Martin Performance Institute technology is based on the fact that all or at least many of life's experiences are stored in the subconscious portion of the human mind. According to Larry Cahill, a researcher for the Center for the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory at the University of California Irvine, the brain has two memory systems -- one for processing ordinary information and one for handling emotionally charged events.¹

Emotionally charged memories are stored in the subconscious portion of our mind with anger, grief, fear, etc., associated with or attached to them. These emotionally charged memories can create "blocks" as we sometimes refer to them, which oftentimes inhibit performance. These "blocks" are also responsible for much of the self-sabotage and health challenges people experience. Identifying these blocks and guiding our clients in eliminating them is what the Martin Performance Institute is all about. The unique process we utilize is not psychology, psychotherapy or psychiatry. Rather, since emotions are physiologically based (neuropeptides looking for a receptor site)² they can be affected using MPI technology. The process is non-threatening, non-invasive, and very effective. Results are often immediate.

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¹ Article - San Diego Union Tribune, Wed. Oct. 26, 1994, pg. E3
² Interview with Candace Pert, Ph.D. in "Quiet Miracles of the Brain" by Joel L. Serdlow, National Geographic Vol. 187, No.6, June 1995, pg.25