Feel Like Yourself Again

Nervous System Therapy

I’m Gilad—I help people feel like themselves again.

Good Mood Method helps people recover from trauma the easy way.

Together, we will build the missing foundation in trauma recovery.

We don't treat symptoms.

We treat the systems they’re rooted in.

You Need to Know This!

  • When your body sensed danger from TBI, ABI, or spine injury, it saved you.

    Automatically, your nervous system redirected recovery efforts to survival efforts (well done body).

    Since you’re reading this, you survived. But, the body did not release the survival effort.

    Being stuck in survival mode is not a single event, it is a daily experience that I know well.

    Your nervous system isn’t trying to harm you; it’s managing what happened, protecting you the only way it knows how.

  • It is an on going experience and shows up in many ways:

    Overstimulation: your nervous system reacts too strongly to sights, sounds, or movement, keeping you on edge even when you’re safe.

    Disconnection: you may feel detached from your body, emotions, or the world around you, as if life is happening without you.

    Chronic tension: muscles, joints, and fascia hold patterns of protection, limiting movement and keeping you in a constant state of alert.

    When the body cannot rest or activate with the “right” energy, we feel less and less like ourselves.

  • This unfairly happened to you. Most of our injuries are invisible, which makes pain hard to notice from the outside.

    Everything and anything can feel overwhelming when your body is constantly on guard. It creates sensitivity in your physical, emotional and mental spaces, limiting cognitive function simultaneously.

    ‍A lot of the time physical trauma can uproot older trauma in the body, which makes recovery harder.

    Recovery happens when you begin to satisfy your body’s biological imperative— which is to sense safety, connect with ease and move without pain.

  • Let’s Heal Easy

  • Music Therapy

    Trauma disrupts how your nervous system, organs, and sensory pathways interpret safety.

    The Safe and Sound Protocol sends cues directly to your inner ear, vagus nerve, and brainstem, while gently engaging your heart, lungs, and diaphragm.

    Your body learns to listen without fear, opening the door for regulation, presence, and recovery.

  • Trusted Connection

    Recovery requires your nervous system to feel safe enough to explore what’s inside.

    Through guided awareness and relational support, you meet emotions, thoughts, and memories in a container that holds them, not reacts.

    Here, your body and mind practice curiosity instead of control—turning regulation into lived experience.

  • Movement Therapy

    Trauma lives in fascia, muscles, joints, and breath patterns—holding tension long after the danger is gone.

    Through trauma-informed Foundation Training, we give your body new sensory-motor input, retraining it to move freely and safely.

    Each movement teaches your nervous system that protection can soften, strength can expand, and safety can be felt in motion.

Proven Good Mood’s

Recovering from trauma requires an experience tailored to you.

Together, we will customize your plan to meet your body where it is.

I partner with health professionals to enhance your recovery journey - feel free to connect us.

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