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Does NeuroCranial Restructuring (NCR) really work?
Yes, NeuroCranial Restructuring (NCR) does work - but of course this is dependent on each patient. There are many different opinions that are on the Internet, some good, some bad. Please understand that like any other medical treatment, progress and results are based on a multitude of factors. In most cases NCR can open the patient to energy and focus, allowing for progress to be made in other areas of healing that previously could not be afforded the energy. NCR is a very powerful therapy that will not only change the complaints that you arrive with, but many other areas of your physical and mental well-being.
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Why do you do NCR in a 4-day session, and is 4 days all I need?
NeuroCranial Restructuring (NCR) is done in a four day session so that the nervous system, structural body, and emotional aspect of the patient can get the most change possible. The first NCR session can make profound changes, but each patient should understand that not everything will change in the first session. We encourage that once starting on this path of healing, you understand that it could take upwards of 6 sessions for a person to get complete healing. NCR is also a great treatment for improving quality of life and many of our patients return once per year to maintain benefit, even long after their chief complaints are gone.
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Can NCR create emotional reactions?
Illness, pain, insomnia, degenerative conditions, anxiety, depression (to name a short list) are some of the reasons that patients seek out NeuroCranial Restructuring (NCR) therapy. While the 4 day NCR session is a very physical and structural treatment, it can also bring up emotional aspects of a persons health, especially once the nervous system begins to release old traumas. Dr. Hillary recognizes how important the emotional body is to healing, and is skilled at helping patients through their process of change.
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