The Healing “C”quence” – From Reactive to Creative

Living creatures have two basic biological imperatives. The first is to survive and the second is to pass their genetic material to the next generation. Threat physiology is a necessary component to maximize chances of survival while the whole organism goes on alert. The variables are the intensity and duration. … Read More

Stop Looking for Your “Authentic Self” – It is Right in Front of You

posted in: Recent, Stage 4, Stage 4: Step 2

The only “authentic self” that exists is the one who is present today – right this very second. Your actions and reactions reflect your entire lifetime of programming. Much of our programming is less than ideal but it is what exists. The search for your “authentic self” is futile, consumes … Read More

No One Can Take Away Your Holiday Joy – But You

posted in: Recent, Stage 3, Stage 3: Step 4

Dealing with Holiday Triggers  This blog is written in conjunction with Dr. Les Aria, who is an experienced pain psychologist working in Northern California. He brings a wide range of approaches into successfully treating and solving chronic mental and physical pain. Being triggered and stressed is so common during the … Read More

Connecting the past and present to the future – Bruce Lipton and David Hanscom

posted in: Recent, Stage 4, Stage 4: Step 4

Chronic mental and physical disease are connected by a common root cause – stress. How and why? Stress (threat) creates chemical (physiological) changes in your body (fight or flight), which creates mental and physical symptoms. When you are subjected to chronic stress, the ongoing inflammation and increased fuel consumption (metabolism) … Read More

From “Would Like” to “Should” – The Unenforceable Rules

posted in: Recent, Stage 2, Stage 2: Step 5

Objectives: Our core life outlook is programmed by every second of our life to the present moment. Each person has infinitely unique perspective and feel there are basic ways we “should” live our lives. When others (or ourselves) don’t meet our internal standards, we’ll often become critical and demanding. When … Read More

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