Holographic Memory Resolution (HMR) Therapy & Trauma w/ Gail Furlan

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On our final episode of Season 1 we stay close to home in Sarnia, Ontario where we interview one of our community's most experienced therapist and clinical social worker. Gail Furlan has been practicing for over 40 years and has been trained in a variety of different modalities and has found that Holographic Memory Resolution (HMR) Therapy to be the most efficient and effective in her work with clients experiencing trauma. Gail discusses her path in social work, HMR and it's founder Brent Baum as well as real life stories from her 40 year career. For more information about our guest- Gail Furlan please check out her website- https://www.gailfurlan.com

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