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Lee Hartman August 22, 2023August 22, 2023 actualization, akashic records, behaviors, belief systems, communicate, discernment, expectations, God, imprints, manipulate, memories, procrastinating, PTSD, Self-Assessment, self-realization, Sub-Conscious Mind, Suson Essentials, values, wounds

Your Belief Systems – Whose Are They Anyway?

How can we know who we really are, when we have not addressed our childhood wounds, imprints, and akashic records,

FEATURED Health Resources Mental Health

Lee Hartman February 24, 2023April 13, 2023 ADHD, advocacy, anxiety, bipolar, depression, education, Empathy, illness, kansas, mental health, NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Illness, OCD, PTSD, recovery, support, topeka, wellness

Struggling with mental health issues? You are not alone!

NAMI Topeka is Topeka’s voice on mental illness and mental health: People working together to improve lives and outcomes through

Diet/Weight Loss FEATURED Health Resources Nutrition

Lee Hartman December 14, 2022January 23, 2023 anxiety, depression, drugs, food, health, heavy metals, high cholesterol, neuropathy, overmedicated, panic attacks, pre-diabetes, PTSD, toxins, wellness

How I Took Control of My Health

I was misdiagnosed in 1997 and spent nearly 2 decades sick and in ill health because I was overmedicated with

Massage Physical Therapy/Rehab Sports and Athletics

Lee Hartman March 20, 2020April 14, 2020 acne, addiction, burns, deprivation tanks, dopamine, eczema, endorphin, float therapy, health, injuries, inspiration, kansas, massage, pain, psoriasis, PTSD, relax, relaxation, sauna, stress, topeka

Float Therapy – Relax. Dream. Get Inspired

Casey Campbell of Midwest Float isn’t just an entrepreneur; he is his own best customer. After serving for eight years

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