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Mental Health
How to Become The Best Version of Yourself With Paradise Process
Nothing can stop you from becoming the best version of yourself. Michele Paradise is a certified heaving practitioner, an international speaker and personal development and wellness expert. In this series, she explains the various strategies and patterns of self-healing based on four pillars of healing.
Knowing your body, its energy patterns and controlling thoughts is all part of self-healing. The self-healing is the path of recovering oneself from emotional agony and mental pain or trauma. Learn more about the self-healing journey with the paradise process with Michele Paradise, a certified heaving practitioner, an international speaker and personal development and wellness expert.
Four Pillars of Healing
1. Awareness
2. Acceptance
3. Consciousness
4. Choice
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