MM #2 Two Phases Of Disease And UDIN
Last Updated On: 9 February 2018
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Health challenges in early childhood kick-started my curiosity in how we tick. I spent a decade qualifying in overlapping mind-body somatic therapies. I love supporting Creatives into fully inhabiting their work through their authentic voice. I celebrate inclusivity and want to show up for my nieces as an example of how to age playfully.
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Thank you, your kind words are much appreciated. META-Medicine (changing it’s name to META-Health) shows this with Anxiety:
From the model of the two phases, if we look at the brain model, there are two conflicts, that would show up on a Brain CT Scan. One is on the Thyroid Gland relay and the other is on the Pharyngeal Gland relay of the Cortex. And they are created by a powerlessness conflict or a fear of being attacked from the front, these can be purely verbal or visual and do not have to have been created by actual physical attack. How does that fit in with your model of anxiety?