Sure Cory. I buy the book, Somatics, 10 copies at a time from Amazon and give it to people who seem to want answers because the information has done so much for me in life. I have even had a few people actually read some of the book and do some of the movements that give miraculous results. Those people gush and rave about it.
Most of us, me included, want a different kind of answer. We want to go to someone who for x amount of dollars can fix it for us. I spent probably at least $75,000 on chiropractors through the years and trying other modalities that all had one thing in common. (I got to lay there and someone did it for me.)
The one thing I never did try was the knife version of that. My Mom did and she has complained of pain ever since. My brother in law tried it - four separate times - and along the way was rewarded with "disability" status so he doesn't have to work anymore.
Somatics is cursed with being something that a person would actually need to learn about themselves and do themselves. On the plus side I walk around knowing I can keep my body functioning fine till the day I die. Also if I chose to not do what it takes to keep my back muscles in good shape and felt I had a muscle pull and pinched nerve etc, I can go from the worst crawling around on the floor pain to pain free in at most a couple of days. And back to full on intense work schedule in a handful more days.
That sounds like bragging or something but, I am actually trying to give enough perspective to show why it is worth persuing the Somatics information.
