Announcing: BrainScripting Workshop

How To Transform Performance Anxiety Into Peak Performance

Performance anxiety is the number one impediment to peak performance for singers, musicians, actors, athletes, stand-up comedians and public speakers. Remarkably, most performers have little training in regulating their mental and emotional states. Performance skills–not just your technical skills in your chosen field–will ultimately determine how good you can be. This four hour workshop will give performers the knowledge, tools and strategies to do their best.

The BrainScripting workshop uses traditional sports psychology methods combined with revolutionary brain-based techniques such as Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) and Cardio Imagery & Rehearsal (CIR). Psychologist Patrick Gannon will demonstrate how you can dramatically reduce your anxiety and then “install” mental scripts of your own choosing that will prime your brain to take your performance to a higher level. Upon registration, participants will be emailed a fifty-page workbook including self-assessment questionnaires, which will highlight your performance challenges. Live demonstrations, video clips, lecture, guided visualizations and performance mapping will be used in a lively and informative workshop format. Two volunteers are needed for the live demonstrations for a half-off discount on the registration fee of $95. Enrollment is limited, so sign up now.

Dr. Patrick Gannon is a clinical and performance psychologist in San Francisco. He has presented his research and workshops in San Francisco, Santa Clara, Portland, and will present at the Aspen Music Festival this coming summer.

Presented by Patrick Gannon, PhD
Saturday, June 2, 2012; 1-5 PM
East Bay Media Center, 1939 Addison St.
(510) 843-3699

Cost: $95
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