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This information is based on traditional and nontraditional natural healing methods, scientific fact and theory.

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FEEL WANT & WILLING

Communication is an essential skill, with self and others. This technique allows you to understand your needs and wants allowing you to pick a direction that serves you best.

FRONTAL/OCCIPITAL HOLDING

When you feel stressed this amazing technique allows you to find a calm relaxed state.

Calming Breath

This breathing technique will help calm you quickly.

NEUROSOMATIC SELF HELP TECHNIQUE

When stress feels overwhelming this self-administered technique allows you to calm the body and mind.

NEUROSOMATIC TRAUMA RELEASE

This technique has the benefit of another person touching you while in a healing state. The calming effect reeducates the body in relation to perceived stressors. It is also extremely effective in reducing the shock reaction in the body when repeated over and over.

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