About this episode

Kyle Coursey discusses his unique healing method that combines talk therapy and body work in extended sessions, exploring the psychosomatic connection and its impact on performance.

Kyle Coursey has spent over two decades refining one of the most unusual healing offerings you'll ever hear about: a single, unbroken session with no time limit, where talk therapy and deep body work merge into one continuous process that can run 16 hours or more in a single day. In this episode, Kyle walks Aubrey through what actually happens during "The Reset," why he insists on unlimited time when most modalities are built around the clock, and how he discovered the psychosomatic connection that changed the trajectory of his work. They get into why he always starts with the talk before the touch, how unprocessed psychological and emotional "code" keeps pulling the body back out of balance, and what he's noticed after working with roughly 500 people, including a growing number of CEOs and founders who find it moves the needle on performance more than anything else they've tried. The conversation opens up into something bigger than a single technique: the idea that we've become "slave masters" to our own bodies, the cost of treating humans as scalable, and why honoring grief and the felt sense (rather than rushing to reframe or forgive) is the only honest way through. Kyle also…

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Host: Aubrey Marcus

Guest: Kyle Coursey

Topics covered

• healing
• psychosomatic connection

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