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The Healing Blog
Breathwork for Healing - The Why
Had you asked me in 1992 if I saw myself not being part of the technology field, I would've said, "No way!" Yet in 1994 I was back in school enrolled full-time, pursuing my degree in Exercise Science and Sports Studies. As much as I love technology, I realized it was not the career I had envisioned. Had you asked me in 2006 , when I was at the pinnacle of my Strength and Conditioning career, if I ever saw myself as a bodyworker, I would've scoffed and called you crazy. Why

Coach Izzy


You Treated Me and I’m I Still in Pain. Part One – The 20 and 80
“You fixed my friend in two sessions but I’m still in pain. Why?” Enquiring minds ask when the nearly-instantaneous cure of their condition doesn’t materialize. As if that were not enough, long-forgotten pain patterns resurface. Frustrating! But by the 4th or 5h session, when they finally start experiencing relief, they wonder why I waited so long. “Why didn’t you do that the first session?” they ask. The explanation is easy but seldom welcome as it demands accountability on
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You Treated Me and I’m Still in Pain. Part Two – The Powerful 80
In our previous article, we stated that the 20 is the role played by the therapist—the catalyst of healing if you will. Now it is time to...
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You Treated Me and I’m I Still in Pain. Part Three – Thoughts: The Intangible Factor
“His tension headaches keep coming back,” the dad said about his son. “He feels better for a week and then the headaches return.” He...
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Finding the Root of Back Pain – It’s Not What You Think
Well, duh! If your back hurts it’s because it got hurt. Isn’t this pretty straightforward and evident?Yes, and … no! Not really. And...
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