Why We All Need Energy Medicine

Are you above help?

Most of us would answer, no. But I can tell you that in the marketing world, nobody uses the word because it subliminally implies incompetence. 

Given I'm in a "helping" profession, this raises an interesting challenge. 

While I love "helping" folks in dire straights (and really marvel at their turnaround stories), the fact of the matter is that the rest of the world is missing out on Energy Medicine.

I talk to friends, family, neighbors, old co-workers every single day who are suffering in their own ordinary ways. Fear, anxiety, toxic relationships, pain, overwhelm—they've just normalized it. They don't see themselves as needing "help." 

But they do need help. We all need help. Life is for living, not muscling through.

Energy Medicine has the power to put you in the driver's seat of your life in ways never thought possible. You don't have to keep raising your tolerance for feeling shitty. Instead, you could opt for a different, much better, timeline—aka, the opportunity to experience, accomplish, and enjoy so much more than your current trajectory will allow. 

This is why some of my favorite clients are GenZ. They aren't keen on raising their threshold for suffering, like the generations before them. Most haven't picked a career, a partner, or started a family yet. The idea of figuring out their life in an authentic and aligned way is something they value and can more readily access.

They see the shifts and recognize the importance of this work as an ongoing tool of guidance and support. 

Here's a question I like to start all of my Heal Thyself programs with—what makes you feel like shit? That simple little question kicks off a journey of self-discovery and healing that gives way to a brand-new relationship with yourself and your Life. 

Maybe consider that question for yourself and answer it honestly. Maybe even sit with the idea that it doesn't have to stay that way. 

And if you're feeling really bold, consider if resistance to "help" could actually be what's holding you back.