The Carpenter Who Reimagined Healing: Inside the Rise of The Good Intentions Group
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Dec 2, 2025
NATIONWIDE - DECEMBER 2025 - (USAnews.com) At first glance, nothing about Michael Lucyk’s story looks like the beginning of an integrative wellness movement. He didn’t grow up in alternative medicine circles. He holds no clinical titles. Instead, he spent years on construction sites measuring, cutting, supervising, and building.
But sometimes, a blueprint for a new life doesn’t begin in a classroom. It begins on the floor, in pain, after everything familiar collapses.
Lucyk never expected that a workplace injury would turn the world he’d worked so hard to build upside down. The injury triggered years of chronic pain, emotional strain, and a difficult struggle through rehabilitation and insurance processes. But it also sparked a transformation not only in his body, but in his understanding of what healing can be.
Today, the company he founded, The Good Intentions Group Corporation, is quickly becoming a name in the world of integrative wellness, nervous system education, and mind-body connection. And it’s all rooted in one conviction: healing starts with intention and with understanding how your body actually works.
A Personal Crisis That Became a Public Mission
During the lowest period of his recovery, Lucyk did what many people in his situation can’t imagine doing: he studied his way out.
He immersed himself in research on the nervous system, breath mechanics, lymphatic flow, somatic stress responses, meditation science, and trauma physiology. He experimented, refined, and repeated all while documenting how each practice affected his pain, mobility, and emotional stability.
“It wasn’t about becoming a guru,” he says. “It was about survival.”
Through months of trial and error, he built a method. A structured, step-by-step system with the precision and problem-solving of a construction supervisor and the compassion of someone who has lived through the collapse of their own nervous system.
That method became the foundation of The Good Intentions Group, which is still under development but is already helping people.
The Good Intentions Group: A New Blueprint for Regulation
Unlike many wellness companies built on aesthetic branding or vague promises, The Good Intentions Group positions itself as an education-first organization. The company offers coaching, digital courses, integrative tools, and community content focused on:
regulating the nervous system
reducing stress responses
improving mobility and breath mechanics
understanding emotional patterns
reconnecting with the body in practical, actionable ways
Its flagship 18-week program, the New World Nervous System Program, blends physiology, trauma science, somatic practice, and grounded spirituality, a combination that is strikingly rare in an era when wellness tends to fall into rigid categories. Though the program is still under development, it has already started making a significant impact on people’s lives.
“My injury didn’t break me,” Lucyk says. “It built the system that now helps thousands for which I am forever grateful.”
Why His Approach Stands Out
Though the wellness landscape is increasingly crowded, Lucyk’s voice is cutting through the noise largely because he is not trying to sound like everyone else. His content speaks in plain language, avoids clinical claims, and reflects his own lived experience.
Most wellness figures come from backgrounds in therapy, yoga, academia, or influencer culture. Lucyk comes from construction.
He explains lymphatic drainage, vagal tone, vestibular balance, and breath mechanics with the same practicality he once used to teach apprentices how to frame a wall. That clarity has attracted a wide audience, particularly people who have never connected with wellness messaging before tradespeople, men, injured workers, trauma survivors, and everyday people overwhelmed by the medical system.
“Healing should not be a mystery,” he says. “When people understand their physiology, they finally get their power back.”
A Different Kind of Company
The Good Intentions Group is not built as a personality brand, nor as an alternative medical practice. Lucyk is clear about the boundaries.
“What we do is educational. We don’t diagnose, treat, or replace healthcare professionals,” he emphasizes. “We give people tools, awareness, and structure the things I wish someone had given me. If it were not for skepticism, I would not have ended up with the program the way it is.”
The company is designed as an umbrella organization capable of scaling offering courses, products, coaching, and in the future, certifications and specialized training. While many wellness brands hinge on one charismatic figure, Lucyk is building a framework that can expand far beyond him.
“It’s about creating something that lasts a system people can trust. My dream is seeing my program being used as a national standard for self-education.”
A Message Grounded in Real Life
More than anything, Lucyk’s work resonates because it’s real. He is not selling perfection. He is not promising instant relief. He is not claiming supernatural abilities or medical miracles.
He teaches people to breathe better, move better, listen to their bodies, and understand the signals they were never taught to interpret. His mission is rooted in honesty:
“You don’t need to be spiritual, flexible, or experienced to start,” he says. “You just need the intention to feel better and we meet you exactly where you are.”
The approach is simple, but its impact is increasingly evident across his social platforms, where thousands resonate with his grounded explanations and practical exercises.
“The body isn’t the enemy,” he says. “It’s the messenger. Once you learn to listen, everything changes.”
Where to Find the Work
Website & Store
https://goodintentionswellness.group
TikTok
https://www.tiktok.com/@integrativesoulco
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/goodintentions.group
https://www.instagram.com/integrativesoulcoach
