I’m excited to announce that I’ve become a student of Healing Touch. Many of you know, I spent three years at the Full Spectrum School for Energy Healing. Healing Touch is increasing my breadth and depth of skill in bringing energy healing to you.
I’m offering, on a limited basis, complimentary Healing Touch sessions. You do not need to be a client to take advantage of this, assuming we can find a mutually convenient time. Please phone me at: (412) 877-0452 to schedule.
Healing Touch is an energy therapy in which practitioners consciously use their hands in a heart-centered and intentional way to support and facilitate physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health. Healing Touch is a biofield (magnetic field around the body) therapy that is an energy-based approach to health and healing. Healing Touch uses the gift of touch to influence the human energy system, specifically the energy field that surrounds the body, and the energy centers that control the flow from the energy field to the physical body.
These non-invasive techniques employ the hands to clear, energize, and balance the human and environmental energy fields, thus affecting physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health. It is based on a heart-centered, caring relationship in which the practitioner and client come together energetically to facilitate the client’s health and healing.
The goal of Healing Touch is to restore balance and harmonies in the energy system, placing the client in a position to self heal.
Healing Touch Research has been conducted in a wide variety of settings and with a number of different problems and situations including:
- Cancer
- Cardio-vascular disease
- Death and dying
- Endocrine/Immune function
- Pain
- Patient satisfaction and experience
- Psychotherapy/Psychology
- Post operative recovery
- Stress
These studies demonstrate that there is support in favor of considering Healing Touch for providing integrative care and that patients assess it highly. Healing Touch research has been supported and/or funded by hospitals, universities, colleges, professional organizations, private foundations, and the National Institutes of Health, Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine.