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Chuck and Ameena discuss their paths to the healing professions, which included no small shares of doubt, discovery, education, serendipity, and some rather unexpected turns...
Chuck and Ameena discuss the hot-button topic, Artificial Intelligences, and their relevance—or lack thereof—in the work of energy healing. Ameena shares some questions she has about the tech industry's growing claims about AI and their potentially harmful impacts on people seeking healing help.
Ameena and Chuck discuss the most difficult kind of energy to clear. They unpack why certain afflictions can clear in one session and why some, like a stubborn fungus, must be addressed again and again.
Can you overdose on energy medicine? What happens when you get too much energy healing? We talk about integration and why it's important. And why you might want to limit your reliance on healers...
There are a bunch of new studies about the effects of energy healing on cancer cells - especially those really difficult ones, like pancreatic cancer. The one people are talking about is the MD Anderson study. But equally interesting (and maybe baffling to some) is how energy healing works remotely or from a distance without a physical connection between the healer and the client.
Often mental health and brain imbalances respond well to energy healing, perhaps reducing the need for pharmaceutical intervention or requiring much less. We explore our shared experience with a client who was diagnosed as bipolar and wonder what else might be possible.
Energy work seemingly creates miracles in people's health. Chuck describes an experience with a client with a chronic pain issue that debilitated a young tech entrepreneur and father. His healing transformed his life in multiple ways.
A conversation about creating healing that is comprehensive, thorough and enduring - not quick-fix band-aids or invasive treatments with additional side effects. We’re holistic professionals who use energetic modalities to get you healing that sticks.
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