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Guided Imagery - Audio Library: Situation/Need

Although Guided Imagery can be used for relaxation or a "general" purpose, sometimes it's helpful to focus the imagery on a specific situation or need:

Situation/Need

 

Suggested Podcast

Clarity/Decision Making Inner Advisor
 
Fatigue  Taking a Walk
Imagery for Caregivers
 
Fear or Anxiety  Daily Intention
Inner Advisor
Relaxation and Light for Healing
 
Pain Pain Relieveing Imagery
Relaxation and Light for Healing
 
Preparing for / Receiving Treatment Healthy Cell Alliance for Treatment
 
Support for Caregiver Imagery for Caregivers
Relaxation and Light for Healing
 
Upsetting Emotions
  Inner Advisor
Relaxation and Light for Healing
Taking a Walk

Questions?

If you need more information, please contact Claire Casselman at 734-615-4012 or cjcassel@umich.edu.

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