I don't hide that I'm a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but I don't specifically speak about it either. God has called me to speak more broadly in my work and in my missionary efforts. I'm very open about my relationship with God and being a Christian.
Bio Emotional Healing® was born from a refusal to let our challenges define what is possible. After being told by doctors that I would not live past my teenage years, I learned early what it meant to face uncertainty and “impossible odds.” But my journey did not end there. As an adult, I experienced debilitating chronic pain and lost the ability to walk. Once again, I found myself searching for answers—unwilling to believe that pain, illness, or circumstances had to dictate the boundaries of my life. This search led me deep into the science of the brain, body, and nervous system, and into a greater understanding of how our emotional experiences, beliefs, perceptions, life events, and learned patterns can shape the way we respond to the world and influence our health and well-being. My pursuit to understand the brain was rooted in a refusal to put limitations on an unlimited God. If He created us with minds and bodies capable of adapting, learning, growing, and changing, I wanted to understand that design as deeply as I could. I wanted to discover what becomes possible when we stop defining ourselves by our diagnoses, our past, our pain, or the limitations we have been given—and begin recognizing the extraordinary capacity God placed within us. From this journey, Bio Emotional Healing® was born. Rooted in neuroscience and centered on the brain-body connection, Bio Emotional Healing® is a step-by-step process designed to help people identify and transform deeply ingrained emotional and neurological patterns and learn how to rewire the nervous system. By creating new patterns of response and connection, this work seeks to help people move beyond cycles of anxiety, trauma, limiting beliefs, chronic pain, and other mental and physical health challenges. I believe in looking at the whole person—not separating the emotional experience from the physical body, or the nervous system from the life events and patterns that shape it. My mission is to bridge neuroscience, faith, and human transformation—to empower people with a deeper understanding of their brain, body, emotions, and nervous system; teach them how to rewire the patterns that no longer serve them; and help them discover the extraordinary capacity for healing, resilience, growth, and change that God placed within each of us. We are extraordinary creations of an unlimited God, with a brain and body capable of remarkable change.
This channel is a place to explore the extraordinary connection between the brain, body, emotions, and nervous system —and what becomes possible when we begin to understand how they work together.Born from my own journey with serious health challenges, chronic pain, and losing the ability to walk, this work is rooted in a refusal to let our challenges define what is possible.Through the lens of neuroscience, faith, and human transformation, this channel explores the patterns that shape how we think, feel, respond, and live—including anxiety, trauma, limiting beliefs, rumination, addiction, chronic pain, and other mental and physical health challenges.We’ll explore the science behind the brain-body connection and the nervous system, the impact of our emotions and life experiences, and the remarkable capacity of the brain and body to adapt and change. Through conversations, personal stories, expert insights, and practical education, the goal is to help you better understand yourself and discover new ways of approaching the challenges you face.At its heart, this channel is about possibility—questioning the limitations we have accepted, exploring what neuroscience can teach us about our capacity for change, and considering what happens when science and faith come together.
The podcast is for curious, growth-oriented people who want to understand the brain, body, emotions, and nervous system—and discover what neuroscience, faith, and human potential can teach us about creating meaningful change.
I have been a devoted and committed member my entire life. My relationship is as Paul said: "I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ." (Romans 1:16)