Catherine Fyans

The Wounding of Health Care

From Fragmentation to Integration - REVISED EDITION

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Produktbeschreibung

Do you choose to remain a victim or become a master of your own health? We have reached a time when it is no longer adequate to have a solely physical explanation for illness. It is time to look beyond the 'fix it' model of health care and become empowered in managing your own health and wellbeing. We are rapidly expanding our understanding of mind/consciousness and its effects on the body. We now understand that mind and body are inextricably linked and that what affects one will affect the other. Wellness really is a state of mind. The Wounding of Health Care takes an overview of our current health care system and questions some of beliefs and dogmas that we have so bought in to. Is the biochemical/pharmaceutical model the ultimate in health care? Has it reached its limit? Do we need to stop dissecting down and focusing on minutiae and look more at the whole? "This book gave me a great insight into and appreciation of the mind-body as a whole. While I've always been receptive to the use of holistic healing, I do believe that those who were sitting on the fence with regard to its use will learn so much from this book, not only via your personal experiences, but how you view the world and the collective world." Amanda Spedding, Author "Dr Catherine Fyans has struck a healthy balance between modern Western medicine and the holographic/holistic approach to healing. The fact that Catherine is a professionally trained GP is what sets her book apart from others within the same spectrum." Julie Postance, Author

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wildside Press
• Seitenzahl: 294
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Januar 2019
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 216mm x 140mm x 17mm
• Gewicht: 376g
• ISBN-13: 9780992516314
• ISBN-10: 0992516315
• Artikelnr.: 67530578

Autorenporträt

Dr Catherine Fyans has been a medical practitioner for over 35 years. She has a long-standing interest in 'mind-body' medicine, particularly in the subconscious influences on physical and psychological health. Her interests led her to study a number of 'alternative' healing practices including kinesiology. She enjoys having a 'foot in both worlds' as this has given her an insight into the spectrum of health care practises and health care consumer demands.