Maryel Roth

We recognize that preventative health is the key to creating a healthy body
and mind. Americans are tired of hearing negative news about high costs and lack of comprehensive health insurance, are you amongst them?
What if we told you we have a potential solution in mind, would you pay attention? It’s our belief
that if we learn to take responsibility for our health; using lessons from the Sense of Self (SoS) Method, and other preventative health measures, there could be considerable savings and health benefits for all.

What would you say if I told you that there’s a way to move from addiction to self-realization? Maybe you have a family member who has a substance abuse problem (https://healthysenseofself.com/2017/03/science-behind-addiction/). Perhaps when you read the stats above you may have already identified a child or a family member who has been affected by this addiction. Or maybe it’s you?

Spring has arrived at last and with it come longer days and soaring spirits—looking forward to warmer temperatures. Maybe even putting on a favorite pair of shorts?

But not everyone will enjoy boundless joy this spring.

If you can relate to this, you’re not alone. Some forms of mental illness run in families, others stem from changes in the brain. A crisis, trauma, violence, or abuse can also be the culprit. Sadly, mental illness is a common occurrence in the lives of many people.

This Is What Happens When You Move from Addiction to Self-Realization.
Before we get into what Sense of Self-awareness is all about. Let’s talk statistics.
Did you know that more than 10 percent of U.S. children live with a parent with alcohol problems? The numbers are real. Global ramifications on families are severe as alcohol misuse is the “fifth leading risk factor for premature death and disability; among people between the ages of 15 and 49, it is the first” (Alcohol Facts Statistics).

Are schools doing anything about childhood development outside of the classroom?
We are not confident that the leadership from our new Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos, will help. Her guiding policies have been “any school but a public school is better” and her employment history in Detroit attests to that. Sadly, nontraditional schools in Detroit are left out of the plan . . .
Raising children is a gigantic responsibility as the quality of their future lives is at stake. Development of a hea...