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Dr. Nima

It Changed Everything

I want to tell you about the moment that things clicked for me. I'd been running my business for years— Building a solid reputation. Getting great results with clients. Making decent money. But I was exhausted. And resentful. And secretly terrified that if I stopped...

I Thought I Was Only An Avoidant

Yesterday I shared how I healed my avoidant attachment in relationships—Only to discover I was anxiously attached to my clients. Had a bunch of replies asking:"How do I know which pattern I'm running in my business?" Great question so I thought I’d share Because...

I Thought I Was Healed

After spending years healing my avoidant attachment in romantic relationships—somatic therapy, shadow work, nervous system regulation, the whole deal— I finally got to a place where I could actually stay. I was no longer making mental lists of my partner's faults. I...

A New Lens For Forgiveness

(Name changed to respect privacy and anonymity) (4 minute read).   Amy was tired of feeling like a victim. Divorced with children,  running a business,  she was still walking around with a great deal of resentment.    She had done YEARS of therapy,  plant medicines,...

Healing Through Language

“This pain is killing me.” I can’t tell you how many times I used to hear these words in my days as a Chiropractor. I would cringe inside for my patients, because although I didn’t have the Poly Vagal Neuroscience training I have now, as I’ve deepened my understanding...

The Power of Your Language

The Power of Your Language

I want to show you how powerful your language is.     “I'm afraid of dogs,” was what a woman said, as she walked into my new Chiropractic clinic in downtown of Vancouver and saw Lucy (my dog, who is with me 24/7.) You see, Lucy is absolutely harmless and cute as hell....

How to Tell if You’re Being a Victim

How to Tell if You’re Being a Victim

When I’m working with people struggling with stress, overwhelm, anxiety, and depression - I have a policy that I don’t work with “victims.” Let me explain. When something distressing or traumatic happens, the shock and tragedy requires you to be surrounded by support....