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Brain Retraining

Whether you are suffering from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, have had a concussion, or had adverse events in childhood, investigating brain training modalities could be a great idea! In all actuality, modern brain research, neuroplasticity suggests that the brain’s has the ability to modify, change, and adapt both structure and function throughout life. ¹

For links to additional resources, or to find a avenue that may work for you, click here

Breath Work

Utilizing different breathing techniques, programs, and exercises in an effort to improve mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. These exercises focus on your conscious awareness of your inhales and exhales. This modality can be practiced in a group setting, similar to a yoga class guided by an instructor.

There are apps available that will guide your through breathwork practices. Cold plunging is an example of a alternative therapy that utilized the breath to help through the uncomfortable sensations and feeling.

Dentistry (Biological Dentist)

A biological dentist understands that the mouth and body are connected and that illness or disease that occurs inside the body may have direct affect of the health of the mouth, or vise versa. A biological dentist address factors such as stress, diet, and sleep patterns have a direct impact on oral inflammation and disease.

A biological dentist will take a holistic approach while diagnosing, preventing, treating, and maintaining oral health using natural therapies.

Oral health most likely has an impact if dealing with a chronic disease. To find a biological dentist near you, click here

EMDR

(Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)

The eye-movement technique is used in traditional therapy settings. The eyes can be invited to move by following the therapist’s cues. Often a vibrator is used pulsing left side of the body, and then right side of the body. Sound can also instigate the eye movement.

The intention behind this technique is to review a past event while the brain is processing in an altered state. It may instigate a calming effect, so the memory is processed differently. It may bring different recall to the specific memory.

Grounding

(Otherwise Known As Earthing)

Grounding can be done by walking barefoot, laying in the grass, or using grounding systems that are sold online. 

Grounding is based on the idea that the Earth’s electrical charges can positively impact your health, mood, and body. Some research suggests that grounding can:

Reduce inflammation, ease stress, improve sleep, improve mood, improve blood flow, and reduce pain. ²

Inner Child Healing

“Many childhood experiences have become, of necessity deeply buried in the unconscious during the process of developing one’s adult personality. This separation or distancing from one’s childhood is no longer needed when the adult personality is fully and securely formed, but by then, the distancing has for most people become a part of that very personality.

Separation from one’s childhood is temporarily necessary, but if it is permanently maintained it deprives us of inner experiences, which when restored to us, can keep us young in spirit and also permit greater closeness to our children.” ³

There comes a time during a person’s healing work when they would like to investigate and fully understand their unique spiritual traits and authentic personality. This is where Inner Child Work is introduced into a healing practice.

Grieving what once was, and what was lost is a normal part of this experiential journey. Many experts are in the field of phycology and spirituality are exploring their own returning to the child who was once buried, but still is alive within them. To find support or a course to reach out to a younger you, click here

Iron Overload

The supplementation of Iron and Iron Fortified Foods contribute to chronic illness according to the pro-metabolic movement.

For additional resources to rebalance minerals and lower the amount of iron load in the body, click here

NAET

(Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Techniques)

Neurofeedback

A non-invasive treatment that encourages the brain to develop healthier patterns of activity. The goal of treatment is not only to change how you think and feel, but also to change your brain on a biological level for better functioning. ⁴

I wrote about my experience with neurofeedback. Blog post linked here:

Neurofeedback

Ozone Therapy

Physical Therapy

Psychosomatic Conditions

Raw Diet or Vegan Lifestyle

Rolfing

Somatic Therapy

If you struggle with an addiction, PTSD symptoms or chronic depression, you may need support to reconnect with the body again. These are indicators that the pain was too much for us to handle, so removing ourselves from our bodies by ways of numbing or extreme disassociation (feeling removed from the body) what our best way of coping at the time.

‘Soma’ is a Greek word for ‘the living body known from within’, or known to the Self. This ‘knowing’, or returning to the body, signifies wholeness. ⁵

Somatic therapy is an experiential approach towards gently connecting the mind with the body again.

For additional resources and to find a therapist, click here

Trauma Informed Therapy

A holistic approach to trauma defines trauma not as an event, but rather as a disruption and overwhelm to our body-mind’s capacity to adapt, thrive, and flourish.⁶

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If you have an illness in mind, or another subject that you want to read about, but did not find it on this list, I have an additional directory linked here:

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Hi, I’m Cami

The creator of this website!

After years of my own physical struggles, I started recording my personal story. As I wrote, it was natural to reference the therapies that I used through my own healing process.

In a healing journey it becomes a gift to recognize that some healing modalities cost money, and some are completely free and magically drop into your lap.

If I have any advice for someone who is just starting a “healing journey”, I would say:

“Trust God. Don’t limit the power held in your untold stories. God knows you and he knows that you are unique. There are healing clues in the stories that you have never told anyone.

AND, the people that you are supposed to be working with will believe you. They will believe your story, and they will begin to help you see that you have keys to help restore your body.”

This blog was born with my own desire to figure out what was wrong with me. After I took the leap of writing down my story, I was able to find the most wonderful people that had skills to help me connect my story to my symptoms. It’s amazing finding people that have a spiritual reason for being in their profession, and their spirit is a guiding light for them.

I look for these type of “specialist” now. Those who can guide me to the unique needs that my body has.

I believe that creating the guide above, has been a gift–for free, from me, but gathering this information took years of careful combing through information, as well as sifting through my own heartaches, emotional responses.

I hope that it was of some service to you–especially recognizing that you are not alone in your healing journey! It is my greatest desire is that you will return to this website and share some of your own personal story of resolutions, that began with the experience of pain.

Pain and transformation brought me to this space. I invite you to see your pain as an invitation to your body. I believe it has the skill to heal, as you turn to your own innate goodness!

Thank you!

1. Definition of neuroplasticity credit: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2017.01657/full[↩]
2. https://www.verywellhealth.com/grounding-7494652[↩]
3. Bettelheim, Bruno. A Good Enough Parent, New York: A. Knopf, 1987[↩]
4. Chandra, Suruchi: https://chandramd.com/what-is-neurofeedback/#:~:text=What%20is%20neurofeedback%20therapy%3F,biological%20level%20for%20better%20functioning.[↩]
5. Definition of Somatic source: https://www.theembodylab.com/[↩]
6. Holistic approach definition of trauma source: https://www.theembodylab.com/[↩]