Hyrum Feriante - Rolfing, Craniosacral Therapy, Pain Management

09/13/2025

09/05/2025

Course Highlight: SomatoEmotional Release 1 (SER1)

Further your education. Discover the transformative journey of SomatoEmotional Release 1 (SER1) and learn how to address the emotional components of physical pain and dysfunction. This course empowers you to guide clients toward deeper healing and balance.

What you’ll learn:
- Techniques to identify and release emotional energy stored in the body
- Practical applications for integrating SER with CranioSacral Therapy
- Skills to help clients achieve lasting emotional and physical relief

Register now - https://shop.iahe.com/Workshops/SomatoEmotional-Release-1-SER1?fbclid=IwY2xjawMoLRdleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBBdmpRU3AwbFY2VHQwRUsxAR6brh5aVszR_sM1Dwb_O_rJtBYNl2tAq06gFDj0-MYcysWtmkHf0Gko56ba0A_aem_48y5N1xga5sLMfHhd6p_xA

09/05/2025

🌟 Can Visceral Manipulation help scoliosis? 🌟

A case report followed a 14-year-old with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. After Visceral Manipulation sessions, her spinal curve improved — along with breathing, movement, and daily comfort.

Curious how this gentle, hands-on therapy made a difference?
👉 Read the full study here: http://ow.ly/QQwk50KCMGy or Barralinstitute.com - Searchable Article Database

08/27/2025

Breathwork and Music Trigger Psychedelic-Like Bliss in the Brain

A study examining breathwork with music found it reliably produces profound, psychedelic-like states of consciousness in participants.

Brain imaging showed unique blood flow patterns: reductions in sensory areas but increased activity in emotion-processing regions.

These shifts correlated with self-reported blissful states and decreased negative emotion, echoing classic descriptions of "oceanic boundlessness."

The results highlight breathwork’s potential as a powerful non-pharmacological tool for emotional healing.

08/27/2025

Big Five No More? New Study Uncovers Hidden Personality Traits

For decades, psychologists have relied on the Big Five traits to measure personality, but researchers now propose a more precise method.

By using network-based taxonomic graph analysis, they built personality structures from individual survey items upward, revealing new categories such as sociability, impulsivity, and integrity.

This bottom-up approach gives a richer, more accurate picture of personality.

The findings could extend beyond personality into psychiatry, potentially changing how disorders like depression and anxiety are understood.

08/26/2025

High-THC Cannabis Linked to Psychosis and Addiction

High-concentration THC cannabis products may increase the risk of severe mental health problems, according to a systematic review covering more than 221,000 participants.

The strongest evidence pointed to links with psychosis, schizophrenia, and addiction, while results on anxiety and depression were inconsistent.

Some therapeutic studies suggested possible improvements, but others found negative outcomes.

Overall, the evidence emphasizes caution and the urgent need for higher-quality research.

https://neurosciencenews.com/thc-psychosis-addiction-29615/

08/19/2025

Bipolar Mood Shifts Linked to Insulin Signaling in the Pancreas

A new study reveals that mood cycling in bipolar disorder may be partly driven by a pancreas–brain feedback system.

Using human-derived pancreatic cells, scientists found that increased expression of the bipolar susceptibility gene RORβ disrupts insulin secretion.

In mice, boosting RORβ in pancreatic β cells reduced insulin during the light phase, causing depression-like behaviors linked to overactive hippocampal neurons.

Later, this overactivity stimulated insulin release in the dark phase, producing mania-like behaviors alongside reduced hippocampal activity.

The pattern shows how circadian timing and metabolic changes can work together to influence mood.

The discovery could lead to novel treatments targeting peripheral organs as well as the brain.

https://neurosciencenews.com/bipolar-mood-insulin-pancreas-29585/