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Heather Hargraves, once diagnosed with mental illness following trauma, goes on to research pioneering treatment that could change the way the world perceives emotional distress…
Interviewing incredible people like Heather Hargraves quite literally brings tears to my eyes. Heather has #Emerged Proud to transform her personal trauma into a gift that propels her to help others to heal themselves in the most innovative way: Heather … Continue reading
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My first #Emerging Proud interviewee of 2017 has an amazing story of resilience to tell. Heather Hargraves’ interest in the neuroscience of altered states of consciousness started due to the affects of a car accident Heather experienced when she was 21. … Continue reading
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#Emerging Proud welcomes in the New Year…and hope for a New Earth, with the incredible Sperry Andrews!
The excitement I feel in sharing Sperry’s wisdom with you all is ineffable; I’ll let the interview speak for itself: Sperry’s background is in physics, neuroscience, philosophy, (para)psychology, art and art history, healing, mysticism, and filmmaking, For over thirty years, … Continue reading
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Reframing Mental distress as a potential catalyst for positive change 