Nicole Angela Tucker:
assisting individuals to address unresolved fears that lead to health conditions 

The Four Steps

An unresolved fear begins in, and is nurtured within one's childhood home. 

Our practice defines fear as one's reaction to an unreal experience/event s(he) interprets to be real. When the fear is unaddressed, or unresolved, it reflects as a health condition. 

Examples of a health condition (fear affecting one's state of being) include: acne, autism, drug usage/addiction, physically-disabled, cancer, deafness, having little to no boundaries, stealing, anger, domestic violence.
 

When a fear(s) is not addressed within a parent(s), it 'stays with' the parent(s), and is also shared/passed onto/reflected onto the child. For the child, if the fear is not addressed in childhood, it becomes part of the child's adulthood life. 
 

Just as, for example, a mother's facial features, or father's tall height can be reflected onto their children, the parents' emotions/fears will also be reflected on their children.
 

For example: An adult with fibroids interpreted her mother to be a bad person when she was a child, and then internalized this perception of her mother as her (the child's) fault, something she (the child) did wrong... She 'takes her perception of her mother personally'. She's reacting to a perception, which is an unreal experience, by believing it's real, and because every emotion/reaction one experiences is reflected in all areas of one's life - relationships, nutrition, employment, parenting, health - her reaction has reflected as a health condition - fibroids.

Another example: A financially-unstable adult perceives that because he doesn't have money to buy food, he'll experience starvation. He steals food because he believes this is the only (immediate) solution. He's reacting to a perception, which is an unreal experience, by believing it's real (fear). The fear has reflected as a health condition - stealing.
 

Though fear can reflect from parent to child, and generation to generation, everyone is responsible for addressing the fear they experience.
 

By acknowledging, and addressing the fear, you can address the health condition.

Our practice's service, The Four Steps can assist you with this process.
 

The Four Steps - the four chronological steps, or tools to assist you to address the fear reflecting as a health condition - is offered to adults (21+ years of age), parents with children (20 years of age, or younger) with health conditions, and adult individuals with limitations/disabilities. The latter is allowed to have an assistant (25+ years of age) contact our practice on his/her behalf to purchase The Four Steps.

Although a child (20 years, or younger) can, if capable, address a health condition with The Four Steps, when addressing through a parent, the primary focus, when applying The Four Steps, will be on the consulting parent's unresolved fear(s). As the parent addresses his/her unresolved fear(s) - the changes will reflect in the health condition the child is experiencing.
 

If you're a parent purchasing The Four Steps to assist a child with a health condition, it's required that you explain to the child, to assist his/her awareness, and participation in addressing the health condition, that you've decided on a health service. Tell him/her that you'll sign forms on his/her behalf (explain what are the forms), and that you'll apply what you learn to assist him/her/the family to address the health condition.
 

If you're interested in purchasing The Four Steps, read all of the website pages for more information. [Refer to 'Please note: 1' below to learn how to access all of the website pages].