Dr. Marina Kostina joins me today to discuss her journey towards ravenous living and the powerful methods she employs to help individuals reclaim their lives from the clutches of addiction and trauma. We delve into her modified version of the Dovzhenka method, the challenges she faced in her personal and professional life, and her unwavering commitment to her life’s purpose. Marina shares her poignant story of overcoming immense physical and emotional trials, including a near-fatal skydiving accident, through energy work and hypnosis.
Dr. Marina Kostina is a pioneer in merging scientific research with energy healing. She initially entered the world of hypnosis, seeking solutions for her own pain, and transitioned from energy work to advanced hypnosis techniques. Through her academic research, she discovered the transformative power of energy interactions and has since dedicated her career to helping others achieve profound healing. Marina is also the founder of Ravenous Life Center, where she empowers clients to overcome addiction and reprogram their lives through a combination of intuition, scientific research, and hypnosis.
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"I realized there is a bigger purpose to my pain and challenges. They became the ground for something greater—helping others find their paths to healing." ~Dr. Marina Kostina
Today on Work Smart Hypnosis:
· Marina's introduction to energy work started during her academic research and led her into the field of hypnosis.
· The Dovzhenka method, when adapted and applied to individuals ready for change, can effectively treat addiction.
· Marina’s personal journey of overcoming immense life challenges steered her toward her mission of helping others through hypnosis.
· The impact of COVID-19, social unrest, and personal trauma did not deter Marina from opening the Ravenous Life Center.
· Empowering clients to actively work on bettering their situations is crucial for lasting change.
· The importance of spiritual belief or dedication in overcoming life’s biggest challenges.
· Marina’s determination to help others heal was amplified by her own near-death experience and her refusal to succumb to pharmacological solutions.
· Ongoing personal growth and reinvention are key to healing and helping others.
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