How expressive is the patient’s face? As their treatment progresses, the range and naturalness of their emotional expression will improve, as well. Hardened, stoic faces transform into being spontaneously expressive…
Read morepart two A connection with some of Orgonomy’s concepts: Throughout my reading of Wachsmuth, which is, of course, a piece researched and written in the Anthroposophic tradition, I had another…
Read morePart Three Once this model of healthy function becomes clearly defined and understood, pathological variations are easy to identify, and to correctly address and guide back towards the model. Some…
Read morePart One Objectivity is not only the basis of science, but of health for anyone in general. A living connection to the world around us is indicative of a more…
Read moreThe strong nature and importance of our sexual energy goes to the core of the definition of health. There is much against us in its full expression, including all of…
Read moreOver this past weekend, Jeff and I watched, “Sexual Chronicles of a French Family” on Netflix. We both thoroughly enjoyed it. It spoke so much to my new book, “Sophie’s…
Read moreI’ve written previously about the concept of the reflexes which are governed by the autonomic nervous system — it is responsible for triggering…
Read moreI read an article recently which described the research of a post-graduate student, working on a thesis related to what she calls “relaxation-induced anxiety” (RIA). In typical allopathic fashion, a…
Read more“All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.” -Arthur Schopenhauer, German philosopher (1788 – 1860) A…
Read moreYesterday, I presented an example of Dr. Hahnemann’s distinction between crude and refined nature by illustrating the difference between ‘matter’ and ‘substance’, and today I’d like to further illustrate this…
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