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Marc Cooper shares both the story of his Process and what followed after – a healing of the negative love patterns with both his biological and adoptive mothers. Healing doesn’t stop at the end of the Process – it continues after we return home. Our healing work radiates love out into our lives and in our relationships with those we love.
An entrepreneur, investor, and inventor, Marc is President of The Fiber Resource Group, Inc. Mark is passionate about the paper industry and finding innovative and effective solutions to business problems. Find out more about Marc here.
Marc lives in the Northeastern United States and has two daughters and a son. He is dedicated to health and wellness and enjoys skiing, trail running, paddle boarding, cycling, and writing.
Marc is currently working on completing his Integrative Positional Therapy (IPT) Certification. He’s a supporter of many local and Jewish Community organizations on North Shore and in Israel.
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