duskwynd

I SO want! :)

As a Shamanic Healer, this does not surprise me at all. In fact, due to my experiences I truly believe that the only thing standing between people and healing is themselves and their belief systems. That's why, when allowed to, children tend to take to alternative forms of healing so well - they still truly believe that miracles can happen, so they do.

When I was doing my psychotherapy training one of my colleagues discussed a program where severely abused people (usually women and children and usually some form of sexual abuse) were paired with severely abused horses. The healing that occurred as a result the pairing and the work the horse and human did together was nothing short of miraculous to both.

I'm not saying that alopathic medicine does not have its place, but it does fail people in many ways. Admittedly I'm biased, but I don't see how combining alopathic with alternative medicine can be bad thing.