Self-Healing Pain and Finding Inner Peace with Charles Clay

UPDATED: January 29, 2024
PUBLISHED: March 28, 2023
Self-Healing Pain and Finding Inner Peace with Charles Clay

After incurring a catastrophic back injury during a snowboarding trip in 2008, Charles Clay felt hopeless. Time and time again, doctors told him that he would need to undergo surgery or he may never move the same again. Despite this daunting health outlook, Clay healed himself naturally—without surgery—using several therapies informed by modern medicine and ancient healing methods. 

Speaker and author Clay joins host Karen Allen on her podcast, In the Details, to discuss all things healing. In the years since his shocking recovery, Clay has helped others understand and heal their aches and pains naturally. 

Clay and Allen discuss neurokinetic pain relief therapy to treat trauma, emotional release techniques and healing our “sensory suits” by experiencing our feelings rather than running from them. Stored traumas block us from living our dreams—until we meet them, we can’t defeat them. However, with the right tools and by listening to your intuition, Clay advises listeners that “you don’t have to perpetuate suffering.” 

Follow Charles Clay on Facebook and Instagram, and check out his Freedom From Pain coaching services on his website.

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In the Details is no longer releasing new episodes on the SUCCESS Podcast Network, but you can still listen to the full conversation below.

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