In today's episode, we delve into the profound narrative of Holly Beck's life, where adversity became the fertile ground for her personal growth and her transition into a compassionate and effective healer for those in need.

In a world often marked by unexpected challenges and health setbacks, Holly Beck's story stands as a testament to resilience and transformation. Her remarkable 20-year journey takes us on a path from the early days of battling mono in her twenties to a bewildering encounter with chronic fatigue, the exploration of alternative healing methods, and finally, the life-altering diagnosis of lupus.

Adversity and challenges are not just obstacles in our path; they are the very crucibles in which our character, strength, and resilience are forged. In the pursuit of a better understanding of the transformative power of adversity, Dr. Moss recently delved into the remarkable journey of Dr. Rall, who has conquered numerous obstacles in their life.

In the realm of healing, adversity and challenges have a remarkable way of shaping character, fortifying strength, and nurturing resilience. The journey of Dr. Ben Rall is a profound testament to this truth, as he confronted formidable obstacles, from battling health issues to navigating the turbulent waters of entrepreneurship, and enduring the setbacks that often accompany such a path.

If you're going to be exquisite if you're going to be with somebody, if you're going to be a great human being, there are a few qualities that are really important— being honest and being curious.

About healing, curing, health, growth and development, and what it really means to go from being someone who has had a hard and challenging life.

Keith Carlson is someone who had plenty of obstacles and who transforms & transmute that into being someone who can be an effective and honest to goodness healer, who can care about humanity and make a widespread difference in the world.

If you're somebody who knows somebody who has been involved in some degree of trauma or if you're somebody who has had some trauma, will you wonder…

“How can I pay it forward? How can I become an exquisite healer? How can I triumph over my past?”

Daniel Gospodarek is a mental health therapist and licensed clinical social worker who has experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and is using his story to help others.

Daniel offers advice for listeners who may be experiencing similar challenges, including the importance of self-care and seeking support from others.

Reiki is a holistic healing practice that uses universal life force energy to treat physical, emotional, and spiritual issues by clearing blocked energy and restoring balance.

It also emphasizes the importance of intuition and imagination in guiding the energy healing process and is gaining recognition as a valuable integrative care option.

Kerri Jokala shares with us how REIKI is used as a healing method, and how trusting your intuition could be the wisest thing you can do in your daily life.

Let me tell you the value of trauma-based pain therapy and how it connects with various therapies for chronic pain.

Join me and Elizabeth Kipp in discovering how healing & personal growth involve self-awareness, understanding the limitations of the mind, & recognizing that the power to heal resides within oneself…

The number one complaint I receive as a psychiatrist was that people were having trouble sleeping, and many people end up taking like sleeping pills— pills that are made in the laboratory that aren't very effective and frankly cause the insomnia the next day more than likely as well as maybe help you get a sense of exhaustion…

Today, I am with Manohar Grandhi from India who shares his insomnia journey & the transformative power of meditation in overcoming sleeplessness and anxiety.

In our recent episode, I had the privilege of conversing with Mai Ka Yang, also known as MK. Mai Ka's insights illuminated her dedication to guiding individuals through their quests for healing and growth.

Listen now to this powerful episode as we dive into the transformative journey from trauma to healing and how it can unlock endless possibilities in your life.

My guest for this episode is Mai Ka Yang, who battled with depression for so many years not knowing that she actually has depression all those times.

In the quest to understand effective healing, this episode probes a pivotal question:

“Must healers personally undergo their clients' traumas?”

I navigate this intricate terrain, unveiling profound perspectives.

The idea of providing resonating harmonic healing for somebody requires some degree of healing on our own.

My guest for today’s episode is Sandra Cooze who says “trauma is not a life sentence”.