Tag: ptsd
With post tour-of-duty soldier suicides surpassing actual combat deaths in the war on terror, it is imperative that we give our veterans more effective options in coping and coming to terms with the lasting psychological damage inherent in war-fighting.
Breathing is the first and last thing we do in life, but most of us take the breath for granted. Some veterans throughout the country are using their breath to overcome wartime trauma. For many, the breath gives back what years of medication alone have not been able to resolve. They are practicing an exercise called Sudarshan Kriya Yoga, also known as SKY, which releases trauma from the body and mind through a series of breathing exercises that also puts people into states of meditation.
A new study published Tuesday [August 4th] suggests commonly used first-line treatments for PTSD in veterans may not work as well as medical experts once thought.
Have you wondered if there is more information available that might help you and your practitioner(s) put your body in such a healthy state that your body just “gives the boot” to whatever ails you? Well, a Vocal Profile may be able to help you do just those things. BioAcoustic Biology, a/k/a BioAcoustic Soundhealth, is the integrative modality which provides this non-invasive, computer-based and interactive service.
