You’re Not Stuck!
Your Brain Is Running a Pattern

Join Us for This Live Training

The step-by-step process to identify and release the hidden patterns driving your behavior, stress, reactions, and habits.

June 2, 2026, 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Vorlage Ski Hill

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***This event is free, but registration is required due to limited capacity.

Join us live on June 2nd at Vorlage Ski Hill

This free live presentation is designed to help you understand why lasting change has felt difficult and what your brain actually needs in order to create new patterns.

Seating is limited. Please reserve your spot below.

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Meet Ed

Ed Chicoine has spent more than 41 years helping people understand the relationship between the brain, nervous system, stress, behavior, and human performance.

As a chiropractor who has worked with over 15,000 individuals across two continents, Ed repeatedly observed the same frustrating pattern:

Intelligent and capable people often knew what they needed to do, but still struggled to create lasting change.

That question led him deeper into neuroscience, brain plasticity, emotional conditioning, and nervous system regulation.

Today, Ed is the founder of InPowered Mindset and creator of the Neuro-Integrative Release Method (NIRM), a neuroscience-based framework designed to help people move from resistance to flow.

His work focuses on helping individuals create meaningful transformation without relying on force, pressure, or constant self-battle.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

WHY THIS MATTERS

You can want change deeply and still find yourself pulled back into the same stress, habits, and emotional reactions.

Not because you are broken.

But because the brain prioritizes familiarity before transformation.

This presentation will help you understand the hidden nervous system and emotional patterns driving your behavior.