disorganization
by Figen Genco: Love The Way You Live With Figen Genc
1/1/2007

Five Extreme Behavior Patterns Related to Organizing and How to Address them with EFT (part 2): Impuse Shopping
by Figen Genco: Love The Way You Live With Figen Genc
Impulse shopping gives the quick rush of a small accomplishment or fulfillment, which in most cases doesn’t even last until the person or the product reaches home. This superficial sense of short-lived joy is then quickly replaced with feelings of guilt, regret, embarrassment and overwhelm originating from financial and spatial concerns. EFT can be used successfully when the urge occurs just as it is used for addictions when the cravings show up.
1/1/2007

Five Extreme Behavior Patterns Related to Organizing and How to Address them with EFT (part 1): Hoarding 1
by Figen Genco: Love The Way You Live With Figen Genc
As with many other compulsive behaviors, hoarding behavior is generally an emotional reaction to a previous trauma either experienced by the people themselves or learned and developed behavior pattern because of a parent, relative or a nation who lived through the trauma. Because the resulting behavior is caused by an emotion, it can be addressed with EFT.
1/1/2007

Five Extreme Behavior Patterns Related to Organizing and How to Address them with EFT (part 1): Hoarding 2
by Figen Genco: Love The Way You Live With Figen Genc
As with many other compulsive behaviors, hoarding behavior is generally an emotional reaction to a previous trauma either experienced by the people themselves or learned and developed behavior pattern because of a parent, relative or a nation who lived through the trauma. Because the resulting behavior is caused by an emotion, it can be addressed with EFT.
1/1/2007