Learning how to use Holistic Emotive Practices cannot take place in a short amount of time. It takes time to learn the relationships between individual speech sounds and feelings, and it takes practice for you to recognize and categorize your feelings based on the three physiological dimensions of emotions.
I have put together a series of presentations designed to introduce the concepts of Holistic Emotive Practices and provide useful examples that you can use to help you achieve emotional balance. The presentations are divided into two volumes. Volume I consists of eleven lessons on the basic science behind Holistic Emotive Practices and its fundamental theory. Volume II (to be completed some time soon) will contain fourteen lessons with a total of ninety-nine practical examples, with each lesson geared toward a particular type emotional challenge or situation in which Holistic Emotive Practices can provide help.
The first three presentations are available and can be seen and heard via YouTube through the links below. Links to the transcripts are also provided.
Holistic Emotive Practices Presentations
Volume 1, Part 1: Introduction -- Transcription for Volume 1, Part 1
Volume 1, Part 2: The Physiological Dimensions of Emotions -- Transcription for Volume 1, Part 2
Volume 1, Part 3: The Physiology of Speech -- Transcription for Volume 1, Part 3
Transcripts to the remaining eight presentations are also available, although the audio has not yet been recorded.
Click on the links below to access the remaining presentations of Volume 1.
Transcription for Volume 1, Part 4: Connecting Primary Sounds to Emotions
Transcription for Volume 1, Part 5: Connecting Non-primary Sounds to Emotion
Transcription for Volume 1, Part 6: The Emotional Implications of Sound Combinations
Transcription for Volume 1, Part 7: Using Speech Sounds to Modulate Emotions
Transcription for Volume 1, Part 8: Silent HEP
Transcription for Volume 1, Part 9: Picking a Sound to Match Your Mood – The First Step in HEP
Transcription for Volume 1, Part 10: Religious Examples Analyzed with HEP
Transcription for Volume 1, Part 11: Best Practices