
Support Your Patients with Guided Visualization
complement your patient care offerings with guided visualization
BENEFITS OF GUIDED VISUALIZATION
Here are some of the evidence-based ways that guided visualization can help your patients heal and feel better mentally and physically through health challenges.
Feel better and experience less pain as they heal and recover.
DECREASE PAIN
enhances immune function
Strengthen their immune system and prevent illness and infections.
Recover from injuries and illness faster and return to the activities they love.
Lessen healing time
Enhances feelings of wellbeing
Feel more hopeful and positive about their health and ability to thrive.
Cultivate and nurture a positive and hopeful outlook as they heal.
reduce anxiety
HELPS Coping with chronic illness
Reduce feelings of anxiety and depression related to chronic conditions.
Why offer your patients GUIDED VISUALIZATION
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Empower your PATIENTS’ healing journey
Too often, the mind and spirit elements are missing in the healing process. We want to make it easy for practitioners to bring in these critical elements to ensure a complete healing experience.
Cultivating hope and positivity in the body’s ability to heal is essential in the recovery process, as is feeling empowered and active in that process.
Guided meditation with visualization is a powerful way to supplement your services, by offering patients something specifically tailored to aid in their recovery mindset.

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Guided VIsualization FAQs
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Guided visualization is a relaxation and healing technique that involves dwelling on positive mental images or scenes. For our guided visualizations we focus on imagery that promotes positivity about healing from a wide variety of specific health challenges.
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Guided visualization is a mind-body technique, which alters your physical condition through the power of your mind. It works because the body tends to respond to the imagery you call up in your mind as it would to a real external experience. It then sends messages to the emotional control center of the brain that can help promote healing, reduce pain, and foster positivity.
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Yes! There are a multitude of peer-reviewed studies that found guided meditation with visualization to be effective at reducing pain and anxiety and speed up healing. A few examples include effectiveness with preoperative anxiety, patients with cancer receiving chemotherapy, patients with COVID-19, gastrointestinal disorders, elective joint replacement patients, and multiple sclerosis.
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Generally, guided visualization is considered safe for most individuals. However, it may not be suitable for patients who have certain psychiatric conditions such as psychosis or severe dissociative disorders. Additionally, patients with a history of trauma or those who experience distressing imagery during visualization exercises may require additional support or alternative approaches. It's important for healthcare providers to screen patients and tailor guided visualization interventions to individual needs and preferences.
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Our guided healing visualizations are typically 15-20 minutes. Each contains a calming and centering exercise to help the mind become receptive to healing imagery, a guided visualization with positive affirmations, and a vision of a future in which patients radiate health and vitality.
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No, but patients may find that using headphones enhances the experience by minimizing external distractions.
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If patients find that they struggle to visualize, that’s okay. There’s no one way to benefit from this - suggest that they simply try their best to visualize and experience whatever they can. Over time, and with consistent practice, they may find that their ability to visualize becomes more fluid and intuitive.
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The calming and de-stressing aspects can occur in the first listen. To get the most long-term mindset and healing benefits from this, we’d recommend that patients try to allow time for this at least 5 days a week for the duration of their recovery depending on their health challenge.
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Patients can download these as MP3 audio files and listen on any device.
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Anyone who would like to support their healing and recovery process with something that helps them develop a positive, empowering, healing mindset.