In this episode, we return to the subject of trauma, and in particular, how trauma can get stored in the body...for years.

My dear friend Lori Haring is a physical therapist, a pelvic floor specialist, and the mother of five. She has advanced training in visceral and neural mobilization, as well as craniosacral and myofascial release. In this touching account, Lori details the story of how she lost her first love in a tragic incident. Her own journey has been informed by this tragic loss in an ongoing and cyclical way, and the tools she has come to master in her career have been instrumental in allowing her to finally release this trauma from her body. In our conversation she shares some of the most powerful tools with us.

Lori has such an incredible tale to tell: I know you will find it very moving and inspiring, as well as informative.

This talk that I did with Lori was recorded in 2020, and since then many twists and turns have come her way and Lori would like to update everyone with where she is today, and how those curveballs have shaped her own healing journey and her work with others dealing with chronic pain and movement disorders. She has written a personal letter to all of you, which you can read right here.


You can reach Lori here:  484-619-1137 (call or text) or at [email protected]

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