Upside Down

After years of using traditional therapies and modalities in his practice, Dr Glen Hong discovered that sometimes the best way to approach a situation is to turn it on its head, or in other words, to go bottom-up. Most traditional treatments for depression and anxiety focus on the belief that if you change a person's thoughts, it will change their feelings; this will then change their actions, with the ultimate goal of gaining intellectual control over your emotions and never feeling emotional pain again. Nice in theory, but rather unrealistic.


In Upside Down, Dr Hong introduces his groundbreaking work with a new method, the Bottom-up approach. By working with the body's natural responses rather than trying to control them, the Bottom-up approach allows you to break free from reactive, negative thinking and focus on unlocking your dreams and pursuing your heart's desires.


'In doing this, you are using your body as a guide to help you heal, overcome your internal obstacles, and open the door to the life that you always wanted to live. This approach requires you to trust yourself, to see yourself already as a whole and complete person, and ultimately to train your body and mind to understand that all of the answers you have been looking for your whole life are already within you.'


Besides extensive research and years of personal experience, this book is packed with tools to help you on your path, including:


Yoga practicesBreathing exercisesMorning and evening routinesMeditation/Journal prompts

Upside Down s the overlapping knowledge as well as my own personal understanding about how to deal with yourself through your emotions, and to live on the terms of your success, and not based on the pains of your past and the perceptions of others.'


Glen Hong is a New Thought Leader and Professor. He is a clinical expert in treating depression and anxiety with over twenty years' experience. Dr Hong's work combines neuroscience and spirituality and seeks to address and alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety through your own nervous system. His life work is to help others to use their emotions as their own guide to healing, and to start living the life that they truly want to live.