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My name is Derrick and I have personally been through holding therapy sessions 1 time a week for 2 years. the therapists were Craig Ramsey, Keith Reber, and the late Larry VanBloem. It is a very painful therapy and I would not wish it on another human being. It was very beneficial in my treatment but very painful and dangerous. feel free to E-mail me with questions a Kelly_t1001@peoplepc.com .
I went through holding therapy as well, and it was very helpful, changed my life, and allowed me to be a productive human being. I am saddened that other people have lost the ability to heal from this very helpful healing therapy. What a loss.
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