Suzanne Innerconnected Health.AVI – The power of the heart to heal us is immense. The heart has 5000 times more energy than the brain. When the heart is open we experience peace and joy of life. The daily problems in life we experience allow our heart to become blocked. When this happens all of our pent up emotions come out in ways we cant control. The end result may be our body breaking down trying to hold back all of this pressure. Women between the ages of 45 and 55 are three times more likely to develop heart disease. Menopausal women are three times more likely than men to develop Alzheimers disease. Child hood trauma raises the risk of heart attack by 30-70% in midlife. Fortunately with the new Energy Psychology (video), my clients are able to start to experience freedom from these controlling emotions in usually 5-8 sessions. I look forward to helping you release the healing energy of your heart. Inner-Connected Health Suzanne Simpson [email protected] 720-981-0713

 

Paying it Forward After Beating the Odds

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For the next two years her mother sank into such a deep depression worsened by the drinking that she rarely got out of bed, and Maggie was essentially left to raise herself. She got herself to school on her own, took care of the house, … The same …
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Community Calendar Nov. 4

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10 — The Conway Regional Senior Evaluation and Counseling Center has scheduled a series of free Savvy Caregiver workshops for the fall. The classes are designed for caregivers …. First and Third Mondays — The Arkansas Chapter of DBSA (Depression …
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Announcements & meetings

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The workshop is for those struggling with depression or those wanting to help someone who is depressed. Workshop leader Kayla Geigle is a licensed mental health counselor who seeks to live in the love and truth of Christ. Since many people suffer …
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