Short news from the Endoblog house

I have owed you this post for a long time. I'll summarise what's new around the Endoblog in a few newsflashes.

1.This month we had a visit from one of the founding fathers of perinatal psychology, Stanislav Grof and his wife Christina Grof.It was a great experience and honour for me to meet and talk to them live. Christina Grof expressed her appreciation when I told her in a few sentences what I do and wished you strength, faith and courage for the journey you are on. In this unfortunately somewhat lifeless picture you can read the couple's dedication.

"For Nora, with much love and best wishes for your journey. Stan" (For Nora, with much love and best wishes for your journey, Stan)

"With wishes for many blessings along the way." Christina Grof" (With wishes for many blessings along the way, Christina Grof)

2. From next Monday, my e-book Natural Pain Relief Methods will be available exclusively to Endomail members. Sign up for the gift HERE!

HAVE A NICE DAY!

Nóra Árvai

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Nora Arvai (Nora Arvai)

As a professional and a woman who has healed from endometriosis, I founded Endoblog.hu 15 years ago. After the release of my first book with Medicina Publishing, the overwhelming number of letters and requests for help led me to transition from being a corporate psychologist in the banking sector to my true calling—my great passion—dedicating myself fully to my work with EndoBlog.
I am an applied health psychologist, infertility specialist, perinatal counsellor, science communication specialist and lifestyle doctor, and I am doing my PhD in medical futurology at the Laki Kálmán Doctoral School of the University of Debrecen. Despite 6 degrees and countless method-specific training, I believe in lifelong learning. I am humble and committed to my profession to provide the most effective help to those who come to me. My experience of 15 years and 28,000 hours of psychological counselling, my knowledge of 6 degrees and all the love and desire to help in my heart is here on this website. So far, 1174 EndoBlog babies have been born, I am as proud of them as I am of my patients whose goal was not to have a baby, but to create a happy, balanced, pain-free healthy life.
I provide you with reliable, evidence-based information, stand by your side when you need to make important decisions, and support you in improving your quality of life. I help you navigate the personal, professional, and relationship challenges that may arise from your condition, guiding you toward balance, resilience, and a positive vision for the future.

Short news from the Endoblog house

I have owed you this post for a long time. I'll summarise what's new around the Endoblog in a few newsflashes.

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