Showing posts with label Trauma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trauma. Show all posts

Sunday, 5 March 2017

Healing illness with the subconscious mind - Danna Pycher



 Healing illness with the Subconscious Mind 

Danna Pycher

Surviving an accident was the easy part; coping with the chronic pain would prove more difficult. Danna Pycher shares her story about trauma and the transformative insight she gained that allowed her to harness the healing power of the subconscious mind. 


Danna Pycher is a certified Neuro-Linguistic Hypnotherapist specializing in chronic illness and trauma. She is also a motivational speaker and coach. Her first book 3rd Generation and Beyond is a beautiful, powerful book of life philosophies according to a third generation Holocaust descendant. " A must read for the young and old who are trying to find an identity or just need a reminder on how to appreciate the little things in life." 

She enjoyed many years in broadcasting as an on-camera host, reporter, and producer working in the fields of health reporting and corporate productions. Her curiosity about the nature of human beings is what guides her professional pursuits.

Dealing with Trauma - Sasha Joseph Neulinger




Trauma is irreversible 

How it shapes us is our choice

Sasha Joseph Neulinger


Sasha Joseph Neulinger speaks about his journey in life as a survivor of multi-generational sexual abuse.



Sasha Joseph Neulinger is a native of Pennsylvania who moved to Montana to pursue a BFA in Film Production from Montana State University. He is the Co-Founder and Head of Production at Step 1 Films which has a mission “To deliver truthful and compassionate storytelling through the unifying experience of film.” 

Sasha Joseph has worked behind the scenes on National Geographic’s award winning series, “America, The Wild” as an editing assistant and production assistant. At Step 1 Films, he has produced, directed, and edited multiple commercial videos for various corporate clients, including Simms Fishing Products and Wisetail, among others. He is currently directing his first feature length documentary, “Rewind To Fast-Forward,” an autobiographical film about his life surviving multi-generational sexual abuse. 

Sasha Joseph also travels nationally as a public speaker, advocating for reforms in child advocacy and child abuse prevention.

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