Protecting Health Freedom: It Is Everything

You've Got A Problem; Big Deal

Sun, 18 Nov 2007 21:53:00 +0000

I am going to sound cold and heartless, but what's the big deal about your problem? I truly am not trying to sound cold and heartless but a lot of turmoil can be prevented if we ask ourselves a simple question: How do you feel about yourself because ______ is happening? Do you feel defeated and rejected or do you feel ready to understand your situation so you are moved to dissecting it in order to weigh your options? Let's explore how we label ourselves. www.CreatePurpose.com www.BetterLivingChoices.com ......................................... ****Please note***** The last few minutes of this episode was not saved. I was reviewing the current topic but I will recap it during the next podcast. The next episode will include: 1. health decisions 2. informed consent...do we really have it? 3. living at your highest potential making important health decisions

Disability in the Workplace: Mind~Body Connection--Translate What the Body is Communicating Through Disabiility

Sat, 17 Nov 2007 12:53:00 +0000

[Visit CreatePurpose.com] Injuries that lead to disability in the work place are highly correlated to emotional dissatisfaction with work or personal issues. Can managers and employers recognize when workers aren't using their talents effectively and help them find the appropriate path? This is just one example of translating the body's unique language. It's difficult to listen to what our bodies try to tell us. Afterall, there doesn't seem to be much excitement in balanced solutions when we have become accustomed to the persistent negative reinforcement of dwelling on the immediate problems. Addiction reframing is another example of translating the body-mind language. Enjoy the podcast. [www.drhomic.com]

Your body can't let go unless you let go

Sat, 20 Oct 2007 21:04:00 +0000

I work with people everyday who are frustrated because their bodies are in some kind of a dysfunctional pattern. The body can't let go of it because they can't let go of something in the mind. Learning how to allow a trauma to be released is liberating.