People to this day do not understand their emotions, their thoughts and their feelings, their actions and behaviours and often come away thinking, "I'm crazy!" or "I'm mad!" or "I'm insane!"

It is my life's work to demonstrate to all who would listen that nothing is further from the truth; that true insanity and madness is a rare occurrence and that as long as you're still thinking, "I must be mad!" you can be pretty sure that you're not, because true madmen don't think that any more.

Normal people, which means people who do not have a brain tumour, suffer from a major chemical imbalance, lost a part of their brain in accident or were born with some kind of genetic abnormality, ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD REASON for all the things they feel, think, say and do.

People simply do not know that emotional pain and all sorts of other emotionally related problems can be cured now - for real, and in a healthy fashion, without the use of chemicals, without talking for hours, without having to re-live horrors from the past!

It is our mission to put this NEW knowledge before the people of the world, so they can look at our theories for themselves; so that they can try our techniques for themselves and thus, LEARN FOR THEMSELVES that this is a correct form of describing the human condition, the causes and effects of human emotions, and most of all, a VALID TREATMENT FORM for emotional pain.

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"I need closure!" is a term many people use to describe their desire to "get over it" and to be able to live their lives normally again, to have a future again, and, most importantly, to NOT BE IN CONSTANT EMOTIONAL PAIN any longer.

The term psychosomatic pain is used when a person reports that they are feeling pain, or say that they are in pain, "but no physical cause for the pain can be found."

Classically, doctors say, "There's nothing wrong with you."

Others say, "It's all in your head."

But the person who suffers from psychosomatic pain feels the pain and gets more and more desperate because the pain is not imagined, it is real.

EmoTrance Theory offers a simple explanation for psychosomatic pain as follows.