2025-03-03
1 小时 5 分钟I needed to be carried to the bathroom.
I was in excruciating pain.
Sometimes the pain was so sharp that if I moved in a certain direction, I would scream out loud.
Nicole Sachs is a renowned psychotherapist whose groundbreaking approach
to chronic pain is changing the lives of thousands.
Her new book, Mind you'd Body,
it dives deep into the connection between unresolved emotions and physical health,
offering a surprising counterintuitive approach to transforming pain into peace.
There is a mind, body,
connection that I understood
and then have spent the rest of my career teaching that underlies everything
that we feel.
And those moments are precious to me
because those inflection points in a life where you have an opportunity to do something wild,
take me into that.
I wrote the first line of journal speak ever penned, which was I hate being a mother.
I sat and looked at that page and I thought
as I woke up the next morning and my back pain was 80% gone,
never to return.
So when I was 19, I was a freshman in college and my back went out completely.