ISSN 1538-1080
DOI:10.58717/ijhc.01

Day: January 2, 2003

Healing Through Art

This is an attempt to look at the power of art by taking a very impersonal view of some of my experiences as an artist to find possible answers to its mystery

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The Food and Cancer Connection

Cancer is too vast a problem to expect that there would be a simple solution to all its manifestations. In this article, I want to acknowledge and present an overview of the relationship between cancer and foods that is spoken of in many different voices.

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Make Way for Ducklings

Fifteen weeks ago I returned to my fourth year of medical school from a years leave of absence during which I worked full-time as Director of Student Programming for the American Medical Student Association (AMSA). I carried many fears with me upon my return. My baggage was by no means light. I feared watching myself

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Resonance Tuning And Self-Healing

Resonance Tuning is a process that was discovered in the mid 1990s as one way to balance biological energy fields. While there is no objective evidence that this is being accomplished, the clinical results that many people are getting are consistent with the theory. Using a Resonance Tuner in the form of a small card,

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Impact of Nursing Models in a Professional Environment: Linking Spiritual End-of-Life Care to Nursing Theory

End of life care through the lenses of nursing theories Spiritual facilitation is a method in which the nurse provides spiritual intervention to assist in resolution of end-of-life (EOL) issues, supported by nursing conceptual models, and promoting positive client and family outcomes. The proposed approach of spiritual facilitation, intervention, nursing education and conceptual models of

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The Hidden Language of Intuition

Medical intuition and healing in clinical practice Energy medicine and intuitive diagnosis have come to the forefront of complementary/ alternative medicine (CAM) meridians and chakras have gone mainstream. Many medical and psychological intuitives work from a model that says disruption in the balance of the energy system due to trauma is the root cause of

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The Anthropological and Scientific Case for Psycho-Energetic Healing

Variations on the theme of healing: Christian, psychodynamic and psychoenergetic Part 1. This dissertation examines psycho-energetic (bioenergy) psychotherapy, the anthropological and scientific/medical validity of bioenergy as a construct, and three psycho-energetic therapy paradigms with mature theories and interventions. Paradigms discussed include pre-psychodynamic (Christian), psychodynamic (Pierrakos, Lowen, Brennan), and post-psychodynamic (Confluent Somatic Therapy of Steven Vazquez)

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