"A dyed-in-the-wool psychoanalyst by training with decades of clinical experience under my belt, I had always been convinced that
transformation and growth required years and years—and not just several hours. But now I find myself thinking that perhaps I have been wrong!"

-Martha Stark, MD, faculty, Harvard Medical School; co-founder/co-director/faculty,

Center for Psychoanalytic Studies, William James College; author of

nine books, including Relentless Hope: The Refusal to Grieve

"The Technique Works Its Magic On It's Own As It Unites One's Conscious And Unconscious Processes"

"What Hahn and Beckett bring to us is a healing model based on

trauma as the incident that initiated the imbalance for the illness.

The body can somatically carry our history and personal story the same way memories work in the mind. This includes trauma in this life as well as the trauma an individual may carry historically, genetically, (or karmi-

cally, if that fits your belief system.) 

On another note, belief in this model is not required for healing to occur; the technique works its magic on its own as it unites one’s conscious and unconscious processes to illuminate

something deeper."

—Ann Marie Chiasson, MD, MPH, Director, Fellowship in

Integrative Medicine, at the University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, and author of Energy Healing: The Essentials of Self-Care

"Absolutely Recommend"

“As described in The One-Hour Miracle, LCT is very thoughtful work in how it addresses consciousness, from where problems stem, and not just surface issues. When we shift to the observer instead of the victim everything can heal.”

-Kim D’Eramo, DO, bestselling author of The MindBody Toolkit

"The Best Of Buddhist Psychology"

-Llama Surya Das