Representative Services
Origin Forces provides healing programs for clients who want skills to help themselves and their loved ones. Teaching and therapy are provided for many kinds of traumas, stresses, and injuries.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder ( PTSD). PTSD can develop after exposure to terrifying events or ordeals in which grave psychological or physical harm occurred or was threatened. Traumatic events that may trigger PTSD include violent personal assaults, natural or human-caused disasters, accidents, or military combat.
Prenatal and Birth Trauma. When traumas occur prior to or during birth, the natural flow of the baby's cranial sacral fluid may be disrupted, causing symptoms such as excessive crying, sleeplessness, and lack of appetite. Sometimes the quantity and quality of parental bonding is radically reduced because of the hormonal changes that normally occur in the body during and after trauma and shock.
Miscarriage. After a miscarriage, a woman may suffer from grief, guilt, depression, and anxiety. It is important that adequate responses to loss be expressed so that the woman may regain balance and wholeness.
Abortion. In a study of post-abortion patients eight weeks after surgery, researchers found that 44 percent complained of nervous disorders, 36 percent experienced sleep disturbances, and 31 percent had regrets about their decision.
Infertility. Infertility Stress Syndrome is comprised of a group of symptoms similar to many of the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Problems with sleep, work, and relationships, especially the marital relationship, are common.
Physical trauma. Nearly everyone experiences some physical trauma during their lifetimes from accidents, surgeries, and other causes. Measures are usually taken to mend broken bones, but often not to repair biodynamic systems that may have been compromised.
Chronic pain. Chronic pain is often associated with long-term incurable or intractable medical conditions or disease. Such pain effects sleep patterns, mental health, and numerous physical systems.
Death and Dying. As life comes to a close it is often filled with pain and resistance, making the transition feel unbearable for everyone. We often are not given the tools to grieve or reflect on this process. This can cause a range of effects for the dying as well as the surviving, from increased pain and lack of sleep to uncomfortable and confusing emotions.
Please refer to Private Sessions and Workshops for information about specific offerings to assist in overcoming these (and other) conditions.
