Emotional Anatomy Case Study Library

Where Emotional Anatomy meets real practice. Explore clinical cases, patterns, and insights you can recognize in your own patients.

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July Case Study: Anxious but not stressed? Red flag alert 🚩

Patient: "Colleen" (name changed) Age & bio: 83-year-old female, retired, has supportive partner Presenting Complaint 👵🏻 Colleen first presented in August with two primary concerns. The first was a sensation of congestion in her ears that dampened her ability to hear well. The second—an...

by Genevieve Zizzo — Jul 03, 2026 anxiety cardiac case study hyperthyroidism medication stress

June Case Study: 🦶 Nine Years, Four Surgeries, and One Unexpected Pattern

Case Study: When Feet Can't Find Solid Ground Patient: "Taylor" (name changed) Bio: 33 year old female, On disability for chronic pain Primary Complaint: Chronic bilateral foot pain beginning at age 9 History Taylor first began experiencing significant foot pain at approximately nine year...

by Genevieve Zizzo — Jun 04, 2026 case study chronic pain foot surgery hyprocure mindset

May Case Study: Tarot in the Treatment Room 🃏

Hey there healers 👋 Okay… before you assume I’ve started pulling tarot cards in treatment sessions (although that would certainly be a fun add on 😆)— stick with me. This case study is mostly not about tarot. It’s about language. Recently, I saw a new patient who had been going through an ...

by Genevieve Zizzo — May 07, 2026 case study metaphor tarot

April Case Study: Forgiveness in the Body 🙏

Hey there healers 👋 For April's case study I thought I was going to be talking about a patient's neck pain...but instead, something else sparked a calling from my own life.... I had a bit of an unexpected… experiment this weekend. I was out running errands—nothing special—and I ran into a ...

by genevieve zizzo — Apr 02, 2026 case study forgiveness gene keys

Part 2: 16 yo F, Relentless Abdominal Pain and a Dark Tornado 🌪️

Hey there healers 👋 In the first part of this case, I shared a 16-year-old with two years of severe RLQ abdominal pain, major life disruption, and a clinical picture that simply didn’t add up. This is where things started to shift when I brought the three planes back in: physical, mental/emo...

Mar 12, 2026 abdominal pain case study youth

Part 1: 16 yo F, Relentless Abdominal Pain and a Dark Tornado 🌪️

Hey there healers 👋 I want to share a case that has stayed with me.Not because it resolved neatly, but because it kept saying, “Something here is not adding up.” This is Part 1. The case in a nutshell She’s 16. For the past two years, she’s had severe right lower quadrant abdominal pain: I...

Mar 10, 2026 abdominal pain case study youth

How to read these case studies so they change your practice

Hey there healer 👋! Before we jump into the first Emotional Anatomy case file, I want to show you how to read these so they actually change how you work, not just add more theory. Think of each case as a clinical drill, not an article. Step 1: Pause before you read my approach When you open a...

by Genevieve Zizzo — Mar 08, 2026 application codex integrating learning

A Guide for Using the Emotional Anatomy Codex in your next treatment

Hey there healers! Since you already know the Emotional Anatomy framework, I want to give you a quick way to use it in real time. When you start working with a patient start to think in the three planes: Physical 💪Mental / emotional 🧠Spiritual 🧘🏻‍♀️ 1. Start with the symptom story With each...

by Genevieve Zizzo — Mar 06, 2026 clinical reasoning emotional anatomy codex how to introduction lens

Welcome to the Emotional Anatomy Codex Library!

Hey there healers 👋! Welcome to the VERY first post in the Emotional Anatomy Codex Library! If you’re receiving this, you’ve already done the work to learn the Emotional Anatomy framework. This newsletter that is included in your course is about what comes after the training: how we actually u...

by Genevieve Zizzo — Mar 04, 2026 clinic getting started introduction practice

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