Crossinology® Brain Integration Technique

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About Me

Watching my husband go through his healing journey made me the biggest skeptic. I was not a believer in holistic energy or anything outside of western medicine.

When my husband was truly healed, he was back to the man I met in college. The following year, after his BIT sessions, he kept encouraging me to try it too. I didn’t think I needed it, I had never experienced a concussion or brain injury.

But one comment he made stuck with me:

“You need to feel the way I do. I need you to experience life like this.”

So I did.

Come along with me to see how BIT impacted my life…

Did I really need it?

Little did I know BIT is bio-individual; meaning it is customized to exactly what each person needs and how they need it.

Eye Sight

My entire life I saw the world through a different lens. I had no idea anything was wrong until everything changed. Before Brain Integration (BI), my colors were dull, almost with a brown hue over everything. Night driving was a nightmare. Every light had strong streaks across my vision.

After BI, I was able to see new colors, shades, and depth I never knew were missing. Night driving is now clear. There are no more streaks or overwhelming strain on my eyes.

Hearing

The change that made me a believer happened with my hearing. Growing up, I always had hearing loss in my left ear. As my hearing was being tested, my practitioner said, “There’s an emotion trapped in your ear.”

I thought she was crazy, but she began guiding me through the process. At age two, a memory and emotion came back to me. The moment the emotion cleared, it felt like something released in my ear.

Within seconds, I could hear background music that I had never heard before. I could hear surround sound instantly.

Brain

This was the most important change I noticed right after BI. Normally, I would describe my brain as slow, disorganized, and not fully functioning. I was doing life, but always felt like I was pushing through fog.

I once described my brain as a room with laundry piled on every surface, nothing had order, nothing had a place.

Brain Integration helped clear that mess and bring structure. Now my brain feels like a room lined with labeled filing cabinets, organized, coordinated, and able to find information easily.

The Past...

PTSD

Marriage is not easy, but it is worth it. With my husband’s concussion and blackouts, we had many episodes that did not always end well. I would hide, leave, struggle, question everything, and not know what to do.

The blackouts started happening more and more frequently. Eventually, it became a daily reality. He would have no recollection of what had happened, and I was left in pieces.

Brain Integration fixed the blackouts, and they never happened again.

But I was still broken. I still had pieces of myself that needed to be put back together.

Brain Integration helped me heal, forgive, and no longer live in fear.

Memory

My childhood was always a miss. I never really had many memories of myself as a little girl. Before BIT, my earliest memory was at eight years old. Everything before that was gone, almost like a lost time.

I would look at pictures and couldn’t remember the events in them. Growing up, my parents divorced when I was very young. Our brains are amazing organs that protect us by blocking things out. I saw many things that no child should have to see or witness.

Through Brain Integration, I was able to unlock memories, process the negative, and remove the emotion from each event. It has been a healing journey, and now I have many memories restored, even as early as five days old.

School

Growing up, school was never easy. I was always behind and needed extra help in many subjects. I would spend hours re-reading, practicing, and rehearsing just to get through.

I had one teacher who helped me with reading by placing a colored film over each page so the letters would stop moving. Later, I was diagnosed with dyslexia, reading comprehension disorder, and ADHD. I made it through college and earned my degree, but it always felt like I had to work much harder than everyone else.

Since Brain Integration, it feels as if everything is easier. I can read a passage once and it locks in. My learning now is so much simpler and more natural.

Depression...

Postpartum Depression

Giving birth to my first baby was the most magical moment of my life.

What came next, I was not ready for.

Postpartum depression hit me hard. As the days went on, the darkness crept in. It felt like I was living in a gloomy world with no purpose, no light, and no joy. I had intrusive thoughts. I struggled daily just to exist. Some days felt impossible. Other days felt like a dream I couldn’t wake up from.

I reached a breaking point. I knew I needed help.

I had already experienced Brain Integration, but I didn’t know if it would help again or if I needed medication. Brain Integration had already changed my life once, so I chose to try again.

Within three hours, I could feel the clouds inside me begin to part. The heaviness lifted. The sadness eased. My joy returned.

I remember looking at my baby, my heart opening, and finally feeling the love I had longed for.

If you are currently struggling with postpartum depression or dark thoughts, please know you are not alone. Reach out to a trusted person or contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988 in the U.S.) for immediate support.

My Mission...

Thank you for coming with me through my story and personal journey with Brain Integration.

My mission is to relate to others and remind them they are not alone. No matter your past experiences or current struggles, there is hope. Brain Integration has changed my life and my family’s life, and I believe it can help others find healing too.

If you have any questions or feel this story speaks to you, I would love to connect and chat.