Self-Healing with Energy Medicine
About this audiobook
We can help take care of ourselves with diet, exercise, and regular check-ups, but is there more that we can do to optimize our overall health? Dr. Andrew Weil, pioneer of integrative medicine, believes so: “An integrative approach to health means addressing not only our physical body, but our energetic body as well.” Now on Self-Healing with Energy Medicine, this bestselling author teams up with Dr. Ann Marie Chiasson to offer insights and expert guidance about how to clear blockages to healing, enhance your longevity, and increase your vitality.
On Session One, Dr. Weil shares his thoughts on the scientific investigation of energy medicine, plus his personal story about learning to utilize energy modalities for healing. On Session Two, Dr. Chiasson shares guided practices to help restore the body’s natural energy flow and create your own daily energy wellness routine. Self-Healing with Energy Medicine offers a practical portal into the transformative and life-giving forces around us.
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About the author
Andrew Weil
Andrew Weil, MD, is a world-renowned leader and pioneer in the field of integrative medicine, a healing-oriented approach to health care which encompasses body, mind, and spirit. He is founder and director of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine (AzCIM) at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center in Tucson, and director of Integrative Health & Healing at Miraval Life in Balance Resort in Tucson. Dr. Weil’s bestselling books include Spontaneous Happiness, Eight Weeks to Optimum Health, and Spontaneous Healing, and his popular audio programs with Sounds True include The Healthy Heart Kit and Breathing: The Master Key to Self-Healing.
Ann Marie Chiasson
Ann Marie Chiasson, MD, is Canadian Board Certified in family practice. She has a private integrative and energy medicine practice in Tucson, Arizona, where she offers consultations, treatments,seminars, and retreats. She also teaches through the Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona.
