José is a born and raised Zimbabwean. After finishing school he underwent training in the hospitality industry before working at various Harare restaurants, initially as a stock manager and later as a kitchen manager. Towards the end of 2019 he found himself working for no salary due to the collapse of the Zimbabwe currency, and left the hospitality industry to become a car salesman.
After a few years in this job he was bored with it and decided to look for a different direction in life. Having learned about MyoReformation from his mother Madelyn – a Myo practitioner herself – and having seen how much it had helped his father toward healing from osteoarthritis, José decided that perhaps MyoReformation was his life purpose. He had grown up with a holistic healing background and been raised on natural remedies whilst avoiding doctors as far as possible, so it seemed a logical progression to become further educated in the naturalistic approach to healing.
José signed up for Myo sessions with Madelyn and Jacquie and felt the difference in his own life, which cemented his plan to begin Myo training. During training he saw how Myo benefited his “practice patients” and became an even firmer believer in the capabilities of self-healing and enabling the body to fix itself without the input of western medicine.
His goal in life is to help ailing people by helping their bodies to self-heal, physically, emotionally and spiritually.