ISSN 1538-1080
Dr. Kendra Gaines, Editor-in-Chief, IJHC As regular readers of this journal may remember, in our last (October ‘24) edition I mused at some length about those who seek medical advice, but who steadfastly resist any advice that does not fall within the parameters of allopathic medicine. I was reasonably convinced that my friend, she who
Jasmine Kelley, MD I entered the exam room to find Mrs. Beach peering over her glasses as she pulled prescription bottles from her purse. She squinted to examine the labels, then identified them, declaring, “for my sugar diabetes”, “for my blood pressure”, “for my cholesterol” and so on as she set them on the counter
Cristina Martínez Olivé1, Mélida Ávila2 y Charo Hernández Camacho3 Abstract Objective: This pilot cohort case study evaluates the empirical efficacy of a brief trauma-focused group intervention based on Advanced Integrative Therapy (AIT) to help women survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) suffering from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and dissociative symptoms. Methods: The research employed an
Dr. Caitlin A. Connor, DAOM, PGDip, AMP, EHP-C I’m tired. I’m tired of having conversations with energy practitioners who decide to tell me that energy healing cannot be researched. I do research on energy healing. I have for over 20 years. There is a database on naoep.org with links to over 15,000 peer reviewed journal
M.J. Griffin Sound healing as separate from music therapy is becoming more popular and present in the world today. The value sound brings to our lives and the healing that simple listening can create are important in a world that hits our bodies with 100,000 times more waves a day than it did in the
This is not a traditional obituary. There are several lovely traditional obituaries on the internet about Tiffany. Since she was a close friend for many years, after Paul Mills, her husband, gave permission for us to add the obituary, I wanted to make this more personal. She has been gone almost a year and part