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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Testimonial
Client Spotlight: Jewel R
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One Thing We Can Do Today To Start To Live The Life Of Our Dreams
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Foods To Avoid and Why
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Dr. Scott Walker interviews Dr. Anna Tobia – Part I
This video is part 1 of an interview with Dr. Anna Tobia, a medical psychologist, about her experience with the Emotional Technique (ET) and its impact on cancer patients. Dr. Tobia shares her journey of discovering ET and how it has transformed her practice. She emphasizes the effectiveness and [...]
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Improved Health and Emotional Well Being Testimonial
Client Spotlight: Marcia M.
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Boost Mental Well-Being in Challenging Times with NET
The regular stresses of life in regular times are plenty for most of us, let alone living through these current challenging moments at home and abroad. It can be overwhelming. It’s easy to feel lost or stressed when the world around us seems unpredictable and filled with difficult situations.
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Why is Everybody Not Pursuing Their Dreams?
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What is a common response after receiving N.E.T.? – Mark Fohs, L.M.H.C.
This video discusses the common responses people have after receiving N.E.T. therapy. The speaker, Mark Fohs, L.M.H.C., states that people often feel lighter and experience a sense of hope after receiving N.E.T. therapy. Here are the time-stamped highlights: 0:00 – The speaker introduces the topic of the video, which [...]
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My New Facebook Fan Page!
Become a fan on Facebook by clicking here –> Dr. Mary Lou Rane Fan Page Save Now
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What did the data reveal about the Cerebellum? – Daniel Monti, M.D.
This video discusses the role of the cerebellum in stress and emotional regulation. The speaker, Daniel Monti, M.D., explains that new research has shown that the cerebellum is connected to the limbic brain, which is involved in emotions. This connection helps to explain how the cerebellum can influence stress [...]
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