Last week, I had the opportunity to meet a wonderful and smart lady who unfortunately was diagnosed to have depression.
She graduated from college last year but apparently was already having depression. She was given antidepressants for 6 months but mom noted she was just going "crazier."
I tried to communicate with her, she was either bored or really in a depressed mood, though I do sense she is very smart.
After I tried to pry open her real thoughts and feelings, apparently it boiled down to confusion brought about by the conflicts on her religious beliefs that were inculcated into her during her college days.
So I did Body process, and within 2 minutes, she was already twitching, kicking and arching her back like crazy. The mom who was also there started to cry (dont know why?). In 30 mins, a change started to appear, she started to smile and laugh at the slightest things.
Mom was so happy and commented that it was the first time since last year, she saw her laugh.
I felt humbled that I was given this opportunity to bring this person back to who she really IS.
How can it get better than this?
Treating patients not cancer. No cancer is untreatable, as much as no stubborness is tolerable.
Showing posts with label BARS access. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BARS access. Show all posts
Friday, March 14, 2008
In a jiffy
Labels:
access therapy,
BARS access,
body process,
depression
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Anal cancer
I recently went to a 80 yr old female who is diagnosed to have anal cancer. She was obviously in pain 24/7 so she is taking morphine 10mg every 4 hours.
I feel so sad for her, I know she can do more . I did some treatment on her and immediately after she was able to eat and felt better.
Apparently, what really made her depressed was the way the doctors broke the news to her. It was like just "a matter of fact" without a hint of compassion, she as just told to go home and wait.
I feel so sad for her, I know she can do more . I did some treatment on her and immediately after she was able to eat and felt better.
Apparently, what really made her depressed was the way the doctors broke the news to her. It was like just "a matter of fact" without a hint of compassion, she as just told to go home and wait.
Labels:
anal cancer,
BARS access,
cancer stories
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Learning BARS
I just learned that the BARS access consciousness therapy people will hold a seminar next year. I'm quite excited to be involved in this, since I really saw what this therapy could do to a lot of people.
I guess this will also be part of the growth that is expected from me, if I really want to expand myself to improve my skills as a medical practitioner.
I guess this will also be part of the growth that is expected from me, if I really want to expand myself to improve my skills as a medical practitioner.
Sunday, November 18, 2007
BARS access energy therapy
I recently met 2 wonderful persons who happen to practice BARS access therapy. They came and talked to me about helping one another in treating patients.
We hit off pretty well immediately. I was very impressed with both of their energy and genuine drive to help.
I instinctively gave them one of my patients who just had an anxiety attack. She is very worried bout her upcoming CT scans to check for metastasis.
I was glad that my intuition was right about them. I 'm sure I will be working with them more often
We hit off pretty well immediately. I was very impressed with both of their energy and genuine drive to help.
I instinctively gave them one of my patients who just had an anxiety attack. She is very worried bout her upcoming CT scans to check for metastasis.
I was glad that my intuition was right about them. I 'm sure I will be working with them more often
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