Advanced Therapeutics for Health Transformation of the Treasure Coast

06/11/2018

To thine be known.

New research explains why relationships take up so much of our mental energy

06/06/2018

Kind eyes

Making eye contact with babies syncs their brainwaves with adults and could help them to learn and communicate more easily, scientists have discovered.

06/06/2018

Important distinction in our
'get er done' generation!

Try really hard, and then stop, recover, and repeat.

04/23/2018

Supports Cranial Health too.!

April 11 2018 07:50:02 PM US/Central

04/07/2018

Yes there is!

Feat. Benjamin Wallfisch https://itunes.apple.com/de/album/new-world-coming-single/id1094574372 https://play.spotify.com/album/4IbPKqXNZHTOUZM08s8uxq Lyrics ...

04/04/2018

https://www.facebook.com/SomaticTrainings/posts/1932194563521750

“Much of our current adult behaviour can be considered a reflex from our early attachment patterning,”

01/15/2018

Later in life we can experience health challenges....

Inflammation in Midlife Tied to Brain Shrinkage Later in Life [nytimes.com] Alicia Doktor 11/3/1712:00 PM   Chronic inflammation in middle age may be associated with an increased risk for brain shrinkage and Alzheimer’s disease later in life.A new study, published in Neurology, looked at 1,633 pe...

12/28/2017

Available here in Stuart...headache resolution.

Please allow me to explain the biomechanics of how such an event could occur in a 16-year-old girl. The paired maxillary bones are influenced via the pterygoid wings of the sphenoid bone with which they articulate bilaterally. The maxillary bones move in concert with the sphenoid bone via these arti...

12/26/2017

Moving during labor can benefit....

12/18/2017

When we learn the right stuff (for us) we begin to heal. And to keep healing we must keep learning, tweaking and repeating. It never ends. As it should not. One of the primary pieces of wisdom that I feel I have solidified over the

12/12/2017

Vulnerability is Strength and Courage.

So many of us long to be part of something real. But we’ll need to risk discomfort and criticism and show the world our real selves first, says vulnerability researcher Brené Brown.