Relentless Healing
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Description
Rocio Villasenor is the mother of a twenty one year old daughter diagnosed at an early age with epilepsy, cerebral palsy and severe mental delays. Exhausted by pursuing conventional methods of healing, Rocio relentlessly researched alternative healing methods to improve her daughter’s quality of life and discovered BioNeuroEmotion (BNE.) Stephanie and Rocio talk about about love, healing and the pursuit living your best life in this episode of Relatable.
Show Highlights
Stephanie talks about her relationship with learning.
Rocio shares why she feels we need to pay attention to relating.
Rocio talks about finding what is in the middle of polarizing thoughts and how she uses BNR to heal and grow.
Resources Mentioned
Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
Rocio and I met in a Toastmasters group shortly after I moved to Los Angeles. I loved her from the second I met her! She is always insightful, warm and fun to be around. She is the poster woman for “feel good” relating! – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
The Social Challenge for the Week: Start a Practice of Learning
Begin by asking yourself at the end of each day, What did I learn today?
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“Relating well is essential to our health. As we exercise empathetic curiosity with each other we increase our personal well-being and improve the world around us.” - 
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