Healing Fractures - Articles
How to help Children manage their Emotions
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K.C A.
This article was written in response to the following email; Hi KC, I have two children 4 and 9 years of age. We are having trouble getting them to express their feelings. The 4 year old throws things around when he is upset and then feels very sorry and broken about it. The 9 year old simply clams up for days. I have to call around and go b ...
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Hormonal Rebellion - Healing from Trauma during Puberty
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K.C A.
Its amazing how most of us are so scarred by our traumatic entry into adulthood that we dare not really allow ourselves to remember how we felt back then. People convinced us it was normal to be traumatized and we accepted that. Every day, 9 out of 10 human energy fields I make medicine for, have clear indications of trauma experienced in t ...
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5 Ancient methods for Holistic Tissue Regeneration
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K.C A.
If there's one thing about living a hard life and aging that we humans would like to undo - its the effect on our tissues; The marks on our skin, sagging weak skin, brittle breaking dull hair, over-worked nerves, straining heart muscle, worn out enamel, the scar tissue on our internal organs, muscles and bones - making our bodies sag, inflexi ...
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Unexplainable burdens of Guilt
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K.C A.
This article was written as part of a response to the following; I'm recovering from long term abuse. All my life almost - my father did the abusing. I don't know why I can't shake off the guilt. I feel cursed by God. I feel something was very wrong with me even at birth for these things to happen. I feel all wrong and unable to face the world. I d ...
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What Style of Hypnotherapy is Right for You?
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Noah R.
By Holly Holmes-Meredith, D. Min., MFT, Board Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Hypnotherapy Topic Expert ContributorClick here to contact Holly and/or see her GoodTherapy.org ProfileThere are several styles of hypnotherapy that are commonly adopted by practitioners and not all styles work well for all clients. One way to access what style might w ...
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Ankle again
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Clare
Andra's back in full swing...happy again (we had a fussy couple of days, highly unusual), crawling like a champ, and getting much better at standing without falling over (for a couple seconds at least!). We just found out the insurance company WILL pay for her hemangioma surgery (well, 80% of it since the doctor is out of network) which is now sch ...
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A little Glitch witht the g tube.
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Sasha
Things have been a little crazy around here and I haven't gotten a chance to update. We got home on Monday from the hospital. Tuesday we went and got some blood work done for Wysdom and he got his H1N1 shot. I must say that it was pretty uneventful. We were able to take him into the clinic and get it done right away.He didn't have any fever or rea ...
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Stupid Ankle, Stupid Week
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Molly H.
So my sprained ankle and I have had a very boring week, hence the lack of posts. We had viewing and funeral to deal with, which coincided with 2 complete rest days for me and my foot, which was still killing me. It's beena sad few days, and that's all I'll say about that. By this morning, it felt better but I just did a weight set (skipping any ...
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Brace Fitting
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Lee
The guy came back with my brace today. He did nothing to try to fix it but he brought a heat gun with him to try to fix it hear. It now feels a little better, but there is still a little pressure on my arch so it still needs to be grinded down. I am sad because I really wanted it to be fixed today. I can try to wear it for a little at a time t ...
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Changing the “Whack-A-Mole” Syndrome
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Lori Hanson
Addictive personalities, in the rehab and treatment community are plentiful. Individuals who latch on to multiple methods of blocking pain and “numbing out” to life. “I’m sober for 13 months now! But I’m binging and purging multiple times every day.” “I’ve recovered from my bulimia, but I’m dri ...
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