FEELINGS OR EMOTIONS? A Seminar in two parts - Melbourne

PART I > SUN. MARCH 3 2024

1 pm – 3:30 pm (Lunch 12 pm)

PART II ONLY FROM SYDNEY

SUN. MAY 5 2024

A Hybrid event with Live stream 1pm-3.30pm

It is common for people, even medical professionals to confuse emotions with feelings.
Daniel Weber has developed a more thorough and effective way of treating cognitive

Or even worse, consider them the same. This is a critical factors in treating psycho-

physical diseases. There are two separate but interactive components that need ad-

dressing in the treatment of these traumas. The body (soma) and the mind (psyche)

are in an interactive processes that reinforces each other’s pathology. Practitioners

must see the link to be more effective in treatment, real individualised treatments. See-

ing the degree of interaction between emotional expression and the ruminating feel-

ings can be modelled. Feelings impact body function, posture and “holding patterns’,

which reinforce those feelings. Feelings become circular; the posture reflects feelings

and the feelings direct postural and biochemical responses. Emotions are usually exist

as singular perception, they are intense and quickly pass. Feelings turn into rumination.

Emotions can be mapped in the brain, feelings not so much.

misconceptions, the body/mind’s suffering and trauma by recognising that these two

pathways are manifest as endogamous [not integrated into the patients narrative] and

exogenous [that which can be integrated]. This all has to do with brain structure and

neuronal myelation, not neurotransmitters. Trauma that is integrated into a personal

narrative; is “my story”, it makes some sense, I can understand why I feel this. The other

is unintegrated trauma, which cannot be integrated into our narrative as the pathways

to promote neurogenesis are blocked and there is the has decreasing axonal connec-

tions.

The seminar is in two parts; a brief introduction to this diagnostic procedure, which

supports both deductive and inductive reasoning in the diagnostic process. The sec-

ond looks at which products match both the objective, rational biomedical tests as well

as the larger inductive, intuitive processes. We will be able to see the process of how

endogenous traumas [undermyelated axons] can be reinforced by exogenous events

[day to day stressors] and how to treat with greater precision.

ABOUT DANIEL WEBER, DSC PHD

Dr Weber is CEO of Panaxea International Inc., and visiting professor at Tianjin University were he lectures postgraduate students.

Stemming from his work in complementary cancer treatments, Dr. Daniel Weber has authored a number of books including: Breast Cancer - a practitioners guide; Chemotherapy and Botanical Support; Introduction to Integrative Oncology; Herbs, compounds and supplements in the treatment of cancer; The Seven Stochastic Events of Cancer and ‘Botanical Oncology; isolates’.

Dr. Weber has also authored the unique Botanical Oncology Cancer App, giving practitioners access to fast prescribing. Available on phone or computer.

Since 1992, Dr. Weber has been teaching practitioners about cancer treatment through live seminars and/or webinars, available on request. Dr. Weber has created numerous granular formulas for oncology support as well as many specific isolates targeting tumors directly. Call the office for the free app, and/or the product manual.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Park Hyatt Melbourne, 1 Parliament Place, Melbourne, Australia