Healing Through Frequency: A Conversation With Greg Glick
In this week’s episode of The Aging Games Podcast, I sat down with someone whose story is both powerful and deeply inspiring. Greg Glick spent most of his career as a Physician Assistant in family medicine — fully immersed in the world of lab results, diagnostics, and conventional treatment protocols. But one life-changing moment shifted everything.
Greg was hit by a car while cycling and thrown more than 100 feet. His recovery was long, painful, and full of questions that traditional medicine simply couldn’t answer. And that’s where his journey into energy, coherence, and frequency medicine began.
What I love about Greg’s story is how real it is. He didn’t set out to become an energy healer or work with sound. He was forced to rethink everything he thought he knew about the body. And through that, he discovered the world of vibration, trauma release, and the intelligence of our own energetic system.
In our conversation, we explore so many important topics:
✨ Why Greg stepped away from allopathic medicine and how he realized that many chronic symptoms have emotional or energetic roots
✨ How trauma and old emotions get stored in the body, often showing up as tension, pain, or patterns we can’t break
✨ The science behind sound and frequency medicine and why our cells respond to vibration
✨ How coherence affects healing and why aligning your inner state can change your entire physiology
✨ How sound therapy can bring emotional release, even when talking about the trauma isn’t possible
✨ Simple ways to start using sound therapy at home to calm your nervous system and support healing
This episode is one of those conversations that stays with you. Greg brings the perfect balance of science, personal experience, and grounded wisdom. If you’ve ever wondered how frequency and vibration fit into real healing — or how energy work can complement everything you’re already doing — you’ll find so many insights here.
It’s an uplifting, honest, and transformative discussion.
And I can’t wait for you to listen.
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