15 Reasons Why People Don’t Heal

This video explores:

The distinction between "healed" and "cured."
The two types of chronic dis-ease
The 12 critical facilitators of healing that are often overlooked
15 common ways people get stuck
The single most significant barrier to healing

Healing from chronic issues is a multifaceted and dynamic process that encompasses physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual factors.

The path to recovery is rarely straightforward and is often fraught with challenges. There is no one-size-fits-all solution, and many people get stuck in repetitive cycles that hinder progress.

Despite the abundance of resources available, achieving sustainable wellness remains a struggle for many.

I've witnessed this with most of my clients, and I experienced it firsthand during my recovery from chronic Lyme disease, mold illness, mast cell issues, C-PTSD, and what I humorously term "chronic f****ing shit syndrome."

I've lost count of how often I've felt stuck on my healing journey.

Through my work with clients and my personal experiences, I've learned—and continue to learn—what keeps people from moving forward.

Whether you're dealing with chronic illness, recovering from loss, or healing from emotional trauma, understanding the factors that impede healing is crucial for success.

Knowledge truly is power.

Being informed allows us to adjust our paths if we choose to.

In this video, I share hard truths about our challenges of healing. These insights were game-changers for me, and I believe they will be invaluable for you, whether you're a self-healer or a practitioner.

Take a moment to grab your favorite beverage—I'm currently enjoying decaf Purity coffee with grass-fed butter—sit back, relax, and prepare to be informed and empowered.

By understanding the obstacles to healing, you can make the necessary changes to enhance your healing potential and become your best self-healer—or assist your clients.

Here's to your healing, resilience, and success!

First published on October 21th, 2021. We update accordingly as new information and insights emerge.