Ellen Day left corporate sales several years ago to start Elite Laser Austin, a laser therapy clinic in Austin, Texas exclusively dedicated to helping people heal faster. Having worked in the pharmaceutical industry for many years, she had the opportunity to observe clinical medicine in all types of specialties. She noticed a distinct lack of focus on healing root causes, a lack of answers for patients who had questions about how they could optimize their healing, and a hard push towards pharmaceuticals and surgery for pain and inflammatory conditions that could benefit from alternative modalities of healing, including laser therapy (also called photobiomodulation). One of her favorite things is facilitating healing and better outcomes for people who had come to the conclusion that they would just have to live with pain. Laser therapy is quickly emerging as one of the most reliable and powerful ways to heal the body, and Ellen is thrilled to be able to help more people experience this miracle every day!

Show Notes:

[4:45] - Ellen shares her background and how she sought a career in laser therapy.

[6:54] - Doctors are under pressure and have a lot of limitations but Ellen knew there were many alternative options that weren’t being made available to patients.

[10:50] - She didn’t just bet on what she learned, she bet on her intuition and her gut feeling.

[15:34] - After being laid off from her job, Ellen surprisingly didn’t feel scared or worried. She experienced gratitude and saw the new opportunity to say yes to something else.

[20:01] - Ellen was ready for more which is why she was able to expand.

[23:52] - She learned how to live completely by her intuition.

[27:49] - It is easy to tell when something is a big yes.

[29:06] - When she began, Ellen hadn’t realized how much hope this option would give people.

[36:28] - Ellen is also a trauma informed coach and she shares what she learned and the connections she’s made to laser therapy.

[39:53] - Being with clients where they are in support is more impactful on healing than the procedure itself.

[41:43] - Healing is never linear and it is always cumulative.

[46:47] - Surgeries and medical procedures are traumatic and sometimes the patient doesn’t realize the impact it had on them.

[51:38] - Your body can hold memories.

[53:09] - Ellen explains how laser therapy works.

[61:56] - Jill and Ellen discuss a common problem with c-sections and how scar tissue could be causing pain in other areas many years later.

[65:40] - To a surgeon, every problem looks like it will be solved through surgery.

[71:51] - Learn how to find a location that can help you get started with laser therapy.

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