Myra - Marriage & Family Therapist

Summary

In this heartfelt testimonial, Myra Shake, a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate from Los Angeles, reflects on her transformative journey from formal training at USC to discovering a holistic approach with instructor Reg Holy. She shares how the integration of mind, body, and spirit into therapy was the missing element she sought. Myra highlights the powerful impact of this training on her personal growth and praises the instructor's ability to create a transformative healing space. She expresses deep gratitude to the Neuromasters Academy community for facilitating her transformation in both her professional and personal life.

Takeaways

• 😀 Myra Shake is a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate based in Los Angeles, California.
• 😀 She is still in the process of becoming licensed but is actively working in the field of healing, transformation, and growth.
• 😀 Myra received her formal training at USC but felt something was missing from her education.
• 😀 The missing element was a holistic approach to healing, which she later found in her training with Reg Holy.
• 😀 The holistic approach considers the entire individual, including their mind, body, and spirit.
• 😀 The training with Reg Holy integrated multiple modalities, offering a comprehensive approach to healing that USC's training lacked.
• 😀 The training was transformative on a cellular level for Myra, marking a significant shift in her personal and professional development.
• 😀 Myra's favorite part of the training was the instructor, who played a vital role in the healing process.
• 😀 The instructor created a space where everyone in the room could expand and reach their highest potential.
• 😀 The instructor was seen as a container, holding and guiding the participants through their transformative experiences.
• 😀 Myra expresses deep gratitude for the experience and the community at Neuromasters Academy.

Q & A

Who is the speaker in the transcript?

The speaker is Myra Shake, a marriage and family therapist associate from Los Angeles, California.

What kind of training did Myra Shake receive?

Myra Shake received her formal training in marriage and family therapy at USC (University of Southern California), although she felt something was missing from it.

What was missing from the formal training Myra Shake received?

Myra Shake felt that the holistic approach was missing from her training, which takes into account the entire individual—mind, body, and spirit.

What made the recent training Myra Shake took different from her previous education?

The recent training she took with Reg Holy was more holistic, beautifully weaving together different modalities and considering the whole individual—mind, body, and spirit.

Why does Myra Shake value the holistic approach in therapy?

She values the holistic approach because it addresses all aspects of the person—mind, body, and spirit—something she felt was lacking in her previous, more traditional education.

How does Myra Shake describe the impact of her recent training on her?

Myra Shake describes the impact as transformative, affecting every cell in her body and leading to significant personal growth. She mentions being 'way different' before the training.

What was Myra Shake's favorite part of the training?

Her favorite part of the training was the instructor, Reg Holy, who she feels provided a powerful transmission and created a healing space for everyone in the room.

What role did the instructor play in the transformative experience Myra Shake describes?

The instructor, Reg Holy, acted as a container for the space of the group, allowing each person to expand and reach their highest potential, which Myra Shake considers invaluable.

How does Myra Shake describe the community at the Neuromasters Academy?

Myra Shake expresses gratitude to the entire community of Neuromasters Academy, indicating that it played an important part in her healing and growth journey.

What is the significance of the 'price' mentioned in the transcript?

Myra Shake mentions that it's hard to put a price on the transformative experience provided by the instructor and the training, suggesting that the value goes beyond monetary cost.