Ancient Rainbow Conscious Healing (ARCH™) A Bridge Back to Oneness by Melissa Ann Kennedy ARCH stands for Ancient Rainbow Conscious Healing, a form of vibrational medicine, developed by a healer, psychic and Reiki teacher, Laurie Keako’a’, after an enlightening experience in Hawaii. The author has studied with this teacher and now practises in the UK.

Beyond Healing– The Form: Love and Truth in Reflection by Suzanne Johnson ‘The Form: Love & Truth in Reflection’ is a series of movements that the practitioner makes around the seated recipient. It is described as a gateway for both participants to experience true healing. It looks like a slow dance or moving meditation.

Starving Amidst the Oceans of Energy– Energy Nutrition to Maintain a Healthy Energy Body by Silvia Hartmann PhD Dr Silvia Hartmann describes the ‘energy body’ as a system of complex organs, pathways and lines of communication and exchange. Ancient techniques such as acupuncture and Chi Kung work with this system and Dr Hartmann’s own techniques seek to repair and rebalance the system, which in turn gives improvements for the mind, body and spirit.

Steps to Forgiveness by Françoise Rapp Aromatherapist Francoise Rapp shares some words of wisdom on the importance of forgiveness, both of oneself and of others, and learning to be less judgemental and more accepting and compassionate.

A Self-Healing Guide to Auto Accident Trauma and Recovery by Donna Foley Car accidents are increasing and most victims suffer from post-traumatic stress. The author describes a technique called Somatic Experiencing®, used in the treatment of various types of traumas, which has been adapted specifically to treating car accident trauma.

Distant Healing – Advanced Form of Bio-Energy Healing by Michael Nudel and Eva Nudel. In this article they explain the principles of bio-energy healing, the power of distant healing, and how we can all master the healing method to benefit both ourselves and others.

Personal Transformation to Healing by Kim Hutchinson Transformative healing is a form of energy healing, based on the understanding that there is an energy interplay between the mind, body and soul, a form of power, which needs to be harnessed by the patient so that they can bring themselves into healing.

Our Role in Personal Transformation and Healing by Petrene Soames There is a lot of fear in the world today. Many people worry about a possible World War III involving chemical and nuclear weapons. Others are concerned that the end of the world is imminent, or that life as we know it will end.

Body Harmony: 'A bridge from where you are to where you want to be by Kit Ford-Young Body Harmony is a form of hands-on bodywork, based on listening to, and being guided by, a client's body responses. By combining careful observation with good listening skills and sensitive touch, communication with the body is opened up on all levels: physical, spiritual, mental and emotional.

Our Approach to Healing Sick Houses by Roy and Ann Procter How working with earth energies in our homes can improve our health.

Emotional Support in Times of Physical Distress – The Gentle Wind Project by Mary Miller The Gentle Wind Project is a non-profit world healing organization located in the United States. For the past twenty years, the Project has been researching and developing a healing technology to alleviate mental and emotional distress.

Recovery from a Broken Neck by Marie O'Brien This is a story of profound healing. I left home on a bright, sunny, summer’s day to return home two weeks later. In that time I had been paralysed, injured, shocked, traumatized, operated on and nursed. My healing had begun.

The Healing Heart by Pratibha Castle Humanity, both collectively as well as individually, (you and me) is presently poised for a leap in consciousness – whether we realize it or not!  

Energizing your Life with your Values by Michelle Maxwell Those special moments you remember and enjoy are the first clues to discovering what is important to you in your life – what your true values are. In this sense, values are not about moral standards but much more about what motivates, fulfils and nurtures your wellbeing.

Healing on a multidimensional level by David Malin Body Math is a Multidimensional Approach To Healing (MATH) for the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual bodies, and is truly a universal language of healing.

Tarot for Healing by Stephen Hounsome Despite its unfortunate image, there is a massive interest in the Tarot and more importantly, an acceptance that it works. It is precisely because it works that the time is ripe for the Tarot to once again be used for healing and therapy.

Four Dimensional Wellness by Dr Keith Scott-Mumby My quest for some years has been for a model which will bind us all together in a friendly, cohesive schema. Not only that, but most important of all (to me), one which will persuade open-minded fellows of my profession that it is safe to be a little radical; that what appears whacky and weird is built, after all, upon a cogent, demonstrable and inter-related whole.

A Synthesis of Healing Therapies by Amanda Jackson-Russell, PhD ...new therapies seem to be appearing almost weekly (if not daily), how is a person supposed to be able to know what particular therapy (or group of therapies) may be helpful for their particular needs?

Breath and the River: Say Yes To The River by Sue-Mè Gregory Breath is the essence of life – Physiologically we know breath as that which provides oxygen to the lungs which in turn oxygenates the blood. However, we can literally buy oxygen, available in numerous forms off the shelf.

The Gentle Wind Project: A Healing Technology by Mary Miller The Gentle Wind Project is an international, non-profit healing organisation formally founded in 1983. The healing instruments repair and restore the energetic or etheric structure and, in doing so, improve the quality of people’s lives. This healing is available to everyone on earth free of charge.

Tibetan Pulsing Healing by Anne Moulsdale Tibetan Pulsing Healing is an adaptation of the ancient ritual practices of the Tibetan monasteries into bioelectrical processes better understood by the Western mind. It is a relaxing bodywork technique and a powerful energy process.

Vibrational Healing – Harmonising by Rosemary Angelis The premise of Vibrational Healing is that everything vibrates on a certain frequency. All objects, even wooden tables, are made up of molecules which vibrate to create their mass.

Golden Rè — Healing, Development and Awareness Programme by Steve Gamble This is an introduction to Golden Rè Healing, as developed by Ray Abraham.

A Healing Story by Leo Sofer Leo is an intuitive storyteller. Each story he tells begins with a question spoken out loud, alone or in front of an audience.

A Tentative Mechanism for Healing by Toni Bunnell, Ph.D. A criticism often levelled at healing, hands-on healing, bioenergy therapy, therapeutic touch, or whatever you choose to call it, is that there is little irrefutable proof that healing per se is effective.

Buddhist Healing by Steven Lane Mention chakra disturbances, spirit intervention or karma to most people and they may ask what planet you live on! Whichever planet, Buddhist healing works with all such forces, and many more, and can obtain extraordinary results.

Clearing Emotional Baggage by Clive Digby-Jones and Dr Eileen Watkins Seymour Does the glass of your life seem half-empty, or is it three-quarters full to overflowing? Do you have the sense that there is something missing in your life, or is your life permanently ‘in transit’, or never seeming to arrive?

Coexistence of Body and Mind by Sue Green I was stimulated to write this article by Leon Chaitow's reflections on the body in psychotherapy (Positive Health, Issue 16). Rather than reply to it, I'd like to offer some thoughts and counter thoughts.
    

Crystal Therapy: From Myth to Medicine by Lettie Vantol and Iris Rigazzi Tarling The revival of Crystal Therapy in recent years demonstrates a new frontier in complementary healing, but the use of crystals and minerals is not new.

Curing a Symptom or Healing a Life? by Debbie Shapiro There is an important distinction to be made between curing and healing. To cure is to fix a particular part. Allopathy – Western medicine – is particularly good at doing this, offering drugs and surgery so that disease, illness or physical problems can be repressed, eliminated or removed.

Emotional Transformation and Cellular Healing by Kevin Billett Psycho-neuro-Immunology research has produced compelling evidence that our thought patterns directly and instantaneously affect our whole body chemistry, and can suppress our immune system.

Energy of Life – Our Healing Process by Angela Newnham  What we are going to talk about today is the Energy of Life and how we can all take charge of our own energy and healing process, by clearing away all the luggage we carry along the way with us which weighs us down; so we can not be in total charge of our own energy and be who we truly are, and live our truth from the one heart of unconditional love.

Foundations for Healing by Andrew Pallas 'I'm so confused,' said Jenny, 'I've had three different explanations for my problem, they all seemed to make sense, but how can I tell which one is right?'

The Healing Effect: Complementary Medicine's Unifying Principle? by David Hodges, Ph.D. and Tony Scofield, Ph.D. Complementary medicine is now used increasingly by lay people and, to a lesser extent, by doctors.

Natural Born Healer by Jennifer Pride Four years ago, at 53, Burges Stace, a Sussex gardener found by chance that he was able to take away pain from his partner just by placing his hands on the affected area.

The Heart in Healing by Sue Green As comple- mentary medicine becomes more and more established and able to hold its own with proven research showing its effectiveness, there is perhaps room to ask the question, what heals?

Trees for Health: Winter Trees by Róisín Caroll Celtic legends and myths permeate the very soil and the soul of their peoples. Throughout these tales, there are many references to trees and their healing powers.

Who Cares for the Carers? Being present for ourselves by Roselle Angwin The impulse to help others in trouble is one of the major characteristics which set humans apart from other species (though it has to be said that we are by no means the only species to do this).