Back in Control Radio Show with Dr. David Hanscom, MD

By: The 'X' Zone Broadcast Network
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  • Summary

  • Dr. Hanscom believes that each human being has a deep drive to thrive and give back. This force is frequently compromised by chronic pain, which has been documented to have a similar impact on your quality of life as terminal cancer. Life becomes one of survival.

    Through his own personal ordeal, he discovered that chronic pain is curable by systematically using established medical practices in a self-directed manner. The key is connecting to your own healing capacity.
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Episodes
  • BICRS: Kent Bassett - “This Might Hurt” – A Film About Being Freed from Pain

    BICRS: Kent Bassett - “This Might Hurt” – A Film About Being Freed from Pain
    Jan 11 2021
    Director Kent Bassett is an Emmy-nominated editor and filmmaker from Arizona. He’s edited a number of feature documentaries that have premiered at Tribeca Film Festival, AFI Docs, Doc NYC, and the PBS World Channel. His most recent film as editor is Not Going Quietly (Tribeca), about 32-year-old father, Ady Barkan, who after being diagnosed with ALS travels the country to fight for universal health care.

    Much of the drive to make This Might Hurt came from Kent’s own struggle with debilitating arm pain as a 22-year-old. Unable to type on a computer or even turn a doorknob, he had to drop out of college. Although he saw several doctors and tried physical therapy, strength training, even narcotics—the pain grew steadily worse. It wasn’t until he had an insight into the role of stress and emotions that he was able to completely recover.

    For more information visit - http://www.thismighthurtfilm.com
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    1 hr
  • BICRS: Charley Pavlosky - Entrepreneurship And My Return To Happiness And My Life Created Through Artistry

    BICRS: Charley Pavlosky - Entrepreneurship And My Return To Happiness And My Life Created Through Artistry
    Nov 10 2020
    Charley received his early education majoring in music and film, with extensive study in television and media, after which a unique opportunity emerged, which then led him to spend a two-year tenure as House Producer for the world famous Comedy Stores in Los Angeles, Universal Studios and Las Vegas, producing shows and career start-ups for many notables during the great comedy renaissance, including Sam Kinnison, Robin Williams, Andrew “Dice” Clay, Roseanne, Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall, Gary Shandling, and Richard Pryor, among many others.
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    1 hr
  • BICRS: David Elaimy - Breakthroughs in Performance through Creating a Vision, Deepening Awareness and Mental Training

    BICRS: David Elaimy - Breakthroughs in Performance through Creating a Vision, Deepening Awareness and Mental Training
    Nov 3 2020
    David Elaimy specializes in training the minds of high level performers in athletics, business and surgery. He is the Sports Performance Consultant for the University of Washington Athletic Department, working with various coaches, athletes and teams. He is also a surgical coach, working with the neurosurgeons engaged in the Swedish Neuroscience Institute’s Cerebrovascular and Complex Spine Fellowship. David works with individuals and teams to create a powerful vision and trains them to establish the mental skills required to elevate performance while deepening joy. His simple approach helps clients identify and eliminate the interferences that cause suffering and block progress.
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    1 hr

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