Why do we take care of kids for FREE?

  Many people are surprised to find that we take care of kids for free. 

Here is why.

  We are more connected than we realize. Not only as human beings in general, but family's especially. Have you ever been in a crowded room and someone yawns? What happens? Likely everyone will start yawning. This is an example of how our biorhythms influence each other. You could even expand this to a quantum field effect. (See links below.) Quantum fields are an emerging science that looks at subtle energy fields and how they influence matter and consciousness. Again we realize that we are more connected to each other and everything around us.

Now imagine what it is like for a family living together.
If someone in the family is hurting, sick, suffering in some way. This will effect everyone else. In fact, certain research is exploring the idea that if one member of the family is sick, the rest of the family is also part of this dynamic. Said another way, it is not possible for a family to be sick as individuals, but instead, all are part of the experience of being sick on some level.
 In my experience of working with families of all types for over 20 years, I have found that family members will often express the same patterns in their spines and nervous systems. Dr Donald Epstein, founder and creator of Network Spinal Analysis,  said it this way:
"What one represses, the other expresses!"
This is why it is so important for families to be in Network care together. As dominate patterns clear out this creates an energy rich environment for health and healing, connection and growth. Not just as individuals, but as a whole.

  We live in a highly stressful world.
I am committed to helping families  thrive in today's fast paced lifestyle.
​I hope this has raised some questions and brought inspiration to you and your family.
Yours in Health,
Dr Rick

Links:

​tp://reorganizational.org/resources/Documents/A%20Global%20Consciousness.pdf

​http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/blogs/physics/2014/03/the-universe-made-me-do-it/