Sound Medicine: A Weekend at The Monroe Institute

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Everyone wants to feel great all the time, but at some points in life we’re simply healthier than at others. The reasons for this vary. It could be because of an illness, injury or even recovery from a surgery. Other times we can feel blessed to have no particular ailment, and yet still feel stressed out or rundown due to stress and other factors in our lives. And if the days aren’t challenging enough, sometimes nights can be just as bad or worse, keeping you from waking up refreshed and ready to start another day.

In an ideal world you’d visit your doctor or other health care practitioner, tell them what’s wrong and have them fix you the same way a mechanic fixes a car. But in the real world even when they do all they can for you and even when you do everything they suggest, you still don’t sleep well, you ache with pain, endure slow recovery times, suffer relapses and face other difficulties that can prolong your treatment no matter how motivated you are to improve your health.

Plus some treatments can have side effects or leave you dependent on the medicine for managing your condition. No matter how you slice it, there are times when even the most advanced medical care in the world isn’t a magic wand to make you feel better.

One of the biggest underlying reasons for your body’s slow recovery time has to do with you not being able to relax your mind and body enough to allow the healing process to run its natural course. But it’s not your “fault.”

Pain and stress naturally cause our muscles to tighten and our minds to react in defensive ways as we struggle with the dis-ease we’re feeling. As a result, even the best medical treatments and the most skillfully applied therapies lose some portion of their effectiveness.

While the mind body connection is now well understood by medical science, finding and receiving treatments that take this into account isn’t as easy as it should be. But that doesn’t mean you need to rely on outdated remedies or merely suffer though, thinking you have no other options.

Dr. Dailey and Ms. Evans have drawn on decades of clinical and training experience to specifically design a three-day workshop (July 28-31, 2016) to help return people to the driver’s seat in their own healing process.

They’ll introduce you to the most effective ways sound healing technology can be combined with virtually any conventional and alternative medical treatments to manage pain, reduce anxiety and depression, speed healing and recovery from medical procedures and improve prolonged treatment experiences such as during cancer treatment, as well as how it can be used to enhance sleep and relaxation.