Use Your Head - Recovery With Ease

What if addiction is like being pulled into a video game that’s seems impossible to get out of? 🙂

And what if a simple modality involving 32 points on the head could give people more space and ease to choose something different in recovery?

Choosing to be here fully - to be themselves!

In this episode, we meet Vanessa E. Kalo, an integrative psychology practitioner who has been adding the Access tools and Access Bars to her work with addiction recovery in Arizona, USA — where it changed well… everything.

Come on and hear more from Vanessa and some of her clients!

Key Takeaways: 
• Addiction can be described as a video game it's almost impossible to get out of.
• Receiving Access Bars is an opportunity to release anxiety, stress and depressions and contribute to a state of general wellbeing in those going through addiction recovery.

Resources: 
• The Access Bars  
• Access Consciousness
• More from Katarina Wallentin

PS. Vanessa mentions a few key Access tools in this episode. If you would like to find out more, here are some great videos to watch:

Tool #1: What are the Access Bars?
Tool #2: Who Does This Belong To?
Tool #3: Light or Heavy?

Vanessa E. Kalo is an Integrative Psychology Practitioner whose work bridges psychology, consciousness, and practical awareness.

Currently, she is focusing on addiction recovery in Arizona, USA, where she introduced Access Bars as a somatic, consciousness-oriented practice that supports nervous system regulation and long-term healing alongside traditional therapy.