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Hey there, Surviving war zone trauma, starting over, and stepping into the therapy room as a client is how my story in this field began. It started me on a challenging and wonderful journey that has led me to now building Helicon to empower EMDR therapists and bring EMDR to more people. In my recent conversation with Michael Fulwiler on the Heard Business School podcast, we talked about my journey from Marine combat veteran to EMDR therapist and founder of Helicon. Here’s what we covered: 🔹 How EMDR helped me stop flashbacks and reconnect with my body If you’re thinking about how to bring your personal story into your professional work, this episode might offer some direction. Or if you're curious what would lead someone to feeling so passionate about starting a company like Helicon (and writing these newsletters), it might provide some answers! Listen: Spotify // Apple Podcasts Watch: YouTube Give it a listen on your next commute or while making dinner tonight. And stay tuned for our next newsletter tomorrow morning where we'll be exploring AI's implications for EMDR therapists. In gratitude, Chris PS- Know someone else who might be interested in this interview or our regular newsletter? Hit forward and invite them to subscribe! They can subscribe here. |
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