What if your symptoms were signals—not malfunctions? Dr. Michelle LaMasa-Dawson (Director, Recall Healing USA; Co-Director, Recall Healing International) joins us to unpack how unresolved stress, family patterns, and life timelines can map to physical symptoms—and how awareness plus practical mind-body tools can support real change.

In this conversation, we explore: identifying stress “conflicts,” why awareness is 80% of the shift, gentle somatic practices, and how to approach healing without abandoning conventional care. We also talk parenting, breaking inherited beliefs, and the Hawaiian practice of ho‘oponopono as a simple at-home reset.

Guest

Dr. Michelle LaMasa-Dawson — Director of Recall Healing USA; Co-Director of Recall Healing International; Scientific Advisory Board member. PhD in Mind-Body Medicine (Saybrook University). Certifications include NET, NLP, Sound Healing, CMBM, and fascial techniques (Human Garage).

Web: soultreetransformations.com, recallhealingusa.com

Email: [email protected] • Contact: (626) 533-7019 (Brianna)

Instagram: @soultreetransformations

Mind-Body Skills, Live workshop: Oct 2–4 in Woodstock, GAWhat we cover

• What Recall Healing looks for: timeline, birth order, naming, family events
• “Turbo function” vs “malfunction”: a reframing of symptoms
• Why awareness (80%) + action (20%) becomes a practical path
• When somatic work helps (breath, gentle fascial maneuvers, down-shifting from fight/flight)
• Ho‘oponopono for family patterns and self-responsibility
• Balancing complementary approaches with appropriate medical care

Mentioned/Promised Links:

• Blog for this episode: kerouacscruising.com/blog
• “Together We Rise” anthology: https://amzn.to/44hvyaX
• Human Garage (fascial maneuvers): https://humangarage.net/
• Ho‘oponopono Prayer: https://healingbrave.com/blogs/all/hooponopono-prayer-for-forgiveness
• Cara & James socials: @kerouaccruising (FB/IG)
• Contact Michelle: soultreetransformations.com | recallhealingusa.com

Disclaimers

This episode shares personal experiences and educational perspectives. It’s not medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.

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