Press Release Monday 12 October 2009
For immediate release
International presenter launches Moativational Medicine™ in New Zealand.
Dr Richard Moat, creator of Moativational Medicine™, an approach to health and wellbeing that acknowledges and addresses
the role stress and our emotions play in the on-set and maintenance of physical ailments, illness and dis-ease, launches
his work in Auckland at the Crowne Plaza Hotel on Sunday, October the 18th.
Inspired by the work of the likes of Louise Hay, Deepak Chopra, Candace Pert and Bruce Lipton, the Moativational
Medicine™ philosophy is grounded in the belief that physical symptoms are not random.
It contests they are the result of the body’s infinite intelligence - combined with the wisdom of the all-knowing
unconscious mind - endeavouring to bring into our conscious awareness something – typically a belief or behaviour - that
is in need of adjustment.
Moativational Medicine demonstrates how to accurately and simply interpret the hidden and specific meaning in all manner
of physical symptoms.
This is an approach to health and healing created for everyone with an interest in taking more responsibility for their
health, and being able to discover the cause of what ails them rather than just treat the symptoms.
Medical Doctors, health professionals and practitioners alike also use the Moativational Medicine™ model to increase
their successes with patients and clients, as well as help create a preventative approach to their ongoing and future
physical health.
Having spent the last 14 years in the field of integrated health and holistic healing, and a total of 26 in the peak
performance and human potential arena, Richard has tested and refined his emotion-centred approach, confirming the
findings of Harvard Medical School and The American Institute of Stress, namely, that as many as 85% of our physical
ailments have an emotional or stress-related component to them. Richard’s experience suggests it is closer to 99%.
Richard and his work have been approved by Waitemata DHB, with GPs regularly referring their patients to his private
practice on Auckland’s North Shore.
This entertaining 1-day seminar, full of insights, wisdom and demonstrations, will appeal to you if you are of the
belief that illness and wellness are rooted in mental, emotional and spiritual – not just physical – foundations.
For all the details of the seminar, Richard’s work and how to book one of the remaining seats, log onto
www.moativationalmedicine.com
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