Tagged With "Medicine"

When Ya’Acov Darling Khan was 22, he was struck by lightning. Dazed, but otherwise unharmed, he came to on the grass where he had been playing golf as a summer storm closed in. Later he would come to see this near-death experience as his summons to the sacred path of the shaman. After 30 years — and a grueling apprenticeship with indigenous healers in the Arctic and the Amazon, Darling Khan, along with his wife, Susannah, have built a global following for their School of Movement Medicine in...

@Teri Wellbrock , this reminded me of what you said a few months ago about how you had been dancing more lately.

It is amazing how learning to connect with our bodies and be comfortable in them can aid tremendously in the healing process. I've started a new yoga series and just being in tune with my physical self on a deep level has made me aware of some "stuff" I need to deal with that's still lingering. Thanks for sharing this article. It was fascinating. Peace, Teri

A self-professed lifelong learner, Dr. Scheinbaum’s life’s work has been centered around education innovation since the very beginning. She began her career in 1972, teaching students with learning disabilities. Her drive to incorporate a more holistic perspective into her work led her to earn a PhD in clinical psychology at Fielding Graduate University, where she specialized in positive psychology, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mind-body medicine.