infinite | healing arts center

“…a few months ago, I was experiencing tremendous neck and shoulder pain due to stress and tension.  Not wanting to accept the miserable state I was in, I sought out advice from my general doctor.  After X-rays, muscle relaxers and physical therapy, my body continued to hurt.  I was extremely frustrated!  There had to be a better, non-medicated way of healing.

Since beginning Network Care (3months ago)…no pain meds!  No physical therapy!  No more pain and discomfort!  My entire being has been transformed into positive energy .  Through prayer and the precious knowledge of Dr. Mike, I now have peace.  My body knows how to deal with stress and tension in a proper manner naturally.  Network care has been life changing!  The past three months have allowed me the opportunity to experience my “wonderful self” again.”

What I enjoy most and what I would like someone to know about Network Care at Infinite Healing Arts Center is…

“You will be enlightened; mentally, physically, and spiritually!  Dr. Mike creates an environment that uplifts the human spirit.  Thank you for giving me the tools to live in harmony with myself.  You exude an abundance of happiness!”

~Jennifer W., Gilbert

“Network Spinal Analysis is beautiful work that apparently works on many levels.  A friend recommended I try it when I told her of my headaches, stiffness, and pain in left shoulder and neck, and depression.  Soon after beginning entrainments – maybe the second or third week – the stiffness and pain lessened.  Headaches were less frequent.  And I always came away from a session feeling mellow and at ease.  With my first progress consultation I was impressed with the changes in body posture, confirmed by before and after pictures.  The after photos showed generally more presence or energy.  Shoulders were less round and tailbone less tucked.

Now 2 months later I no longer have the neck pain or the headaches.  I have a growing awareness of tension as they happen:  I catch myself with a tight jaw and clenching when there is repressed anger.  I am often aware of how I walk with my head thrust forward and shoulders raised when I am “thinking up a storm”.  I notice this, pause to take a breath and feel at ease walking upright.

I notice a change in relationships.  Being more at ease myself, I am less defensive with others.  And suddenly (it seems) I am not afraid to share true feelings with my husband and to express my desires and wishes even if they go against his.

I like my body now and more often honor and listen to it.”

~G.G., Tucson