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Manifest Life with Dr. William Kalatsky · The Trauma Therapist

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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Trauma Therapists podcast. My name is Gimick
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Speaker 1: person I interview incredible people who've dedicated their lives to
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Speaker 1: helping those who've been impacted by trauma. A big thank
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Speaker 1: this show. So five four, three, two and one, our folks,
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Speaker 1: welcome back to the podcast. Very excited to have as
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Speaker 1: my guest today, Doctor William Kolatski. William, welcome, Thank you,
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Speaker 1: thank you, nice to see you, nice to be here.
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Speaker 1: Doctor Klatsky is a creator of the Intuition Method, a
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Speaker 1: framework designed to help individuals access their inner guidance, manifest
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Speaker 1: desired outcomes, and heal at deep levels, especially from occurring
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Speaker 1: migraines and other challenging patterns. With the Headaches Heal Method
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Speaker 1: and supporting courses. In book, Dr Kulaski combines intuitive wisdom
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Speaker 1: with practical strategies. Just your life from autopilot into purpose
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Speaker 1: full flow. All right, William, just a little bit about you,
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Speaker 1: but before we get go and share with the listeners
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Speaker 1: where you're from originally and where you are currently.
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Speaker 2: Sure. Yes, originally I'm from New York City and now
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Speaker 2: I moved to Miami well five years ago.
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Speaker 1: Okay, so I know we're gonna venture into the work
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Speaker 1: you do with trauma specifically, But before we get there,
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Speaker 1: how did all this start for you? Intuition? All this start?
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Speaker 2: Well? As a child, I was always very interested in
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Speaker 2: the mind consciousness. I was the earliest subscriber to a
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Speaker 2: magazine called Psychology today, I was eleven years old. My
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Speaker 2: interest was so strong. I was trying to understand how
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Speaker 2: the mind works, where it goes when we sleep, where
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Speaker 2: it goes when someone's in a coma, how miraculous healings happen,
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Speaker 2: and even the stories I hear about this, the gurus
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Speaker 2: in India that would heal people, and something in me
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Speaker 2: knew it was true and I couldn't I couldn't really
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Speaker 2: put my finger on it. So I was just studying.
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Speaker 2: So I got into meditation at an early age along
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Speaker 2: with that. When I was about twelve, I was diagnosed
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Speaker 2: with an intestinal disease that was told I was told
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Speaker 2: it was incurable, and my brother had the same situation,
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Speaker 2: Crone's colitis, so he was actually being scheduled for surgery.
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Speaker 2: And that's when we met this chiropractor who was an
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Speaker 2: energy healer, and we both got well in just a
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Speaker 2: few months. And yeah, and that's when he said, if
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Speaker 2: you want to learn what I do, go to chiropractical
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Speaker 2: school and I'll teach you. I want you to have
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Speaker 2: credibility and not just be a healer. And this is
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Speaker 2: some time ago, so you know, healing today is different
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Speaker 2: than it was, you know, thirty years ago. Well, doing
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Speaker 2: that work for so many years started to develop things. Incidentally,
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Speaker 2: the headaches method, the headaches heal meth that I was
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Speaker 2: doing with hospitals in the UK for about two years.
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Speaker 2: I became the referral source for pregnant women that had
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Speaker 2: migraines and the meds weren't working or them they didn't
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Speaker 2: want to take meds while they were pregnant, and that
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Speaker 2: over time led me to discover that using frequency work
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Speaker 2: that I do over zoom each migraine, each headache, was
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Speaker 2: really about compressed emotions and it allowed me to recognize
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Speaker 2: the feeling, the frequency of each different emotion, the negative emotions,
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Speaker 2: which led to what I'm doing now. I know it
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Speaker 2: wasn't covered in the bio, but at this time I'm
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Speaker 2: doing research with the University of Miami, working with the
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Speaker 2: military for PTSD in many different kinds of emotional distresses,
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Speaker 2: and it's it's really become my great passion now because
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Speaker 2: as we do the research, as we learn about the
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Speaker 2: way the brainwaves change, and that frequency literally is a
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Speaker 2: code that affects us in a specific way. It's just
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Speaker 2: it's becoming very interesting to see how fast people can
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Speaker 2: get over grief, anxiety, fear, trauma, things like that.
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Speaker 1: So, just to go back a little bit, so at eleven, Yes,
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Speaker 1: so I mean this, this just is inny. I mean that.
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Speaker 2: You yeah, I just it was you know, it's just
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Speaker 2: I understood something was real about it, something just felt right,
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Speaker 2: and yet you really have no way to know because
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Speaker 2: there's no proof. Right, it's a craving and a feeling,
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Speaker 2: and there was no teacher to find until I found
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Speaker 2: this healer who showed us that it was real. It
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Speaker 2: was just things I'd read about in books, and you
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Speaker 2: hear rumors and hear mystical stories and things maybe from
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Speaker 2: the Bible, and you just hear these amazing stories and
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Speaker 2: going sounds like it could be true. How do I
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Speaker 2: access that level of awareness, that level of consciousness? And
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Speaker 2: you know today I understand you know, there are there
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Speaker 2: are some people that say, oh, you know that I'm
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Speaker 2: very spiritual and things like that, and maybe I am,
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Speaker 2: but I don't even see this work as spiritual. I
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Speaker 2: just see it as becoming sensitive to different fields, different
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Speaker 2: energetics that allow us to become aware of more and
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Speaker 2: ties into intuition, creating your life man infestation in a
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Speaker 2: very powerful way.
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Speaker 1: There's something about intuition and manifestation that really attracts me.
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Speaker 1: And I don't think I'm alone in this, but I think,
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Speaker 1: I mean, I certainly feel like, why is it? What
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Speaker 1: the hell is getting am I putting in my own way?
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Speaker 1: Why is it so hard? Why does it seem so
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Speaker 1: easy for other people to manifest? And there's part of
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Speaker 1: it that a lot of people are like, come on,
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Speaker 1: I mean, and we know, well, I think it's not
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Speaker 1: just about sitting in your room and wishing for things
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Speaker 1: to happen. You've got to get out there. But I
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Speaker 1: don't know. I don't even know. If there's a question
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Speaker 1: in here, I guess, how did you start to get
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Speaker 1: connected with intuition? Well?
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Speaker 2: Okay, so I was always very sensitive, you know, I
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Speaker 2: would look at things like in my book The Intuition Method,
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Speaker 2: I talk about one thing we can all relate to
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Speaker 2: let's call it intuition, but it's a phenomenon where I
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Speaker 2: call it the telephone phenomena. You think of someone and
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Speaker 2: then you get a text message or your phone rings.
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Speaker 2: Happens to everyone. This alone should be a mass worldwide
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Speaker 2: study on consciousness to say, oh, this happens to everybody.
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Speaker 2: This is a phenomenon. What's happening. And the fact is,
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Speaker 2: even with something, as long as you can tune into
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Speaker 2: recognizing patterns and become quiet in your mind and in
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Speaker 2: your body, you're going to start to notice that when
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Speaker 2: those moments happen, you feel slightly different. The thought of
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Speaker 2: that person comes in in a way that doesn't exactly
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Speaker 2: belong in your regular thought process. And when that happens,
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Speaker 2: you say, oh, I'm about to get a text, and
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Speaker 2: then you do. Right, So there is a process to
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Speaker 2: getting sensitive. So I look at it like this. The
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Speaker 2: mind is noisy at this level. It's a lot of noise.
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Speaker 2: Intuition speaks down here, so we need to This is
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Speaker 2: not going to get much louder unless it's an emergency
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Speaker 2: where it's going to kick you in the shin and
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Speaker 2: say hey, don't drive that way. But if we learn
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Speaker 2: to bring this down to about here, this becomes hearable,
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Speaker 2: and then there's so in the book. When I wrote it, it
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Speaker 2: was actually I started writing it in about twenty eighteen,
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Speaker 2: and I was in New York, and I noticed that
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Speaker 2: my patients were arguing all the time about politics. And
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Speaker 2: these were people into holistic health, so they had the
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Speaker 2: same perspectives on one major thing, the way they run
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Speaker 2: their lives. And yet I noticed the only difference between
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Speaker 2: who they were fighting for or against was which channel
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Speaker 2: they watched. And it made me so curious, and I said,
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Speaker 2: let me show them away. They can access their intuition
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Speaker 2: on a conscious level, so that way they can choose.
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Speaker 2: They can actually say, oh, now that I know this works,
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Speaker 2: now let me think about this and see how it feels.
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Speaker 2: And when you do the first exercise in the book,
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Speaker 2: I call it the foundational breath technique, where you learn
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Speaker 2: to use your breath to access what's true for you,
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Speaker 2: Suddenly you realize, oh, and you might even reach for
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Speaker 2: the food on the shelf in the supermarket and your
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Speaker 2: breath changes and you say, oh, that's not good for me.
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Speaker 2: Let me read the ingredients, and you realize, oh, there's
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Speaker 2: something in there. I'm allergic to your body. Your body responds,
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Speaker 2: just like when you're walking down the street sometimes and
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Speaker 2: you tense up and then you look behind you and
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Speaker 2: there's someone following. There's part of you that's aware, and
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Speaker 2: so from there there's a there's another exercise called a
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Speaker 2: super slow movement that teaches you how to slow down
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Speaker 2: time in a way where you notice the moments between
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Speaker 2: the moments. Because if we just go wide and say
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Speaker 2: I stood up, I sat down, but there's about an
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Speaker 2: infinite amount of moments that could be clocked between sitting
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Speaker 2: up and standing and standing up and sitting down, Meaning
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Speaker 2: I could go from one to two, or I can
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Speaker 2: go from one to point one to one point two,
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Speaker 2: one point three to one point is zillion. And when
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Speaker 2: we start to notice purposefully these smaller moments, our brain
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Speaker 2: starts to look for smaller moments, and that's where we
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Speaker 2: find intuition, those moments, those thoughts being placed.
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Speaker 1: How did your interest in trauma come about such that
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Speaker 1: now you're working and you're doing research.
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Speaker 2: Yes, Well, when you start to pay attention in a
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Speaker 2: lot of different ways, you notice different subtleties in how
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Speaker 2: people are processing information. So what I found doing all
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Speaker 2: this headache work was that people were storing trauma. And
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Speaker 2: when we started to free up the frequencies or the
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Speaker 2: energetic patterns that were holding in these these forceful migraines,
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Speaker 2: people who start to talk about different emotional things that
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Speaker 2: happened to them, and I found that so interesting, And
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Speaker 2: over time I noticed that when they would when they
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Speaker 2: would feel anxious, when they would feel sad, fearful, there
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Speaker 2: were different feelings. I would begin to notice. And we
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Speaker 2: can call it intuitive, but it's really just a physical sensitivity.
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Speaker 2: Just like just like a somlia can smell some wine
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Speaker 2: and know where the grape is from and what year
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Speaker 2: it was made. We have that same skill. We just
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Speaker 2: don't develop it. So you can feel some heat coming
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Speaker 2: off your hand like this, but if you practice, you
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Speaker 2: could also move your hand here and feel the heat. Right.
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Speaker 2: It's just something we don't think to practice. So it's
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Speaker 2: really about choosing specific practices or keys into our system
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Speaker 2: so we can learn to notice new things. So when
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Speaker 2: it came to the trauma work, I started to feel
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Speaker 2: the different densities around people when they would feel certain emotions.
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Speaker 2: And once you can feel or become aware of these
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Speaker 2: densities in some way you realize, oh, this is the biofield.
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Speaker 2: Like all the medical research talks about, the biofield is
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Speaker 2: the energy field of the body.
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Speaker 1: And when you start, what do you mean by densities?
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Speaker 1: You're feeling density density.
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Speaker 2: Well, if you walk outside before a storm, the air
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Speaker 2: feels a little thicker. There's a different density to the air.
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Speaker 2: So when if I was to ask you to think
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Speaker 2: of the worst thing that makes you feel terrible, and
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Speaker 2: when you close your eyes and feel that feeling, I'll
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Speaker 2: begin to notice a change around you. And it's not
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Speaker 2: just me. I'm now training others. The doctors asked me
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Speaker 2: at University Miami to begin to train. There are other
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Speaker 2: practitioners now that are learning. I'll be going to Israel.
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Speaker 2: They just they just offered to fly me there to
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Speaker 2: start working with people with PTSD from the war and
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Speaker 2: here in the US charity groups things like that. So
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Speaker 2: I really look for the people that really needed the most,
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Speaker 2: and frankly we all do. But there are people with
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Speaker 2: traumas that you and I on some level would be
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Speaker 2: hard for us to fathom unless we've been in the war,
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Speaker 2: in a war, and so just noticing these densities and
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Speaker 2: you know this them too. And I can tell you
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Speaker 2: that if you walk into a room where two people
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Speaker 2: just had an argument, you feel something in the room, right,
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Speaker 2: Your nervous system is tuned into that, and it's a
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Speaker 2: survival mechanism on some level. So if you do that
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Speaker 2: a lot, you're going to start to tune into it
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Speaker 2: and recognize, oh, this feeling is this, And soon you'll
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Speaker 2: be tracking emotions and next thing you know, you're knowing exactly.
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Speaker 2: Your empathic vibrational skill is getting bigger and bigger and bigger.
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Speaker 1: So, okay, you notice these densities, you sense these densities,
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Speaker 1: then what the good question?
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Speaker 2: I started testing. I started testing just like when I
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Speaker 2: did the headaches work I did for free, I put
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Speaker 2: out a message over social media, if you have migraines free,
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Speaker 2: I want to test this as long as I could
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Speaker 2: record it. I did the same thing. I went out
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Speaker 2: wide on social media and said I think I'm onto
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Speaker 2: something new. If you know anyone who said severe trauma
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Speaker 2: and can't get over it, please contact me for a
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Speaker 2: session if as long as I can record it and
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Speaker 2: use it as a testimonial if it works. That was
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Speaker 2: the basis when I started, and you know it went
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Speaker 2: very well. I mean, now I do groups around the
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Speaker 2: country around the world, South America, Columbia, going down there
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Speaker 2: to work with the churches, so that way for people
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Speaker 2: who've My Uber driver in South America had said to
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Speaker 2: me when he asked me what I did, I told
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Speaker 2: him that I help people clear the patterns of emotional trauma,
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Speaker 2: you know, And I said in a much simpler way.
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Speaker 2: And he said, can you help someone who lost their
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Speaker 2: son five years ago and they're still grieving? And I said, yeah,
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Speaker 2: that's that's what I do. And he said, okay, well
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Speaker 2: I'd like to make an appointment. So yeah, So I
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Speaker 2: said to him, you know, after the drive, if you
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Speaker 2: pull over for fifteen minutes, why do we do it then?
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Speaker 2: So we did, and now he has set up a
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Speaker 2: group of parents in Colombia that have lost their children,
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Speaker 2: so we can do work over zoom together. Right. So
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Speaker 2: it's the way it grows is so beautiful and so
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Speaker 2: quick that you know, it keeps me on my toes
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Speaker 2: in a beautiful way, because I there's always somebody who
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Speaker 2: is hurting in some way and doesn't know how to
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Speaker 2: let it go.
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Speaker 1: There. So just to be clear, this is we're not
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Speaker 1: talking about clearly talk therapy. Yeah, are we talking about
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Speaker 1: somatic work at all.
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Speaker 2: There's no touching either. It's literally imagine if on the
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Speaker 2: way a mom might know that her child is not
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Speaker 2: well suddenly somewhere in the world. It's just developing sensitivity.
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Speaker 2: And much like intuition, So what is you know, intuition
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Speaker 2: that you get that by becoming sensitive. Intuition is the
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Speaker 2: feminine trait, right, while manifestation is the masculine trait. Right,
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Speaker 2: There are two sides of the same coin. They're the
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Speaker 2: same exact spectrum. Intuition goes inward and you're feeling right,
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Speaker 2: the feminine side the end, and manifestation it even starts
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Speaker 2: with man, and it's the outward projection of what we create,
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Speaker 2: just like the male in terms of, you know, the
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Speaker 2: way life is created. And so they're really on the
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Speaker 2: spectrum together. It's just a matter of how you slide
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Speaker 2: on that spectrum. Most people women and men that are
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Speaker 2: more feminine are much stronger in intuitive traits because we're feelers, right,
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Speaker 2: and I'm fairly well balanced, but my intuition was certainly
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Speaker 2: stronger as a child, and as I grew up, I realized, no,
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Speaker 2: we need stuff in life.
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Speaker 1: Too.
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Speaker 2: We need to have things that work for us. And
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Speaker 2: that's when you say, oh, let me create, let me
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Speaker 2: figure out this. And so the work in itself is
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Speaker 2: in its nature starting out intuitively and then taking you
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Speaker 2: to the manifestation side to create your life. And it
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Speaker 2: is a sense of feeling and then creating. That's really
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Speaker 2: the process.
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Speaker 1: So the sensing of one's energy, one's blocked emotions is
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Speaker 1: in and of itself an experience. How do you use that?
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Speaker 1: How might you use that to help someone release these trauma?
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Speaker 1: I'll give me work through this trauma.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, here's an example. About a month ago, I did
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Speaker 2: a group session in Fort Lauderdale. I'll always bring somebody
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Speaker 2: to the front of the room, fir ust. I'll ask,
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Speaker 2: whoever's got the ten out of ten trauma that the
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Speaker 2: one that just is you can't live with. And somebody
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Speaker 2: came up, whose husband commit suicide seven weeks earlier. Now
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Speaker 2: she was there because her sister in law was there.
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Speaker 2: Who it was her brother, and so she had come
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Speaker 2: a month earlier and told her sister in law to come.
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Speaker 2: So she comes up the first question I'll ask. First,
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Speaker 2: I do something where I clear the mind. Essentially, I
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Speaker 2: call it clearing the static. And you know, if we
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Speaker 2: hook you up to a little EEG device, you'll watch
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Speaker 2: your brain waves dancing and moving as I do it.
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Speaker 2: It's very interesting to see. And I'm not touching you.
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Speaker 2: I'm maybe a few feet away or even over zoom
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Speaker 2: from there. After I clear some space in the mind,
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Speaker 2: I'll ask you to bring up or feel the feeling,
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Speaker 2: and you don't have to tell me what the situation is.
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Speaker 2: I just need you to be able to feel it.
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Speaker 2: When you feel it strongly, then I can feel it.
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Speaker 2: And then it's a lot like interacting with a field,
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Speaker 2: like an electrical field, or I sometimes think of it
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Speaker 2: like if you put your hand in a fish tank
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Speaker 2: to take out some debris, and you move your hand quickly,
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Speaker 2: all the water rushes around your hand, and so does
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Speaker 2: the debris. But if you move there slowly and then
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Speaker 2: close your hands slowly, you can grab it and take
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Speaker 2: it out. And that's what I'm doing. I'm really matching
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Speaker 2: a frequency. In my book, I call it frequency matching.
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Speaker 2: I used to do it when I first started practicing,
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Speaker 2: when I was a chiropractor, and it's not a healthy
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Speaker 2: thing to do, but it's a fun thing to do
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Speaker 2: because when you match somebody else's frequency, you literally immerse
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Speaker 2: yourself and can feel what they're feeling. The problem is
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Speaker 2: you also trickle in some of this stuff you don't want.
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Speaker 2: And you hear a lot of healers say I take
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Speaker 2: on people's stuff all the time. I feel sick after
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Speaker 2: a new healing work. And that's what they're doing. They're
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Speaker 2: they're they're going into the system instead of working on
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Speaker 2: the system.
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Speaker 1: And that working in the system what absolves them or
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Speaker 1: frees them.
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Speaker 2: Well, if they're getting a system, they're going to pick
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Speaker 2: up issues. They're going to pick up a matching vibration
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Speaker 2: to whatever process that person's going through. It's not what
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Speaker 2: you want to do. You want to be able to
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Speaker 2: work almost like you're using let's call it, I call
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Speaker 2: it like laser or holographic arms, robotic arms. You're working
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Speaker 2: on a system instead of I don't have to suffer
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Speaker 2: with my client. I can just remove the suffering from
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Speaker 2: the client, so to speak. And I'm not actually even
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Speaker 2: removing the suffering. I'm removing or disentangling a frequency. So
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Speaker 2: when we have a trauma, what happens is immediately there's
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Speaker 2: a matching response, just like you put your hand in
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Speaker 2: front of the mirror. There's a frequency that appears in
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Speaker 2: the mirror, a LightWave, and you see a matching hand.
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Speaker 2: It's that quick. The trauma is there to protect us, right,
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Speaker 2: I mean, when something powerful and terrible happens, the feeling
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Speaker 2: locks us down. It freezes us so we don't essentially
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Speaker 2: lose it. The problem is it stays with us for
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Speaker 2: too long. It's not supposed to stay. The good feelings
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Speaker 2: stay very short. When you feel very happy, it's hard
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Speaker 2: to recall the happiness. But you can certainly be angry
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Speaker 2: at somebody for ten years as if it was yesterday,
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Speaker 2: and we're trained for that. The system is set up
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Speaker 2: for that. But there's a way now to disentangle that
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Speaker 2: frequency that keeps that anger, that fear, that resentment to
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Speaker 2: where suddenly it's just like it was never there. It
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Speaker 2: becomes a perspective of I'm the observer of this now, Oh,
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Speaker 2: now I get it. It gives you that ten thousand
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Speaker 2: foot view, and from there we install the new feelings
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Speaker 2: that you actually want. We changed the resonance.
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Speaker 1: Let me just mind everyone, I'm speaking with doctor William Klatski.
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Speaker 1: His book is called The Intuition Method. Let's kind of
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Speaker 1: switch gears here if we can. How did this book
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Speaker 1: come about?
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Speaker 2: Well, when I wrote this book, it took a long
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Speaker 2: time because I thought it was just going to be
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Speaker 2: four pages about intuition and a simple step. And four
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Speaker 2: years later or so, at three hundred pages, I realized
19:40
Speaker 2: there was a lot more to teach.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 2: Here I am in Miami, and I was the new guy,
19:44
Speaker 2: and I started offering to show things, teach things. I
19:48
Speaker 2: taught a class on how to use your eyes to
19:50
Speaker 2: start seeing energy, which some would call aura right, and
19:54
Speaker 2: for me, you know, I guaranteed in that class that
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Speaker 2: you'd be able to see it. Why would I want
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Speaker 2: some to see that? Well, some people would be interested
20:02
Speaker 2: something I've always been able to do. But more than that,
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Speaker 2: it's if you can feel energy, and most people will
20:07
Speaker 2: do this and feel some kind of tingling or heat.
20:09
Speaker 2: It's a common practice when people are learning things about somatics.
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Speaker 2: But when you can see it, it starts to change
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Speaker 2: things for you. It adds to a reality level. And
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Speaker 2: the more the more senses you can use to make
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Speaker 2: yourself aware of things like frequency or the energy, the
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Speaker 2: field of consciousness, the magnetic field that we live in,
20:29
Speaker 2: the more we become aware that when you turn on
20:31
Speaker 2: your router and your WiFi, it affects you.
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Speaker 1: Right.
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Speaker 2: And these are little exercises in the book. You shut
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Speaker 2: off your router for three hours, turn it back on.
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Speaker 2: You're going to notice your body twitch. You're going to
20:40
Speaker 2: notice tension because you're so used to living in that field,
20:44
Speaker 2: you don't realize it's creating constriction in your body and
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Speaker 2: in your mind. People with sensitive hearts are going to
20:49
Speaker 2: notice a little flutter. People you know it affects you
20:52
Speaker 2: in certain ways. So these are just things you do
20:55
Speaker 2: to tune in to recognize contrast, and those are that's
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Speaker 2: what gives us information finding the patterns.
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Speaker 1: Who's the book for?
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Speaker 2: This book is for really anyone, priority one, anyone who
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Speaker 2: wants to learn how to enhance their intuition, make it practical,
21:16
Speaker 2: versus waiting for the message right. Because I talk to
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Speaker 2: people and say I trust my intuition. I said, tell
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Speaker 2: me about it, tell me something from your intuition right now,
21:22
Speaker 2: And they say I can't. I have to wait for
21:24
Speaker 2: to speak to me, right. And so there's that we're
21:27
Speaker 2: waiting on something when the time is right, whatever that
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Speaker 2: time is. But the fact is intuitions always feeding us.
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Speaker 2: We're just not getting the messages because the mind is busy, and.
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Speaker 1: So that's yeah, that's what I was gonna wanted to
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Speaker 1: get at. Why do we not listen? There's just so
21:45
Speaker 1: much going on outside that we don't what. We don't
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Speaker 1: trust it, we don't see it. I mean in a
21:50
Speaker 1: set a lot you know, come on, I mean this
21:53
Speaker 1: topic can feel very amorphous for a lot of people.
21:57
Speaker 1: What are you going into it? What do you mean
21:59
Speaker 1: you're touching sensing vibrations with trauma? Come on?
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Speaker 2: Of course, and you know what, thankfully it's it's of
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Speaker 2: all the work I've done, it's grown the fastest. But
22:13
Speaker 2: without university research, without working with different militaries, it would
22:19
Speaker 2: it would sound a little bit of MorphOS I agree.
22:21
Speaker 2: But fortunately when I do a webinar, it's packed and
22:25
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people in need, and so when
22:27
Speaker 2: the word spreads and people are especially grief, grief is
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Speaker 2: really my favorite to work with because grief it's very delineated.
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Speaker 2: You know exactly how it started, but you don't know
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Speaker 2: when it's gonna end, and it is really hard to
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Speaker 2: live with. And the fact that we can change it
22:41
Speaker 2: so quickly and suddenly clearer frequency that you know it's
22:46
Speaker 2: you ever see somebody on a high diving board and
22:47
Speaker 2: they're really scared and they can't jump. Their whole body's frozen, right.
22:52
Speaker 2: Fear is creating a structure to their to their physical level.
22:57
Speaker 2: They can't move, they're frozen. Fear is a frequency that
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Speaker 2: locks up the muscles. If somebody could suddenly come and
23:03
Speaker 2: make that fear disappear, they'd say, oh, why aren't I jumping?
23:06
Speaker 2: There was there actually somebody I worked with? Who is
23:08
Speaker 2: this guy? He said, you know, I screwed up. I
23:12
Speaker 2: need to apologize to someone. I can't do it. And
23:14
Speaker 2: I said, why can't you do it? He said, I
23:15
Speaker 2: don't know, I just can't do it. So if you
23:17
Speaker 2: think about that, it's like, why can't he do it?
23:19
Speaker 1: Right?
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Speaker 2: So we worked on and we cleared that pattern, and
23:22
Speaker 2: then he said, huh, yeah, I'm gonna apologize And I said,
23:25
Speaker 2: what's different? He goes, I don't know. Before I couldn't
23:27
Speaker 2: do it. Now I feel like there's no restriction and
23:29
Speaker 2: I can do it. So these emotions dictate what we're
23:33
Speaker 2: going to do with our life. A lot of things
23:35
Speaker 2: we do are emotion based. I feel it. I know
23:37
Speaker 2: this is right. I know this is right, but sometimes
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Speaker 2: it's not right. Sometimes we're convinced of something. Sometimes, you know,
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Speaker 2: when you say why why don't we listen to our
23:47
Speaker 2: intuition outside of missing the message? There is a big
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Speaker 2: reason and those are you know, it's like looking sort
23:54
Speaker 2: of like at those deadly sins, you know, greed, lust, jealousy, anger,
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Speaker 2: any of those override in for intuition easily, because intuition
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Speaker 2: is a subtle vibe. But if no, I'm gonna go
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Speaker 2: for it anyway. I'm gonna trust this person because this
24:09
Speaker 2: deal is a deal I need. I need to make
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Speaker 2: this happen in my life. I'm gonna get and later
24:13
Speaker 2: you go, shoot, I knew it, and I knew it,
24:17
Speaker 2: so you know that's there's two parts to it. One
24:19
Speaker 2: is the tuning in and the part two is deciding
24:23
Speaker 2: that you're going to override those emotions so you can
24:28
Speaker 2: do the message. And your inner guardian, you know, intuition.
24:31
Speaker 2: The archaic definition in the dictionary is actually tuition is
24:34
Speaker 2: actually guardian. So inner guardian your intuition, and it's there
24:38
Speaker 2: to be your inner guardian.
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Speaker 1: I feel we don't trust it. We don't trust our
24:44
Speaker 1: own voice, our own our intuition. Yeah yeah, and that
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Speaker 1: lack of practice just makes it oftentimes very dormant. Right Well, externally,
24:57
Speaker 1: we have all these stimuli that we see, that we feel,
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Speaker 1: that we hear.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I think that it's it's not really dormant.
25:08
Speaker 2: It's just that we are not paying attention. The more
25:15
Speaker 2: distracted we are, the more we're not gonna notice. There
25:19
Speaker 2: was an article I think it was in The Atlantic.
25:21
Speaker 2: I did something for my Instagram about it. When I
25:23
Speaker 2: saw this article it said, do not trust your gut.
25:26
Speaker 2: You know, We've got this for you. And I did
25:27
Speaker 2: a little peace on it because like, wow, do not
25:31
Speaker 2: trust your gut. That's really something to say. Right. So,
25:34
Speaker 2: we're fed information and we're told what we should do,
25:37
Speaker 2: and if we do it our way, sometimes if we
25:40
Speaker 2: you know, the person who doesn't get on the plane,
25:43
Speaker 2: god forbid that went down, and you know, it's like, huh,
25:47
Speaker 2: there was probably somebody very mad they didn't make that plane.
25:49
Speaker 2: But at the same time, they didn't make the plane
25:51
Speaker 2: and now they're here to tell the story. So you know,
25:53
Speaker 2: there's some backwind to us following our own cues. Because
26:00
Speaker 2: it looks a little strange it. You know, it's could
26:04
Speaker 2: be perceived in different ways. That judgment. Judgment is a
26:07
Speaker 2: big one.
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Speaker 1: As we kind of wind down here, you know, we've
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Speaker 1: talked about intuition, We've talked about trauma and how are
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Speaker 1: you working with that with various in various capacities. Who
26:20
Speaker 1: are you working with now and how are you working?
26:23
Speaker 1: Are you working in groups individually? Online?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? I do most of my work is over zoom.
26:28
Speaker 2: With the trauma work. I do webinars and you know,
26:32
Speaker 2: I just answer a lot of questions for a lot
26:34
Speaker 2: of people, and then I do group sessions a few
26:38
Speaker 2: times a month in Florida, and then I fly to
26:41
Speaker 2: different states and I'm in Columbia, South America. I'll be
26:45
Speaker 2: in Israel very soon. It really just depends on who
26:48
Speaker 2: invites me. Brazil. I just got an invitation, so, you know,
26:51
Speaker 2: I love doing the large groups because the dynamics so beautiful.
26:55
Speaker 2: It's something where when you see somebody who's gone through
26:57
Speaker 2: so much suddenly have such a dramatic change to where
26:59
Speaker 2: they go from offering to wow, I feel peaceful. This
27:03
Speaker 2: is really amazing. And it doesn't it really doesn't make sense.
27:06
Speaker 2: It's like somebody flipped the channel on you and you're
27:09
Speaker 2: wondering where that emotion went. You can't find it anymore.
27:12
Speaker 2: It's not there, it's not available. So when we do
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Speaker 2: this work, zoom groups I'll start. I'm going to start
27:20
Speaker 2: a monthly membership club soon to make it affordable for
27:23
Speaker 2: everybody to jump on and just do group sessions a
27:26
Speaker 2: few times a month. And yeah, those are the That's
27:30
Speaker 2: where I'm doing it.
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Speaker 1: How would you differentiate this between some of the other
27:34
Speaker 1: modalities out there, you know, talk therapy, somatic therapy, energy healing.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well I would say this is considered some kind
27:45
Speaker 2: of energy or biofield healing. I call it Field of
27:48
Speaker 2: Consciousness Healing. That's the website Field of Consciousness dot com.
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Speaker 2: And uh, it's there. There doesn't need to be any
27:54
Speaker 2: talk I want. I work with a number of amazing
27:57
Speaker 2: talk therapists. One very respect to psychiatrist in New York
28:01
Speaker 2: who's also in the spiritual space for trauma. She refers
28:04
Speaker 2: me a lot of people when people are especially having
28:07
Speaker 2: panic attacks, and the meds aren't doing the trick. There's
28:10
Speaker 2: someone here in Florida who's an amazing trauma psychologist who
28:15
Speaker 2: invited me to work with the military and now I'm
28:19
Speaker 2: training her and how to do this work, So there's
28:22
Speaker 2: not a lot of talk, although you could incorporate it
28:24
Speaker 2: if you want to. It's just when you have a
28:26
Speaker 2: problem you want to talk about, you can talk and
28:27
Speaker 2: talk and keep talking to it, and ultimately you're changing
28:30
Speaker 2: a frequency by expressing, and time passes, so things will
28:33
Speaker 2: change in life, you'll heal. But when you're doing this
28:38
Speaker 2: work and the pain is gone, you really don't feel
28:41
Speaker 2: the need to talk about it as much, right because
28:44
Speaker 2: it becomes sort of like a memory that's already healed,
28:46
Speaker 2: and you can tell the story of it, but you
28:48
Speaker 2: don't feel like you want to keep talking. It's a
28:50
Speaker 2: very interesting phenomena where it's like, way, okay, I'm good, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I don't need to talk about this now. It's more
28:56
Speaker 2: telling the story of this is weird, but about the
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Speaker 2: actual incident versus trauma.
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Speaker 1: Awesome, all right, William, what's the best way for people
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Speaker 1: to learn more about you and your book and your work.
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Speaker 2: Let's see my book The Intuition method is at intuition
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Speaker 2: method dot com for any of the work I'm doing
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Speaker 2: with frequency and trauma Fieldfconsciousness dot com, and anybody can
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Speaker 2: reach me at William at Intuition method dot com.
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Speaker 1: Okay, and we'll have all that linked up here at
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Speaker 1: the show notes page at the Trauma Therapist podcast dot com. William,
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Speaker 1: thank you so much for being here. Appreciate you, thank you,
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Speaker 1: thank you so much. We'll be in touch.
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Speaker 2: Okay, fantastic Bye bye