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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2019 · 35 MIN

Episode 3 - The Trager Files: Deane Juhan

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Madelana Ferrara and Richard Mack interview Deane Juhan, a panelist at the upcoming USTA National Conference:  Trager® Approach * Functional Neurology * Medicine _ What Did Milton Know?  Meet Deane Juhan, long time student of Dr. Milton Trager, founder and originator of The Trager® Approach to psychophysical integration.  Deane discusses his insights about what The Trager Approach really is and offers insights about how and why it is so effective as a healing modality. He shares a bit about his background as a Somatic Educator, bridging mind/body modalities over the past 50 years, his intricate perspective and fascination with the neurological physiology of healing and his unique and beautiful way of speaking about the emerging new medicine model. Madelana and Richard are co-founders along with their partner, Debby, of Mind Your Body, a Somatic Education clinic that uses a variety of healing and consciousness-based modalities to assist their clients and students in improving their quality of life. The new Mind Your Body clinic is located in Cedar Grove, NJ. The 2019 US TragerConference is being held September 13-15  at The Pearlstone Center in Reistertown, MD. where all are welcome to attend.  

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