This week's newsletter highlights a podcast featuring Jupiter Leone's remarkable healing journey after 23 years of psychiatric medications and therapy for depression, anxiety, and ADHD. With the help of the holistic approaches like energy healing, Jupiter successfully tapered off her medications and achieved a level of physical and mental strength she had never experienced before. She shares her powerful story of recovery, offering valuable advice and insights into the most important lesson she learned along the way.
Tune in to discover the transformative power of holistic and integrative medicine.
Read moreFrom working with children, I learned that healing them from mental illness is much easier than helping adults taper off their medications decades later. It's my belief that no mother would want their child to take a psychiatric medication if there's a natural, holistic alternative that would heal the child just as effectively.
Read moreGenes are not like words carved in stone. They are fluid and are influenced by our thoughts, social settings, traumas, and nutritional status.
Read moreMy approach interweaves energy and functional medicine together in one cohesive system to restore health and ultimately, a person's freedom from being a patient. Learn more in this story, “Thirty-eight Beads.”
Read moreTrials do transform us—one way or another. We can choose to turn them into gifts or burdens, depending on our willingness to learn from them.
Read moreThe idea of using energy medicine to shift physiology is based on the principle that energy medicine governs the information that drives the physical system. By changing the information for the system, the system shifts to a different "program."
Read moreMy holistic psychiatry practice is constantly progressing and changing because I am always learning new and helpful ways to improve mental health. I share a story about K. M. and what I learned over the past few weeks about the connection between anxiety and mitochondrial health.
Read moreWhen I was young, I thought that love and joy would come to me if I were rich and famous. I wrote for love and won awards for my writing in hopes that I could be loved for my achievements as a writer. When I abandoned that path, it was because I wanted to find the kind of joy and love that could be felt through service.
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