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What are some exellent massage therapy schools that can really show you good healing methods?

admin — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 03:18:30 +0000

Deep tissue, the basics, and I can choose from a lot of other methods…Not just a rub down,,,
The best of the best… Any country

The Cortiva Institute (link below) has good massage schools in several states in the U.S. I’m not familiar with all of their schools, but I do know that they bought the two best schools in Seattle, where I live.

Have you used any of these for mental health healing Applied Kinesiology/CranioSacral Therapy/Naturopathy?

admin — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 09:51:04 +0000

I have had enough of ‘conventunal’ medication and treatment. I feel I have come to a point where it is not enough – it is not working. I feel totally blocked up and walled in by my emotions and walls of defences and depression. Someone suggested applied kinesiology or other natural treatments. Have you ever experienced anything like that for treatment of emotional problems and anxiety and depression?

It seems to make sense – they say they can unblock you and I feel VERY VERY blocked.

If your emotions become unblocked in this kind of treatment what happens? Is is painful? Do the emotions flood out of you?

Used Cranio Sacral Therapy for a while. It worked fine and have been fine ever since.

Does anyone remember The Healing Garden Tangerine therapy from walmart?

admin — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:59:07 +0000

Back in about 1998-1999 my best friend got a tangerine therapy gift set by the healing garden. It included some kind of stress relief gel that you could apply to your temples. It tingled and helped with headaches and stress. We have both been looking for it and cannot find it. Does anyone know the name of this product, where it can be found, or if it has been discontinued?

FDA must have removed them from the shelves because people have been complaining.

Before using anything, make sure they have the FDA logo that it’s been approved.

http://www.fda.gov/default.htm

What sorta physical therapy should i do after breaking little finger?

admin — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:16:37 +0000

Broke my little finger at the joint closet to the hand.It has been 6 weeks,still hurts but xrays show that it is healing fine.Just wondering what sorta physical therapy i should be considering? Thanks

when working with a hand injury, go to a hand center or see a PT or OT with a CHT (certified hand therapist. They know hands best.

has anybody seen results of chelation therapy used for healing hardening of the arteries?

admin — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 03:14:28 +0000

i’m wondering if anybody’s relative or themselves have had this and if it is worth the money. also with this therapy did they also make lifestyle changes?

In the UK, trials are taking place at the moment to assess efficacy and safety of chelation therapy in treating aarteriosclerosis. There are no firm conclusions regarding effectivness at the moment.

if you get injured, and you are in therapy, and you get hurt even more, will the settlement be higher?

admin — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:10:15 +0000

Grandma strained her knee, she is in therapy, it healed, but the last day of therapy, she re-strained it doing something they had her do [like some sort of stretch] will her settlement be higher?

If she strained it in therapy then the therapist is probably liable. If liability can be determined of course.

It may just be a case of aggravating it by accident and nothing more though and she could have done it under her own volition (meaning that it’s her own fault and she didn’t have to do such strenuous activities). Therefore she might not get any more money.

Free Spiritual Soul healing therapies?

admin — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:36:44 +0000

Have noticed soul healing therapies seem to be charged for on the internet seeing the nature of the treatment and the law of oneness believed some would do this as a free service. Does any 1 know of a healer that does this as a free service? thxs

Did you have a karma accident?

What are some types of therapy for example: Drawing, pottery, walking, etc. how does it help one to heal?

admin — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 04:03:52 +0000

How about music, playing an instrument to is this also a form of therapy? How and why does it work?

Drama therapy: it can work in 2ways either through reenactment of a traumatic event or as a rehearsal for a stressful situation.

Creative endeavors are a way of becoming "hooked on life/living". Allowing one to be introspective without being self centered. (Acting, writing, music, and dance.) When you look at celebrities these have not always had a positive or health mental effect.

Walking and sports can have the same effect. Regular exercise actually changes the chemistry of the brain.

Then their are the "talk" therapies. Getting things out in the open and off the chest.

what should I do/say in therapy to start healing?

admin — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:08:38 +0000

I have ‘fake’ conversations with my therapist in my head throughout the day and when I get to her office I feel like everything shuts down and my mind goes blank and I feel numb and I don’t know wwhat to do or say. every week for the past four months I sit there, don’t look at her (I can’t look anybody in the eye) and when she asks stuff I say ‘I dunno". Because in that office I really don’t know. I get the feeling she judges me but I don’t think it’s a valid thing. It’s just hard to open up. And the stuff I gotta talk about makes me want to cry and I don’t like people seeing me cry. I wish she wouldn’t stare at me. I feel two inches tall and get dizzy like I’m going to pass out. I need help to get help. I’m a mess

Is this the first time you’ve been to a therapist? Choosing a therapist is kind of like meeting a new friend. You just aren’t going to click with everyone. Lots of people "interview" potential therapists to see if they will be a good fit. It doesn’t sound like you are someone who would be comfortable doing that and I don’t think I would be either, but it goes to show that not all therapist/client relationships are meant to be.

So it could well be that you and this particular therapist are not a good match. If you think it is more that you would feel tongue tied with anyone, writing what you would like to talk about is probably a good start. I know what you mean about having fake conversations and then drying up. I’ve done the same thing many times and not just in a therapy context. I have been the life of the party in my mind and then have nearly nothing to say when I get there. So writing it helps because you write it when the pressure isn’t there and perhaps it would help your therapist get to know you a little bit better and give you a place to start.

As for her judging you, therapists have heard it all. She’s more likely to be judging herself for not being able to figure out how best to help you. But when you find it hard to trust, it’s hard to spill your guts to a virtual stranger. It’s her job, though. She wants to help. That’s why she went into this profession. She doesn’t go home and say, "I had this loser today who cried," because for one, she doesn’t see you as a loser, for two she is thrilled when she sees you cry because it means you’re beginning to trust and open up.

So perhaps you need to evaluate whether the problem lies completely with you or whether you need a new therapist and then if you stay with her, keep a journal and ask her to read parts of it that you feel safe sharing. It’s not easy to face our demons, but it sure is worth it when we come out of it whole. Good luck!!!

What kind of therapy can heal masochism?

admin — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:46:28 +0000

The Bible healed mine.
…seriously. Read sometime in Romans chapters 6,7 and 8.