by Jo Permaul | Jun 3, 2017 | Mindbody Approaches
CHRISTINE CRAWFORD. CERTIFICATE IN MINDBODY COACHING I am sitting on the sand on Dunn’s beach. I walked a long way to this spot, stepped over gravel, veered around half-buried deer ribs under a cloud of mad flies, slippery boulders, wet sand and dry sand. I’m close to...
by Jo Permaul | Jun 3, 2017 | Mindbody Approaches
By Chloe Michaels, Integrated Certificate in Resilience & Wellness Coaching The mind-body connection can be traced back as far as the physician Galen and philosopher Moses Maimonides (Brower 2006). Traditional Eastern medicine such as Ayurveda has interconnected...
by Jo Permaul | Jun 3, 2017 | Mindbody Approaches
JUNG’S APPROACH TO IMAGERY M.C. STUDENT Carl Jung believed that our psyche (that is our intangible self) is made up of a conscious (our ego) and an unconscious mind (our creative self). He suggested that in order for us to become more aware of who and what we are at...
by Jo Permaul | Jun 2, 2017 | Mindbody Approaches
By Jayney Goddard MSc, FCMA, FRSPH, Lic.LCCH, Dip.ACH. President: The Complementary Medical Association There is a wealth of academic research in the field of ‘compassion’ – particularly in the nursing arena and now spreading to other conventional...
by Jo Permaul | Jun 2, 2017 | Mindbody Approaches
USING IMAGERY IN HEALTHCARE CHRISTINE CRAWFORD (STUDENT ON THE CERTIFICATE IN MIND BODY HEALING) Illness was romanticized for me at a very young age. My mother died of cancer when she was twenty-six. I was left with one photo of her for the rest of my life, which was...
