You’re Done
Chasing Symptoms
You’ve done everything right. You’ve seen the specialists. Taken the meds. Tried the protocols. Maybe you’ve even gone deeper with therapy, somatic work, energy healing, or meditation. Yet something still isn’t clicking. It’s not your fault.
You’re here because you know there’s something deeper that all of it keeps missing. For 20 years I’ve helped thousands of clients find that missing link and live with truth, power, freedom and aliveness.
Your psychiatrist sent you because they see the PTSD and unresolved trauma beneath your anxiety and depression, and you’re ready to move beyond symptom management.
Your naturopath sent you because the inflammation, autoimmune, digestive, and hormonal issues won’t budge, no matter how dialed in your diet or supplements are.
Your physical therapist sent you because your body keeps reverting to the same limited movement and pain patterns, no matter how committed you’ve been to treatment.
Your talk therapist sent you because there’s a layer of pain you simply can’t think or talk your way through.
Or maybe a friend sent you because you’ve seen their transformation, and now you know it’s your turn.
Why “Sick Care”
Keeps You Stuck
What most of us call healthcare is actually sick care. It manages dysfunction but does not restore health or vitality.
Modern medicine is built on a centuries-old mechanical view of the body. René Descartes once said, “I do not recognize any difference between the machines made by craftsmen and various bodies nature alone composes.” That idea shaped medicine: the body is a machine, the mind is separate, and parts are treated in isolation.
This approach works in emergencies, but it fails for chronic pain, autoimmune issues, digestive and hormonal imbalances, and mental health challenges. It fragments us and keeps us chasing symptoms.
A Revolution
in Healthcare
The body is not a machine. It is a living, self-organizing consciousness. True healthcare doesn’t fix parts; it restores communication between them. This is the biology of wholeness.
Genes exist in chromosomes, within a nucleus, within a cell, within an organ, within a body, within an ecosystem. These layers are not static but dynamic, participating in constant interaction and communication. Health depends on that communication.
BodyTalk is a comprehensive and personalized healthcare system. It works by restoring that communication, bringing the symphony orchestra of the body, mind, and spirit back into harmony.
Stress, trauma, environmental, and hereditary factors disrupt that harmony. Communication between the different parts of the body, mind, and spirit breaks down. The music turns to noise, and that noise becomes pain, then symptoms, then chronic illness and disease.
BodyTalk restores that communication, breaks up the noise, and helps you return to a sweet musicality of being so healing can happen on every level: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual.
Meet Greg Wieting
For over 20 years Greg Wieting has helped clients heal the double burden of a trauma history and the chronic illness and mental health challenges that stem from it. He is a Certified BodyTalk Practitioner, Reiki Master Teacher, and Meditation Instructor.
Wieting integrates advanced studies in trauma, PTSD, and neuroscience with somatic and mindfulness-based practices, alongside training in manual therapy, connective tissue release, and lymphatic drainage. His multidimensional approach has also been shaped by immersion in indigenous healing traditions, consciousness studies, and liberation focused facilitation. He brings a keen awareness to the impacts of socialized trauma and systemic factors on health and human potential. Curriculum vitae.
Wieting is a faculty member with The Shift Network and has shared this work with institutions and communities he deeply respects, including The Institute of Noetic Sciences, The California Institute of Integral Studies, California Academy of Sciences, Hive Global Leaders, and The Breathe Network.
He has been featured in Mass Appeal Magazine, Elephant Journal, Gay In America, San Francisco Bay Times, Mantra Wellness Magazine, and 24Life. He has also spoken on Montana Public Radio and dozens of podcasts devoted to healing, justice, and cultural transformation.
Wieting’s healing work is inseparable from his commitment to liberation. He stands in solidarity with BIPOC, AAPI, Latinx, LGBTQIA+ communities, immigrants, refugees, and survivors of sexual assault and abuse. This work is for all of us, for those who have been silenced, erased, and displaced. Wieting believes healing is a commitment to defy odds and is itself a form of resistance.
A self-taught visual artist, Wieting has has been cultivating his painting practice in his San Francisco studio since the spring of 2024, elevating his work with the same rigor and insight he brings to his healing practice. His first exhibition is currently at 1221 Broadway, Oakland City Square at City Center through January 7, 2026, curated by SLATE Contemporary.
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I understand the struggles of chronic pain, anxiety, depression, headaches, compromised immunity, and digestive dysfunction, and the impact of developmental and complex trauma on health, because I’ve been there myself.
As a kid, I suffered from debilitating headaches, chronic pain, and frequent infections, ear infections and strep throat. In adolescence and early adulthood, this snowballed into crippling anxiety, depression, and digestive issues. Alongside scoliosis and kyphosis, severe curves in my spine, I often felt like my body was tied in a knot.
I tried everything to get better. Most things offered only temporary relief at best, or worsened my symptoms.
It wasn’t until just after college that a therapist introduced me to BodyTalk. She believed it could help me more than talk therapy. She was right. Within a couple of sessions, the severe curve in my spine began to unravel. The trauma residue keeping my body gripped in survival began to release. Instead of suppressing symptoms, BodyTalk helped my body express health.
Fast forward to today, I’m nearly three inches taller. I no longer live with chronic pain, anxiety, depression, or headaches. My digestion is stronger than ever.
Through BodyTalk, I was able to mine the gold of unresolved trauma, not only to heal pain, anxiety, and depression, but to create a life of meaning and purpose. That’s what I’ve helped thousands of clients do for over 20 years.
This work doesn’t bypass. It doesn’t rush. It honors the intelligence of the body and the sacred timing of transformation. It’s not about fixing what’s broken, it’s about forging something new from the truth of what’s been lived.
Because healing isn’t just about feeling better. It’s about remembering who you are, and becoming who you’re meant to be.
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My art and healing work are two sides of the same devotion: to transmute pain into purpose, to make the invisible visible.
Healing and art are acts of defiance. They defy the lie that we are meant to stay broken, that pain is permanent, that the damage is done. They reject the inertia of suffering and call us, body, mind, and spirit, into the work of transformation.To heal is to disrupt the lineage of trauma. To create is to reclaim what was once stolen. These are not luxuries. They are necessary acts of remembering, who we are, what we carry, and what we’re here to embody.
Healing is a reckoning, an unflinching confrontation with the grief, rage, fear, and fragmentation we’ve been conditioned to suppress. It’s personal and political, ancient and immediate. What lives in our bodies also lives in our cultures, our histories, and our systems.
We are living in an age of collapse. The world as we knew it is breaking apart, and the body knows it. Anxiety, chronic pain, despair, these are not pathologies. They are healthy responses to an unhealthy world. They are intelligence. Invitations. Tremors before the turning. The body’s way of saying: This isn’t sustainable. There’s another way.
Your symptoms aren’t just disruptions. They are signals. They carry direction. They point toward the life that’s asking to be lived through you.
This moment is not a death sentence. It’s an evolutionary threshold, a sacred invitation to descend, deconstruct, alchemize, and emerge with vision, clarity, and conviction. We are being asked to evolve, not just to survive, but to reclaim our place in the web of life, to become fierce custodians of truth, to mine the gold buried in our wounds.
My art is a continuation of that process. It’s devotion. It gives form to what lives beneath language, the rupture and repair, the descent and emergence, the unmaking and becoming. Each piece is a portal, an invocation, a mirror of the healing journey in motion.
Both healing and art demand that we show up fully, raw, awake, accountable. They ask us to let go of false promises and lean into what’s real. To ride the wave of evolution, not resist it.
This is the work of liberation. Not a fantasy of arrival, but a daily return to truth. A commitment to living with vision, courage, and care in a world on fire.
As Fannie Lou Hamer said, “Nobody’s free until everybody’s free.”