In this episode, you’ll hear from Karen, a nurse with nearly 40 years in oncology, ICU, and interventional radiology, who carried the weight of constant crisis until her body finally said, “Enough.” Migraines, pain, exhaustion, fear of becoming the patient on the gurney – all of that began to shift when she learned how to update the memories running her life using eutaptics®. When you’ve spent years in survival mode – especially in nursing, medicine, first response, ministry, or any helping role – your brain has been quietly recording everything. https://linktr.ee/robertgenesmith It’s not that your body keeps the score… your body expresses the score your brain is holding. And when those unresolved memories stack up, they show up as anxiety, burnout, chronic pain, autoimmune issues, addictions, and that deep feeling of, “If something doesn’t change, I’m not going to make it.” If you’re ready to stop enduring and start updating, a private session with me is the place to start. I’ll help you: - Find the real emotional programs behind your pain, stress, or burnout. - Go straight to the key memories your brain is using to keep you stuck - Neurologically “flatten” those old experiences so they no longer hijack your body - Install new, updated internal responses that support health, peace, and confidence - This is not about talking in circles for years or endlessly reliving what hurt you. It’s about changing how your brain encodes those experiences so your body can finally follow. 👉 If you feel like you’re doing everything “right” and still suffering, that’s your sign it’s time to change how your mind is running the show. - Nurses, doctors, first responders, ministers, and helpers are constantly exposed to extreme emotional situations that most people never see. -Without fundamental emotional processing skills, those experiences get pushed down and later show up as physical issues: chronic pain, migraines, fatigue, autoimmune problems, weight gain, anxiety, addictions, etc. - Robert reframes trauma: it’s not what happened to you, it’s how your brain internalized and encoded what happened. - The body doesn’t “keep the score”; the brain keeps the score, and the body expresses it. - Pain (physical and emotional) is a protective mechanism with a positive intention – it’s the brain trying to keep you safe. Addiction isn’t about the substance or behavior; it’s the program: “I feel bad, what must I do to feel good?” Many people in helping professions grew up as caretakers in dysfunctional families, then unconsciously choose careers that repeat familiar chaos. - Karen shares her story: losing her mother to cancer, then later working on the same oncology floor and even in the same room – suppressing emotions to “get the job done.” - Years of watching patients die, running codes, dealing with families, and working short-staffed built up an unseen emotional load. - Karen developed significant physical symptoms: migraines, ocular migraines, chronic pain, myofascial pain, hip issues, sleep problems, heart irregularities, and eye problems. - She tried multiple approaches (medication, steroid injections, massage, chiropractic, osteopathy, acupuncture, coaching, etc.) with limited long-term relief. - A friend (Gary) introduced her to eutaptics® FasterEFT; through sessions and practitioner training, she began changing the memories behind her symptoms. - As she updated those memories, her pain dramatically decreased and some medical diagnoses improved or resolved; stress now shows up as a small, manageable signal instead of overwhelming pain. - Robert explains that memories are malleable; you can neurologically “update” them so they no longer trigger old emotional and physical responses. - Eutaptics® focuses on empowering people to become their own healer by learning skills to change internal responses, not just cope with them.
