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Membership is your portal. Resources, guides and course access across stress release, responder resilience, medical billing and biofeedback. Join once, and whatever you need is behind the same login.
Join FreeI work across four areas that look separate and are not. They all come down to reading what is really going on, whether that is a nervous system, a claim, or a body. Membership gives you the door to all of them.
The core technique. Drop cortisol and get your thinking back in about a minute, without an app and without telling anybody your story.
Watch the free videoA short course for EMS, fire, law enforcement and hospital staff. Built from twenty one years on an ambulance, not from theory. Members will see it here when it opens.
Responder resourcesTraining, consulting and claim troubleshooting for practices. Members can book discounted deep dive sessions.
Office Ally training and consultingThe full front desk and billing workflow, taught end to end. Check in through clean claim, denials, appeals and payment posting.
Join the waitlistQuantum biofeedback remotely or in person, SCENAR therapy in person. Practitioners can use DUO sessions to gather information for their own assessments.
Biofeedback and SCENAROne Minute Stress Release, the Stress Reset Workbook, The Magic of Visualization, and Everyone Can Be Happy.
See the booksTwo collections, both free, no membership needed to use them. Course material unlocks inside the portal when you enrol.
A fillable superbill, a fillable CMS 1500, and a worked sample remittance with the arithmetic printed under every line. Plus the questions practitioners actually ask about all three.
Open the billing formsThe worksheets referenced by page number in One Minute Stress Release. Mind trap reframing, stress identification for adults and kids, feelings matching, blood pressure tracking, and the gut brain research.
Open the resource galleryNo payment to join, nothing to cancel, and no course you have to buy first. If something here helps you, that is the point.
Join FreeMarie T. Matteson, MS. Thirty years in healthcare, twenty one as a volunteer EMT.