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Rebecca Hintze has been featured on
national & local television & radio in the
U.S. & abroad on radio
national & local television & radio in the
U.S. & abroad on radio
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Contact: Corina Bryant
703.431.2409/ corinabryant@yahoo.com
Is YOUR Family History Sabotaging Your Career,
Relationships & Finances? Expert says "Absolutely!"
In a new breakthrough book, "Healing Your Family History: 5 Steps
to Break Free of Destructive Patterns" (Hay House, October 2006,
foreword by Steven R. Covey) Rebecca Hintze, an expert on family
patterns, reveals how family belief systems can continue to affect
generation after generation. Have you ever wondered why some
families reach a ceiling on their earning potential, continually struggle
with bad relationships, or can't get along with their siblings and
parents? Hintze explains that most of our individual issues originate
from family blocks.
Hintze understands that family patterns create filters through which
we see the world. These filters establish limited thinking and
generate basic messages about everything from finances and
education, to physical health, spirituality, and relationships, such as:
These are unconsciously accepted beliefs that can either help or
hinder us. But until we recognize our family’s limited thinking patterns,
we don’t have much of a choice about changing them. Since we are
raised within our family’s reality, becoming aware that there are other
possibilities is difficult. Family members need support to develop the
self-awareness that enables them to grow beyond the old patterns
and internal commitments they’ve established that impede them from
living successful, happy lives. By using the steps illustrated in "Healing
Your Family History" you will come to understand how family belief
systems store inside you and prevent individual growth. These beliefs
lock you into thought processes that hold you back. Both the verbal and
nonverbal messages are strong, and unless you overcome them it is
very likely you will suffer in many area of your life.
As a wife and mother of four children, Rebecca Hintze thoroughly
understands the pressures and the joys of mainstream American
family life, and how necessary it is to take a good hard look at
yourself and the source of your behavior and choices. Growing up,
Hintze was the oldest of five children in a family that suffered the
trauma of a heart-wrenching breakup. Through their separation, she
learned the importance of strong marital relationships and family
bonds. Hintze's 5 steps are easy to understand:
1. Knowing what you need to change
2. Overcoming judgments
3. Getting past the "Groundhog Day" effect
4. Finding the treasure within
5. Making a spiritual connection to heal
While Hintze's interest in these topics had existed throughout her
life, her deep desire to help others through therapy surfaced after her
marriage in 1989. As Hintze entered into a decade-long
private course of study in nontraditional healing modalities, she
consciously applied the tools she learned to the issues families face
every day and observed how much the quality of life improved.
Family members, friends, neighbors, and people in her community
began reaching out for support. Thus, she established a private
practice in life-skills and emotional healing and ultimately began
delivering seminars and leading workshops. Since then Hintze has
counseled thousands.
Healing Your Family History: 5 Steps to Break Free of Destructive
Patterns
Rebecca Hintze / Hay House October 2006
Contact: Corina Bryant
703.431.2409/ corinabryant@yahoo.com
Is YOUR Family History Sabotaging Your Career,
Relationships & Finances? Expert says "Absolutely!"
In a new breakthrough book, "Healing Your Family History: 5 Steps
to Break Free of Destructive Patterns" (Hay House, October 2006,
foreword by Steven R. Covey) Rebecca Hintze, an expert on family
patterns, reveals how family belief systems can continue to affect
generation after generation. Have you ever wondered why some
families reach a ceiling on their earning potential, continually struggle
with bad relationships, or can't get along with their siblings and
parents? Hintze explains that most of our individual issues originate
from family blocks.
Hintze understands that family patterns create filters through which
we see the world. These filters establish limited thinking and
generate basic messages about everything from finances and
education, to physical health, spirituality, and relationships, such as:
- “I must have money to be classified as successful.”
- “God will love me more if I struggle, give up all I have for others,
and save nothing for - myself.”
- “People who are sick are weak or bad.”
- “It’s bad to be pretty.” (Pretty people are not as smart and
capable as me. Or, bad - things happen to pretty girls/handsome boys.)
- “Leaders have political agendas and are bad.”
- “I’m better when I’m in charge of others.”
- “Men are better than women.” Or: “Women are better than men.”
- “Relationships hurt and I’m better off when I’m alone.”
- “I must keep my house clean or I’m not good enough.”
These are unconsciously accepted beliefs that can either help or
hinder us. But until we recognize our family’s limited thinking patterns,
we don’t have much of a choice about changing them. Since we are
raised within our family’s reality, becoming aware that there are other
possibilities is difficult. Family members need support to develop the
self-awareness that enables them to grow beyond the old patterns
and internal commitments they’ve established that impede them from
living successful, happy lives. By using the steps illustrated in "Healing
Your Family History" you will come to understand how family belief
systems store inside you and prevent individual growth. These beliefs
lock you into thought processes that hold you back. Both the verbal and
nonverbal messages are strong, and unless you overcome them it is
very likely you will suffer in many area of your life.
As a wife and mother of four children, Rebecca Hintze thoroughly
understands the pressures and the joys of mainstream American
family life, and how necessary it is to take a good hard look at
yourself and the source of your behavior and choices. Growing up,
Hintze was the oldest of five children in a family that suffered the
trauma of a heart-wrenching breakup. Through their separation, she
learned the importance of strong marital relationships and family
bonds. Hintze's 5 steps are easy to understand:
1. Knowing what you need to change
2. Overcoming judgments
3. Getting past the "Groundhog Day" effect
4. Finding the treasure within
5. Making a spiritual connection to heal
While Hintze's interest in these topics had existed throughout her
life, her deep desire to help others through therapy surfaced after her
marriage in 1989. As Hintze entered into a decade-long
private course of study in nontraditional healing modalities, she
consciously applied the tools she learned to the issues families face
every day and observed how much the quality of life improved.
Family members, friends, neighbors, and people in her community
began reaching out for support. Thus, she established a private
practice in life-skills and emotional healing and ultimately began
delivering seminars and leading workshops. Since then Hintze has
counseled thousands.
Healing Your Family History: 5 Steps to Break Free of Destructive
Patterns
Rebecca Hintze / Hay House October 2006
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