The Little Red Hen’s Lesson on Love
Though we may try to capture it through writing, music, or speech, love’s spiritual essence cannot be reduced to three or two-dimensional space. Love is not just a verb; it is a multi-actioned-verb.
Read More →To Deserve or Not to Deserve, That is the Question
What stands between you and everything you want in life? Is it something external to you? Your relationships? Your job? Your health? Or is it something within you that you can’t easily point to?
Read More →Supplement Mistakes that Worsen Medication Withdrawal
I share a true story involving a confluence of mistakes that taught me many important lessons about being more careful with these powerful tools that I tend to take for granted.
Read More →What to do Before Lowering Medications
Life is a process. Becoming a holistic psychiatrist is a process. I want to share an indispensable truth about the process of medication withdrawal—preparation.
Read More →Healing Sexual Relationships in Two Sessions or Less!
I would never have anticipated that anyone would ask me to help them heal their sexual problems. But in the process of helping these patients, I discovered that energy medicine has an amazing ability to help resolve serious issues.
Read More →Healing the Spiritual Self
Because healing at the spiritual level can be so powerful, I try to spend extra time teaching struggling patients about its benefits. This is especially important for those who cannot benefit from supplements or medications.
Read More →For the Fun of It: Living in Harmony with Joy
I’ve discovered that embracing fun and joy in life as an ongoing discipline isn’t self-indulgent. Rather, it promotes a healthy lifestyle. My healing experience led to greater compassion for myself that allowed me to experience a happier life.
Read More →How can holes help us rise?
Though I don’t know if my conversations were with God, my “higher self,” or just a part of my imagination, I did feel information flowing through me from a source beyond my conscious awareness.
Read More →Through the Looking Glass: Viewing Stressors’ Effects Using Energy Testing
Working together with patients to manage and control stress levels and their negative effects can prevent future relapse and make the difference between a successful or failed medication taper.
Read More →People Are Lovable Close-Up. Gain Insight.
By getting to know my patients close up, I continue to polish off many sharp judgments and prejudices I gathered from past experiences: like a rock bouncing along and getting smoother along the way.
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