ISSN 1538-1080
This issue of IJHC witnesses several shifts in: Our editorial staff: Promoting me to Editor in Chief, and promoting Ruth Sewell, PhD, Martina Steiger, ThD, BEd, MA, and Loren Toussaint, PhD to Editors; Editorials that may include staff other than myself, as in this issues; and Publication focus that will include a new section on
I was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer Stage II B in February of 2008. I had a full hysterectomy and six chemotherapy treatments of combined Taxol and Carboplatin over the course of six months. I am in remission and continue to build back my physical strength through diet and exercise. I never lost my mental strength!
Sue Coleman paints the animals, plants and landscapes of British Columbia including their spirit and energetic aspects. The spirits are taken from First Nation traditions.
Mild cognitive impairment may be prevented by a Mediterranean diet Better results, less stress, if infertile couples seeking treatment get along well with one another Drinking green tea promotes healthy gums Psychosomatic Illnesses Increase for Kids Who Are Consistently Bullied At School
Lombardo, Tom. (ed.) After Shocks: The Poetry of Recovery for Life-Shattering EventsDavid Korten. The Great Turning: From Empire to Earth CommunityThe Pear Proposition: Scientific Study of Consciousness-Related Physical PhenomenaPhilip Yancey and Dr. Paul Brand, The Gift of Pain: Why we hurt and what we can do about itSandra Ingerman. Shamanic Journeying: A beginners guideMehmet Oz,
In a world that is mainly characterized by doing, by results and measurable accomplishments, and by doing more and more in a shorter period of time, Being remains a largely foreign notion. Often we will hear people talk about doing nothing, which may include watching television or surfing the net, according to their definition. Is
I am 51 years of age, an elementary school teacher, a married mother to two teenage children, and an EFT practitioner. This is the history of my Crohns Disease, and my profoundly healing journey of body, mind and spirit.
There are several different types of Scleroderma. I was diagnosed with the most critical variation on this exquisite torture By January, 2002 my skin was rock hard. I thought I could not move my fingers because of the swelling but I soon discovered my hands were frozen in a claw-like position because of my skin.
Sally came to a San Francisco EFT activity in September of 2007 along with fourteen other people with significant physical or emotional issues. Six years previously, Sally had been involved in a serious automobile accident and was diagnosed with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). Among her presenting symptoms was poor balance and the necessity to use
In 1973 I took a bad tumble while skiing and wrenched my left knee. Since then I have experienced minor pain, swelling, clicking, and a general feeling of disjointedness in this knee from time to time. Approximately in 1986, a year or two after my diagnosis of Crohns Disease, my left knee swelled considerably for