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Free Introduction to Holographic Memory Resolution® (HMR)
Join us for an eye-opening introductory seminar on Holographic Memory Resolution®—a simple yet powerful technique that helps release emotional trauma stored in the body and mind, without having to relive the experience.
HMR is an innovative approach for trauma healing that honors the profound connection between mind, body, and energy. By working with the holographic nature of memory, HMR taps into stored sensory and emotional information throughout the body. Drawing from Mindfulness Practice, Somatic Work, NLP, Inner Child Work, Timeline Therapy, Therapeutic Imagery, Color Vibrational Therapy, and Energy Healing, this integrative method allows access to the body’s energy field to consciously resolve past trauma—without re-experiencing distressing memories. HMR activates the body’s innate self-healing capacity, supporting rapid transformation at emotional and physical levels. It's ideal for those seeking safe, empowering paths to healing.
In this session, you’ll explore how:
- Memories are stored in the whole body, not just the brain.
- Emotions and physical sensations are deeply interwoven.
- The body’s energy field can support deep healing.
- Past emotional wounds can be resolved safely and consciously.
- HMR helps activate your natural healing abilities.
- Small energetic shifts can create big emotional changes.
Perfect for anyone curious about emotional healing or seeking new ways to support their well-being.
Please RSVP here or at: www.betterhappier.net/classes
Facilitator: Eriko Rowe, MA
Mindful Planet | BetterHappier Wellness Training
Journalist and trainer in wellness and whole-brain development. Certified facilitator in Holographic Memory Resolution®, Yi-Ren Qigong®, Tibetan Mantra Healing, Zenith Omega Color Vibrational Healing, and Neurographica. Former faculty member at Cornell University and the University of Washington.www.betterhappier.net - Memories are stored in the whole body, not just the brain.
