Beverly Hills Concentration Camp: A Healing Journey and Memoir is a riveting story in which Alix, a married woman and mom, is suddenly overcome by incorrigible physical pain and tries every alternative method that comes her way to resolve the issue without surgery. Through flashbacks, she unblocks a tortuous past, going from dysfunction to recovery, peeling away layer upon layer of stuck energy in her body with wit and a surprising sense of humor. She discovers her problems stemmed from the Holocaust family dynamics with which she had grown up. Neglected and ignored after her father died, Alix lived with her brothers in a Spanish house in a wealthy neighborhood with a mother who acted as if she were still a Jewish prisoner in a Concentration Camp and re-creating a trans-generational pattern within the household. Aix diligently and courageously breaks free from the negative traumas and abuse she had experienced by remembering, re-experiencing and releasing that awful energy while, at the same time, tapping further into her own power. As she tries alternative healing methods, we watch her change before our eyes becoming the woman she was meant to be, turning her life around and living pain-free with heightened intuition, a psychic gift, and in a state of freedom and spiritual well-being. Her goal now is to help others heal themselves and their their lineages as she did, changing those trajectories forever. This story shows us the impossible is possible if we hold on to our goal of listening to that inner voice that tells us the true direction in which to go, no matter what others think. When we achieve that, we are free. Leading others to take risks, focusing on gratitude, taking alternate healing routes, and opening her heart to love, nature and wholeness, Alix transmutes not only herself, but also the lives of future family generations.