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Michael Westgate @[email protected]

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Hi, I'm Michael Westgate. I have over 20 years of clinical e


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Michael Westgate
Posted 6 days ago

In this video, I share a powerful shift in how we understand chronic pain, stress-related illness, and long-term healing. For too long, we’ve viewed the body like a machine—but real healing goes deeper than fixing parts. I talk about why that old model breaks down, how trauma disconnects mind and body, and why true recovery is about restoring relationship—with ourselves, our past, and the present moment.

This isn’t just a new perspective—it’s a new path to freedom.

#chronicpain #chronicpainrelief #chronicillness #relationalhealing #healingjourney #traumahealing

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Michael Westgate
Posted 1 month ago

Make Your Goals Embarrassingly Simple. Here's Why.

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Michael Westgate
Posted 1 month ago

Do You Feel Guilty For Not Doing Enough? THIS video might help you figure it out!

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Michael Westgate
Posted 2 months ago

This video dives deep into attachment styles and how they shape our relationships and emotional patterns. I explore how insecure attachment often stems from childhood experiences where we had to suppress our authentic voice to survive. As adults, we may unconsciously adopt the role of our past neglectors, leading to self-sabotaging behaviors like avoidance, resentment, or emotional dependence. The key to breaking these patterns lies in self-awareness, nervous system regulation, and consistent daily practices like mindfulness, breathwork, and somatic exercises. By rewiring our automatic responses and gradually shifting towards secure attachment, we can create healthier relationships, deeper self-trust, and greater emotional resilience. If you’ve ever struggled with attachment issues, this video will help you understand your patterns and offer practical steps to transform them.

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Michael Westgate
Posted 2 months ago

This video explores how writing exercises can help you discover your attachment style and understand its impact on your life. It begins by guiding you to reflect on your early caregiver relationships and how they shaped your attachment patterns—whether anxious, avoidant, or disorganized. The exercises help you identify how your attachment style influences your stress, emotional regulation, and relationship dynamics. By recognizing recurring patterns and triggers, you can start addressing the barriers that prevent deeper connections and personal growth.

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Michael Westgate
Posted 2 months ago

Perfect for managing stress, relieving anxiety, and achieving a state of balance, these exercises are easy to follow and suitable for beginners.

By incorporating somatic practices into your routine, you’ll experience improved nervous system regulation, better body awareness, and a deeper sense of presence. Whether you’re new to somatic movement or looking for ways to feel more grounded in your daily life, this video is your step-by-step guide.

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Michael Westgate
Posted 2 months ago

This is how your body sensations can guide your emotions #nervoussystemregulation

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Michael Westgate
Posted 2 months ago

Can connecting with your body boost your calmness? Find out here!

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Michael Westgate
Posted 2 months ago

Living out of sync with your true beliefs and reality can lead to issues like chronic pain.

As explained in "Why Aligning with Your Truth Is a Game Changer", this video highlights the importance of recognizing and correcting these misalignments for personal growth.

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Michael Westgate
Posted 2 months ago

Why Does Tapping Work? Is Tapping for Everyone? EFT | Student Question

In this video, I answer a question from one of our students from our Chronic Pain Course: Why does tapping work, and is it suitable for everyone?

With the student's consent, we're sharing this discussion to shed light on the mechanics of tapping (also known as EFT - Emotional Freedom Techniques) and why it may be effective for some but not for others.

I explain how tapping is a highly individual practice and why it's crucial to find a personal practice that resonates personally with you.

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