Dr. Michael A. Scimeca, D.C.
Dr. Michael graduated from Life University in 1993 earning his doctorate in chiropractic. During his first year in private practice, he began developing Catalyst, a unique system of hands-on healing and bodywork.
Using his model of "Neurological Nutrition," he continues to forge ahead with empowering contributions that expand our understanding of personal responsibility and self-care. He coined the term Thriveapeutics to differentiate his approach from other approaches that are more therapeutic in nature, meaning they are not based solely on "answering the calls" that would have you emerging into your greater you.
His model of Forward Healing, of moving well into your newer life, became the catalyst for him developing Greaterness Coaching. As a Thriveapeutic approach, Forward Healing doesn't address conditions or labels. Instead, it addresses the unique individual and his or her processes of becoming more inspired in the ways he or she engages with life, the "good," the "bad," and, even more importanly, the unknown.
One of his more popular contributions, Successions, is a system of prioritizing points of focus in a hierarchical manner, whereby certain qualities give rise to other qualities. His "Succession Seven" has become a high standard for addressing a wide variety of situations that arise organically. His entire model of Successions helps people address whatever they are facing more optimally, meaning less suboptimally.
Among other things, Dr. Michael is the author of The Guardian Within, a musician, actor, and creative who now channels his love for artistic expression into developing Thriveapeutics. This focus keeps him on his own cutting edge of thought leadership, especially as it relates to making quality of life improvements for those who are genuinely interested in it. "There will always be excitingly new ways to see and do things. That's life!"
