I live each and every day looking for ways to make a difference in someone else's life.  I exemplify that difference through the work I do as an Ultimate Wellness Coach, Yuen Practitioner, EFT Facilitator, chiropractor and author. 

I'm always sharing something new with someone...and I'm the first one to try something new.  I passionately collect and share unlimited ways for you to maximize the energy of your BodyMind...thus maximizing your ultimate health and well-being.

By exploring and discovering your health Physically, Emotionally, Spiritually and Non-Physically you can ignite your BodyMind intelligence and create your Ultimate Wellness.

One of the ways I fulfill on my intention is writing articles on varied subjects. 

I also participate in a wonderful community called ContributionNetworkingParty.com .  In this community we learn how to contribute to each and every person we meet in ways that we were never touch or every persent to.  It has been yet another life-changing community to be a part of.

I LOVE the internet world and what it brings to each of us.  There's this vast richness of wisdom that we get to tap into whenever we want.

Wishing you unlimited passion & wisdom to bring every aspiration you can dream of to your present life,

Dr. Debbie Thompson

Ultimate Wellness Coach

DrDebbieThompson.com

I'm from a small USA town of 1100 people. 

I grew up on a farm outside of Camp Point, Illinois where I had the freedom to play in 200 acres of timber riding my horse and my 2 dogs quickly trailing behind us.

My imagination was gigantic as a child.

My hair was dark and down to my waist.  My Mom would braid it and I called myself "Rainwater".  My uncles would tease me and I would get mad at them if they didn't call me by my name.

I would race around the timber on my 17 1/2 hand high pinto, Scout, and or course I was a Native American Indian riding bareback.

I was an incredible bareback rider, but I scared my Mom ongoingly.

I really don't know how she did it, but my Mom had a great trust in me to be on my own since I was 5 years old.  We had a check-in system where she would yell my name towards the timber and I would answer back to let her know I was okay.

If I wasn't in the timber I would be walking around the pond catching big green bullfrogs, jumping out of the hayloft onto a bed of straw or riding the calves like I was in a rodeo.

My Dad was a farmer when I was young...then he worked for a local plumber...then he became a salesman...always a laborer.

My Dad had several challenges in life which influenced me for several years, but now I just know how much he loved me.

I spent allot of treasured times with my Mom and Dad...helping Dad work the fields, milk the cows, bale hay, take the grain to the elevator, getting the garden ready to plant, going to the county and state fairs, sharing time with my Mom's family of 18 kids (and their families)...and the times he teased me...to this day I love to be teased lovingly.

The two years before Dad died were especially memorable because I was able to connect with him in a brand new way rich with love and appreciation.

He lived in Florida with my Step-Mom and he took me to every major theme park and beach you can imagine: DisneyWorld, Sea World, Clown World (when it was open), Busch Gardens...it was the time I had always wanted to spend with my Daddy...I finally got it.

The timing of his death wasn't so great.  We had really connected well in the year before he called me on a Father's Day to tell me he was terminally ill  with a inoperable cancerous cerebellar brain tumor.  It was a difficult moment...and he died 1 year later.

I feel so fortunate that I had the pleasure to connect with him before he died.

I remember so many good things about growing up...Mom would cook and bake incredible foods...she canned jars and jars of food out of the garden and our freezer was full of berries and fresh meat that we had butchered locally.

Our farm was rich with animals...dairy cows, beef cows, pigs, sheep and an occasional chicken and goat.

We would make fudge or pop popcorn every Saturday night and I would watch my Mom and sister dance to Lawrence Welk in the living room.

My Mom made all of our clothes and she worked so hard.  She would play an occasional board game with me, but most of the time she was cooking, cleaning, washing or working on the farm.

I always did well in school, but didn't have any plans of going to a university...especially after I met my highschool sweetheart.

I only knew what I saw in my family.  Women would graduate from high school, find someone to marry, have kids and stay living around our small town USA.

I love it when I see a mother who is in that role and they do it well...my aunts have been incredible women...I never did really fit that mold, but I tried to fit it for several years.

I was married for 6 years and then divorced.  We shifted in quite different directions.

After my divorce, I started to see the world...began the discovery of who I really was...all of my self expression was coming out...my leadership...ready to "do something with my life"...whatever that was.

I continued to discover who I was while being in the Air Force.  I was active duty for 4 years and then I transferred to the Colorado Air National Guard and the Air Reserves for a total of 13 1/2 years of duty.

I was an electronic technician (PMEL Tech) while on active duty and then I was in a human relations position with the Air Guard and Reserves.

One of my favorite moments was traveling all over the U.S. teaching leadership and management courses to enlisted personnel.  I love being in front of people...teaching...entertaining...

The Air Force is a story in and of itself...I'm going to fast forward to my most recent past.

I ultimately went to college for the first time at age 32...they called me a "nontraditional aged student".  I would ride my bike back and forth and across campus...I was in great shape.

My younger classmates had a difficult time relating to me being "so old".  They would say they never had an "older friend" before...they made me laugh.

I graduated from chiropractic school in August, 1993, at age 40.  I wanted to quit multiple times, but I kept going...and I'm glad I did.

I practiced chiropractic in the Seattle area from 1993 - 2010.

Multiple opportunities have opened as a result of being a chiropractor.

This is the chapter I am in the middle of right now.

I moved to Arizona at the end of 2010.  This is the beginning of a brand new chapter in life.

My future is being Internet Entrepreneur and Energy Worker...traveling the world...being Ulitmate Wellness Coach wherever I am.

Sitting with others...meeting their friends and families...asking them what they love most about their lives.

Everyday I wake up with total childlike wonder as my New Chapter unfolds.