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Beau Chatham | Jul 27, 2010
As a former Airborne Ranger, one of my greatest educational experiences came to me when I was a young, green second lieutenant. I was enrolled in the U.S. Army’s legendary Ranger School in the late fall of 1982. During this grueling 58-day leadership course, I had the opportunity to learn the invaluable lesson of the effectiveness of a well planned and well executed reconnaissance prior to a combat mission. For my civilian readers, here’s a bit of background on reconnaissance, or recon, as we commonly refer to it even today. Warriors take a knee and I’ll get the rest caught up quickly. Part of the process of conducting military operations involves the development of assumptions about...
Beau Chatham | Jul 19, 2010
Before I begin this week's blog post, I would like to let all combat veteran readers know that I will be discussing scenes from a film I recently had the honor of screening.  It is about...
Beau Chatham | Jul 14, 2010
 Over the past 8 weeks, I have given you several new ways to look at healing your PTSD.  In taking this approach, I have received some questions from friends asking about the use of war...
Tara Shadowen | Jul 13, 2010
Many of you reading this are Americans, and as such, are not necessarily soccer fans, but before it ended last Sunday, the 2010 FIFA World Cup soccer championship offered a wider-than-usual range of...
Kelly Burris PhD | Jul 12, 2010
Subconscious Restructuring® Forcing Change The days of observational subjective analytical counseling, therapy or life coaching are being forced out with the implementation of a proven program...
Dr. Jeffrey T. ... | Jul 09, 2010
  The "Who" rock and roll group made famous the observation, "No matter where you go, there you are"!  Many of us live a life of frustration, stress and worry because we...
Kelly Burris PhD | Jun 29, 2010
Is Psychoanalysis & CBT a Disease Masquerading as a Cure?  Every year the use of antidepressants, antipsychotics and many other medications go up exponentially in an attempt to adjust or...
Beau Chatham | Jun 26, 2010
 If you've been following me over the last few weeks, you know that I introduced the idea of incorporating the Principles of War as a means of dealing with PTSD. In doing this, my hope...
Beau Chatham | Jun 21, 2010
 Please come read an exclusive blog post on Heal My PTSD.  You can only read it here: Heal My PTSD Thanks for your support,   Beau
Beau Chatham | Jun 17, 2010
  If you've been following me over the last few weeks, you know that I introduced the idea of incorporating the Principles of War as a means of dealing with PTSD. In doing this, my...

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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.

A Counseling - Life Coaching discipline known as Subconscious Restructuring® is the only evidence-based program process in behavioral health to uniformly comply with an extensive Rand Study on PTSD in the Military