Have you been struggling to see a change?
Doing the "right" things, but nothing works?
Over stressed, over worked, or just plain over "it"?
Find yourself worrying and losing sleep?
Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET) might be the missing piece you've been looking for!
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This mind-body approach may help when other treatment options have failed.
Dr. Welch was first shown NET in 2008, when a fellow doctor asked her "Do you have a spot your back that always feels like it's out of place?" She did. A spot between her shoulder blades that bugged her ALL THE TIME, even after getting a chiropractic adjustment. It just wouldn't "hold". The doctor asked if he could assess whether NET might help. Willing to give it a shot, Dr. Welch said "sure - what do I have to lose?"... The NET process combines the wisdom of several holistic techniques. It is beautifully simple yet complicated to try to explain. But suffice it to say that over the next few minutes, Dr. Welch was a patient to the NET procedure and at the end, the spot on her back that had been annoying her for months (if not years) was better and stayed better. WOW! Years later Dr. Welch finished her certification in the technique. In holistic health, it is generally taught that if all else fails, there's likely stress or an emotional component to the patient's case that is holding them back. In over a decade of practice, Dr. Welch has found that to be very true. That's why she invested the time, energy, and money to get certified in the only technique (so far) that has shown before and after changes in brain activity (seen by a functional MRI), Neuro-Emotional Technique. NET is a tool that can be very useful to help address that important and often overlooked aspect of health. NET is powerful all on it's own, but is even better when combined with nutritional and neurological aspects of health. |
Dr. Welch has seen some AMAZING results from using NET. NET does not replace traditional counseling or therapies, however patients have reported leaps in progress from those traditional routes when they are doing both concurrently. You do not have to be in counseling to benefit from NET.
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