Hanna Perkins Center hosts book talks with authors who are affiliated with the agency and have written on subjects that relate to our work around mental health and social-emotional well-being. These events are free; reservations are required.
COMING NEXT
Dr. Dan Ratner discusses his new book:
Crushing Doubt: An Advanced System for Mind-Body Pain and Symptom Relief
Hanna Perkins understands that behavior has meaning that relates directly to an individual’s thoughts and feelings.
And so do physical symptoms.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Dan Ratner to discuss these issues with the Hanna Perkins community.
Ratner will discuss his new book, Crushing Doubt: An Advanced System For Mind-Body Pain and Symptom Relief, which was just released in early February. He will present how pain and physical discomfort can be symptoms of social-emotional ailments – and how many people are able to find relief even after modern medicine, physical therapy and other modalities have failed to help.
Ratner will describe how to use his system to achieve this relief. It’s all about the information, as it turns out, because how we think and feel drives what our bodies express.
We welcome you to join this important discussion that continues the Hanna Perkins tradition of psychological understanding, but with a new slant that can bring relief and better living to so many.
About the author:
Dr. Dan Ratner grew up in Shaker Heights, Ohio, in a family with a deep expertise in psychological tradition. He completed his undergraduate work at Brown University, graduating Cum Laude, after which time he spent two years in Teach For America as a primary elementary school teacher in Compton, CA. He went on to receive Masters and Doctorate degrees in Psychology from Widener University, and was a staff member and training director of Fordham University’s Counseling Center. Since 2007, Ratner has operated a full-time private practice helping sufferers of chronic pain.
Following a profound, life-changing experience resolving his own chronic pain, Ratner has become a leading expert in the field, curing hundreds of pain sufferers with these scientific and logical methods. In recent years, he used his experience and education to develop seminars and groups to teach people about the mind body process and provide a space to practice and learn about moment-to-moment experience in the mind-body moments.
His rapidly growing podcast, Crushing Doubt, about such treatments and how to understand them, has brought relief to many just from watching or listening.
When
- Wed., March 5 from 6-8 pm
Where
- Hanna Perkins Center Distance Learning Room (Directions)
- Or online via Zoom (link provided after registration)
Cost
- Free. Reservations are required
- Registration closes at 5 pm on Wednesday, March 5
