Please join me as I sit down with Dr. Devin DeGreif, physical therapist, transformational coach, and author, for a beautiful conversation on:

* moving from grief to joy - survival to thrival
* her insights on losing your sense of self
* her philosophies on healing traumatic and chronic health conditions
* what she means by connecting intuitively with inner wisdom
* helping people live fully in joy and delight
* an explanation of the aura energy field
* journey through the heart and prisms
* and so much more!

Welcome to The Healing Place Podcast! I am your host, Teri Wellbrock. You can listen in on Pandora, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Deezer, Amazon Music, and more, or directly on my website at www.teriwellbrock.com/podcasts/. You can also catch our insightful interview on YouTube.

Bio:










Dr. Devin DeGreif









I am a Change consultant. I am also a Doctor of Physical Therapy, intuitive healer, transformational coach and now author.
After experiencing my own trauma, grief and pain, I transformed those experiences into my passion to guide others to harness their natural abilities and invoke their power to truly live. Having taken the journey from deep places of grief to resounding joy myself. I deeply revere the capacity for each person to live a delight filled life, truly embodied in their being.
I am a Physical Therapist by trade and a Healer at heart. My personal life story has been one that could have made me lose all hope. All hope in life, all hope in myself and all hope of the possibility of life getting any better.
When I was a kid, I broke my tailbone 3 times. As a result, as I grew up I had horrible pelvic pain, unexplained urinary leakage, constipation, pain with my bowel movements and more. I was told by my gynecologist that everything was fine and I was “normal”. This didn’t feel normal to me. 
Over time I began to develop increasingly more back pain and knee pain. When I was 18, I had my first knee surgery then the following year a surgery on my other knee. I was better in some sense but worse off in many. The only thing that remotely helped me at the time was strength training. It felt like I had to hold my body together with my muscles in order to function. This led me to get my undergraduate degree in Exercise Science. 
The only options provided to me by modern medicine health care providers were more surgeries and pain medication. That did not feel right for me, so I carried on strength training.
Then, to add to it all, when I was 23 years old my mom was murdered.
Yes, my mom was wretchedly murdered!
I know, it’s a shock. It was for me.
I write all about it in my book Back to Episodes