Latest Approaches to Holistic Psychiatry
Little by little, step by step, my holistic practice evolves and expands. The foundation of a successful practice comes from openness to learning and creative integration. The goal, of course, is to create greater happiness as the patient heals the underlying causes of dysfunction.
Read More →Measuring Shifts From Energy Healing
The Amp Coil senses a person’s vibrational frequencies from their voice. It can provide both helpful information about a person’s condition as well as healing frequencies that support a person’s well-being.
Read More →Thanks, But No Thanks: A Nonconformist’s Thanksgiving Plans
Lots of people embrace or condone dysfunctional, abusive family relationships; misogynistic, homophobic, racist, dishonest religions; and unhappy, unfulfilling marriages to manage some kind of gathering of sorts for Thanksgiving. Just a little denial for the holidays. After all, it’s for the sake of belonging.
Read More →When Only a Good Fight Will Do
The great leaders of history all had the courage to fight for what is right. The foundation of a good fight is love and courage, strength and goodness. When these are the motivators behind a fight, success is inevitable.
Read More →The Untold Story Behind Being Late
In a profound and deeply moving way, I learned as a healer that trauma does get stuck in our lives and end up repeating itself in symbolic ways through our actions and choices.
Read More →Importance of the Invisible: Living a Passionate Life
I explore what Stephen Harrod Buhner refers to as “the most important thing in life” in his amazing book Ensouling Language, On the Art of Nonfiction and the Writer’s Life. He calls it “the invisibles.” What does he mean by the invisibles?
Read More →Your Quantum Building Blocks of Life
Lately, I’ve been doing some exciting, cutting-edge energy work that helps patients to receive parts of Life Energy (states of being) that they were unable to fully receive before, e.g. love, forgiveness, or joy.
Read More →Changes, Changing, Changed, Repeat: The Evolving Life of Creators
I hope that we can welcome change as part of who we are as evolving Creators. More than just coping with change, I hope that we will flourish from the opportunities they bring to enrich and expand our lives.
Read More →Victimhood: Experience, Identity, Excuse, or Manipulation?
Sometimes, people who hurt others use victimhood as an excuse (an entitlement) to continue their racism, discrimination, or persecution of others. And sometimes, politicians use that moral weakness for their own political purposes.
Read More →Angels, Demons, a Boy, and a Psychiatrist
I share a story about one of the most spiritual experiences I’ve ever had. It involved some angels, demons, a boy, and myself, during a psychiatry session. It was a “group therapy” session that taught me many profound lessons I have never forgotten.
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