Being You, Back To The Basics
Written by Steven L. Mayber
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About the Author
Steven has over 30 years experience in healing, martial arts and personal empowerment.
Areas of expertise include: Touch for Health, Zero Balancing,
NAET Allergy Elimination and Emotional Freedom Techniques.
He specializes in Long-Distance Healing, nand has advanced training in resolving past trauma.
A deep understanding of mind and body relationships,
Flower Essence Therapy, and Applied Kinesiology,
An expert in accessing the body’s innate wisdom.
He has facillitated several hundred lectures and classes,
And appeared on cable television, and radio interviews.
Website: www.globalhealingsolutions.com
E-mail: stevenmayber@comcast.net
Office: 847-275-2932
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