Baguio City and Benguet province boasts of more than 400 fire marshals who respond to fire and road accidents. Chief Inspector Nestor Gorio agreed immediately to Dianetics Philippines proposal for a 2-Day Trauma Training (April 9 & 10, 2018). And so it went: day one for Assists (simple techniques to alleviate physical and mental traumas by increasing communication of the person to his body and his environment) and day two for Dianetics Trauma Counseling.

Assists Training

A very popular Assist Procedure is called “Touch Assist,” used when a particular part of the body is in pain. By touching the painful and different parts of the body, it speeds up the healing.

One of the firemen had a very bad case of toothache. Upon receiving Touch Assist for a few minutes, he was surprised that the pain was gone. Another fire woman has a painful ingrown in her toe, making it difficult for her to walk. A few minutes of Touch Assist blew that pain away!

Their favorite part is the Nerve Assist where we spent over an hour doing as they enjoyed it so much. The chief loved it so much he requested his partner to continue doing it for 30 minutes!

Dianetics Counseling Training

Dianetics is a mental therapy to remove the effects of past painful experiences, very indispensable for shocked firemen who witnessed people maimed or dead from wrecks and accidents.

Here are some good feedbacks:

Thomas Henry P. Zunega: “In this training, it’s very unique in a way that this simple touch of healing can be systematic to relieve not only ourselves but others…”

Chief Inspector Nestor Gorio: “I acquired new knowledge that is very useful in my job as firefighter and first responder in the field. Because of this training my confidence is also uplifted. And I believe that I can help many people recover in their trauma so they can enjoy their life again.”

Jocelyn Depidep – “It may now be a cliche to adhere to the popular epigram “an apple a day keeps the doctor away” because through this seminar I have come to realize that a “Dianetics a day keeps the doctor away.”

Around 150 firemen have been trained as of today. There is a planned training to come before the 2018 closes.