Finding My Way From Paralysis To A Rich, Full Life

by Nancy M. Turcich

Overview

Free falling from a 40-foot cliff on October 16, 1982, Nancy M. Turcich crushed her spine and broke open her heart. Holistic therapy reunited Nancy with her rewired teenage structure.

Finding My Way From Paralysis To A Rich, Full Life is a memoir and reference guide that takes the reader on an extreme healing journey. The author weaves her way through the allopathic and holistic health realm with surprising detail and lasting impressions. As a reference guide, more than twenty modalities are explored through personal as well as professional experiences.

With more than twenty-five years in the holistic health field, Nancy has healed her body and guided numerous therapy clients to find their own way to a rich, full life.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013428713
Publisher:	Bez Publications
Publication date:	09/24/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Nancy M. Turcich became a Natural Therapeutic Specialist through the New Mexico School of Natural Therapeutics in 1986. As a qualified alternative health therapist, Nancy taps into her understanding of healing as a client and as a therapist. She has actively participated in hundreds of training hours pertaining to mind-body therapy. Nancy is a Registered Polarity Practitioner (RPP) as well as a Registered Polarity Educator (RPE).

After providing therapy to the public for more than twenty-five years, her clientele’s need for pertinent information and insight into therapy (wanting to know how it works and what they could do to enrich their lives) drew Nancy to write about natural therapy. In late 2009, she released her memoir Finding My Way From Paralysis To A Rich, Full Life.

A portion of the proceeds benefit the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.

Editorial Reviews

"Finding My Way From Paralysis to a Rich, Full Life was so moving, so powerful as the author describes her experience.  Nancy showed incredible courage and stamina.  She described some of the most difficult experiences one could go through with some of the most powerful and progressive therapies available.  Her story is inspiring, uplifting and it gives hope to so many who are unaware of the many healing options presently available." 

Eleanora Lipton

Nancy’s story is dramatic and arresting. She tells of her fall from a cliff, beginning her story with “My right foot slipped,” an excellent hook. Her account of the accident is lively and full of detail. “I was forced to examine my life,” she writes, and that examination is a large part of her book. Finding My Way is a valuable resource for caregivers and body workers. My hunch is that many therapists use this memoir as a reference guide.

Elaine Jordan