#65 Mariah Ehlert overcoming trauma with NeuroSculpting(R) at The Rebel Brain

Mariah worked on Wall Street over 20 years. When she left that long career, she bought an old church and renovated it into a photography studio. Little did she anticipate how many uses that old church studio would have. Her life derailed when her father went missing in another country and was never found again. The brain's ability to deal with ambiguity led to debilitating nightmares. This is a girl who is a rebel when it comes to pain. She doesn't give up easily. She had double knee surgery in her 20s and refused to be sidelined, so she started training as a distance runner. Constantly pushing her potential, she hit a wall with the loss of sleep and that's when she found the NeuroSculpting Institute. Her short explanation is that when we calm down our stress response we have access to the higher functions, which includes creativity, compassion and all that makes us human. Her healing led her to become certified in NeuroSculpting® and she' leading a workshop celebrating the week of women on March 7. I'll be leading a Life Strategy Design introduction at the end of her session. We both hope you will come and bring a friend who needs this. Register at http://www.therebelbrain.com/