ISSN 1538-1080
DOI:10.58717/ijhc.01

Tag: Volume 6, Number 2

Birth Rituals, Wellbeing and Transformation

Abstract Consciously or unconsciously we participate in many rituals throughout out life. Rituals at birth provide a key opportunity to support the physical and psychological health of the baby and mother. In addition, our rituals shape our perceptions and our culture. Giving examples, we describe the rationale benefits and strategies for actively planning our birth

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Knowing Without Knowing

Background Usually I can rather quickly discern the people I meet. I can tell very much how theyre going to behave. My initial impression is almost always confirmed. I took the Myers-Briggs typology test three times, years apart, and I was always typed as INFJ (Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Judging). The characteristics of this rarest personality

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A Therapist’s First Encounter with Spirit Release

Abstract A client came into therapy with the expectation of doing Past Life Regression work. The reason was that she and her husband were having problems. She had tried several traditional therapists and counselors to address the difficulties but was not able to make any headway. Out of frustration, she finally decided that the problem

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IJHC Book Reviews May 2006

Stephen Larsen, PhD, The Healing Power of Neurofeedback: The revolutionary lens technique for restoring optimal brain functionJane Buckle. Clinical Aromatherapy: Essential Oils in Practice, 2nd ed.Doc Childre and Deborah Rozman. Transforming Stress: The HeartMath Solution for Relieving Worry, Fatigue, and TensionMartin L. Rossman. Guided Imagery for Self-Healing: An Essential Resource for Anyone Seeking Wellness, 2nd.

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Energy As Emotion

Emotional wellness is a complex subject. Each of us has our own conditioning that tells uscertain emotions are good and others are bad. Well, heres the news: emotions are neithergood nor bad. Emotions are simply energy moving through the body. Emotions are notsomething to be gotten rid of, judged, or analyzed. Anger, for example, in

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