Masterclass Wed, Feb 18:Â The 3 Hidden Costs of a Lifetime of Holding
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LIVE Masterclass
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The 3 Hidden Costs of a Lifetime of Holding
And What Science Shows the Body Needs FirstÂ
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Wednesday, Feb 18 | 8:00 AM PST
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Your Body Has Been Carrying Too Much for Too Long.
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Years of being the strong one can show up as:
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Chronic fatigue or tension
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Overwhelm, shutdown, or constant alertness
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Short-lived relief that doesn’t last
When you start to break down - it 's not weakness
It’s a nervous system that never received what it needed first.
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Register To Learn The Costs
What You'll Discover
This masterclass gives you both knowledge and embodied experience
This is not about forcing change.
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It's about understanding how your body actually works
to be able to work with it.
Who This Is For
Why This Matters
You’ve been holding it together for years.
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Keeping  everything in place.
Taking care of everyone else.Â
And you’ve been paying a price — in your body, your health and your relationships
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It's become your biology - not just. psychology.
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Your body has been running the Body Trauma Loop: stress → overwhelm → stress → overwhelm
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Every time you push through, the load accumulates.
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Register To Learn The CostIs This Worth 90 Minutes of Your Time?
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If you’ve tried therapies, practices, or wellness strategies that helped a little but didn’t last, this hour is different.
It shows why those approaches didn’t stick and what the body actually needs first.
3 Hidden Costs of a Lifetime of Holding
⏱️LIVE 90-Minutes Masterclass | February 18 at 8 AM PST
Are You Ready to Understand the Cost — and the way out?
The Instructor
Aimie Apigian, MD, MS, MPHÂ
Physician. Researcher. Patient. Guide.
Aimie Apigian is a double board-certified addiction physician with master's degrees in biochemistry and public health. She is the founder of the Mind-Body-Biology Institute and author of the national bestseller book, The Biology of Trauma.
Her framework didn't come from textbooks. It came from necessity.
As a surgeon and chronic health physician, she saw patients whose stress had made them sick. As a foster-adoptive mother, she experienced firsthand how trauma creates deep patterns. As someone who lived her own health collapse, she discovered what was missing from every approach she tried.
That missing piece became the Biology of Trauma® framework and an integration of psychology, somatics, and biology in the sequence the body needs to heal.
She has guided thousands through this work.
Not by doing it for them, but by being in the ring with them.