Dr. Dan Sullivan and Dr. Pete Goldman
How Healing Really Works with Dr. Dan Sullivan and Dr. Pete Goldman
What if the key to healing lies not in medicine, diet, or lifestyle, but deep within your subconscious mind? How Healing Really Works challenges everything we think we know about health. Led by Dr. Dan Sullivan and Dr. Pete Goldman, this podcast explores the powerful role of belief, perception, and early subconscious programming in determining our healing outcomes. Each episode delves into why some effortlessly recover while others struggle, the impact of belief in healers over treatments, the transformative power of imagination, and the phenomena of the placebo effect and miracle recoveries.
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Dr. Dan Sullivan and Dr. Pete Goldman
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Feb 25, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 2: The Power of the Subconscious Mind in Healing 13.03.2025 50:53
What if your body is simply a transcript of your mind ? In this episode, Dr. Dan and Dr. Pete share their personal journeys into healing and explore how the subconscious mind dictates health outcomes —often more than lifestyle, diet, or medical treatments. Topics include: How the subconscious absorbs beliefs from birth to age 7—why this “hypnotic phase” shapes lifelong health. How belief in a tr...
Episode 1: Why Do Some People Heal and Others Don’t? 13.03.2025 11:28
An asthmatic visits a chiropractor, an acupuncturist, an American Indian herbalist, and a homeopath—and they all get results. Why? Why do some people thrive despite unhealthy lifestyles, while others who seemingly "do everything right" still struggle? In this episode, Dr. Dan Sullivan and Dr. Pete Goldman break down the problem of understanding healing in our culture and the medicalizat...
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