Working as a physiotherapist and coach, I am excited about the Re-mind.
I use the Re-mind myself and also recommend it to my patients and coachees. Old habits are so ingrained in me that breaking free of them takes time. I notice the same with my clients 😊. You know somewhere that you could do something more efficient in your attitude or way of thinking but .... yet you forget. The re-mind helps remind me and my clients in a subtle way of what I/they would like to improve or achieve. It works much more pleasantly than a timer on my phone.The applications are numerous: with one client it focuses on breathing, with another on tense shoulders, tight jaws, posture such as standing upright/walking, etc. With another for grounding, paying attention to thinking patterns, learning to remember to compliment yourself, or learning to focus attention on Spaciousness. But the Re-mind is also a nice tool for meditation.I have attached the re-mind both with tape on arm/leg or belly or put the re-mind in my sock. In short: if you want to learn new routines, the re-mind is an indispensable tool in my eyes.
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“Old habits are so ingrained in me” Psychosomatic physiotherapist Mark ten Seldam on the re-mind I work as a physiotherapist and coach and I am enthusiastic about the Re-mind. I use the Re-mind myself and also recommend it to my patients and coachees. Old habits are so ingrained with me,
“Low-threshold and practical to use” Exercise therapist Maartje de Jong on the re-mind The Re-mind I use regularly in practice and I also often lend it to patients. It is a simple but very effective tool that acts as a support to become more aware of
“The Re-mind offers a solution!” Speech therapist Ellen Engwerda on the re-mind Use of the Re-mind in our speech therapy practice In our primary speech therapy practice in Hilvarenbeek, we make extensive use of the Re-mind in automating correct mouth and breathing habits. For both children and adults, it is often a challenge to learn the
