August 2011

Healing Starts Within:
Self Care and Meditation

August 2011 Issue no. 56
In this issue:
The Importance of Your Own Sound in Every Day Life Mindfulness Meditation: A Healers Tool
The Energy of Food: Eating to Raise Your Vibration Energy Work and Yoga and much more..
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HTP Contact Directory
Letter from the CEO
Announcements and Letters
Quote from Buddha
The Importance of Your Own Sound in Every Day Life
Mindfulness Meditation: A Healers Tool
The Energy of Food: Eating to Raise Your Vibration
Energy Work and Yoga
A Review of Creating Healing Relationships: Professional Standards
for Energy Therapy Practitioners
Essential Energy - A Story of Self Love
Slip and Fall Claim Protection with General Liability Insurance
A Peek into Marilees Keynote Address: Hey Healer -
Can You Paradigm?
If You Dont Practice Self Care - Who Will?
2011 HTWF Live and Silent Auctions
Healing Touch and Toning for Self Care
2011 HTP Class Schedule
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As a business owner, wife, and a mother of three children un-
der ten it is extremely hard to find time for me! In almost every
self growth book, success book, business books, relationship
book that I have read, as well as one of our principles we
teach in the Healing Touch Program, there is always the advice
to take care of yourself! Here is the quick summary - if you
dont take care of yourself you wont have anything left to take
care of others or your business. Contrary to what some might
think, carving out some me time isnt selfish. If you dont take
some time to clear your head, have some down time, youll be
more frazzled and less able to help both your clients and your
family. Take time for yourself!
I believe that self-care needs to be an everyday practice. It
doesnt need to be expensive or something that takes hours of
your time. The challenge I come across is finding time to fit self
care into my daily routine and in finding things that I enjoy do-
ing. All too often I find that self-care ends up at the bottom of my
priority list. I find that if I dont actually schedule time for myself,
it never happens.
Knowing that self care can make such a difference to my day to
day living, I have decided to put into practice scheduling time for
myself, and it must come first. As I stated to do this, I was
surprised that everyone that needed my time for their priorities
could and would work around my scheduled self-care to get
what they need. It all seems to work out if I schedule My Time
in advance. The lesson I learned is: You can either plan your life
or lets others plan it for you. You might as well be in control!
As you read through this months edition of Energy magazine, I
hope you will gain some extra reasons and ideas for doing self-
care. I really enjoyed Cyndi Dales article on self-care A Story of
Self Love. Cyndis story The Angel Who Forgot Her Shoes: A
Story About Love and Healing is a wonderful lesson on self-
care and becoming more for others while taking care of yourself.
A true practice that all care givers and practitioners of Healing
Touch should embrace.
Heres to making time for ourselves!

Lisa
Letter from the CEO
Greetings
from Lisa Gordon
CEO, Healing Touch Program
Scheduling time for you!
Hospital Integration
In Loving Memory of Shirley D. Winch
Shirley D. Winch passed away on July 25th at the age of 76.
Shirley was a certified Healing Touch practitioner and was a
very active Volunteer for the St. Marys Wellness Institute for
many years. She is pictured above (on left) with her sister, Sr.
Rita Jean Dubrey, Healing Touch Certified Instructor at the
2010 Healing Touch New York Regional Conference. She will be
greatly missed by our community.
Healing Touch
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All certification applications
and information are posted on one easy to use website
Application forms have been separated from the applica-
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Certification applications can be submitted digitally
Application payment can be made on-line
An FAQ tab with the most commonly asked questions and
instructions for digital submittal
Information about mentorship
All of these features will improve the certification process for
both the applicant and the review team, save time, paper and
postage. Click here to check it out.
HTPA Business Support Conference Calls
Success Strategies for Growing Your Private Practice
(Open Discussion with Small Business Owners)
Moderated by Sharon Robbins, HTPA Executive Director
Tuesday, August 9, 2011 ~ 9:00 PM EDT
Over the past two years HTPA has conducted Monthly Business
Support Live Interviews with experienced business owners
and financial coaches. Several training webinars and workshops
have also been offered that focus on business creation, expan-
sion and growth. Both the interviews and trainings have recd
very positive acknowledgements and great attendance. Now
we would like to discuss whats working to make your business
practice a success.
This is an open invitation to all who would like to share their
small business experience share what you have learned,
what you have discovered works or doesnt, what suggestions
do you have for future business support. This discussion will
also be a networking opportunity during which a business sup-
port group may form for individuals or for a group of interested
practitioners.
Some of the topics we will discuss are marketing strategies
that are specific to Energy Medicine practitioners like internet
networking, website development and management, as well as
discounts for multiple sessions, increasing referrals, third party
reimbursement, electronic recordkeeping, writing to educate
your community about your practice, on-going professional
development and self-care.
Join us for what is sure to be a lively discussion full of
practical tips and resources.
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Announcements & Letters
Meditate.
Live purely.
Be quiet.
Do your work with mastery.
Like the moon, come out from behind the clouds!
Shine.
-Buddha
continued on page 8
W
e underestimate the benefits of good
vocal expression. This does not nec-
essarily mean singing. It means helping the body
vibrate and function to its maximum capacity
through an anatomically correct posture which
then is activated by ones own voice. I cannot
emphasize enough the importance of learning to
make your own sound, each sound you make in
a day, in a way that nurtures you, supports you
and takes you more directly and fluidly on your
lifes path. Simply learning to make your own
sound in its fullest resonance and capacity is
fundamental to your well-being and health. This
applies even if you dont sing, cant sing or have
no desire to.
The following quote is an excerpt from The Conscious Ear
by Dr. A. Tomatis. His research over 40 years ago opened the
scientific door to what the wisdom from the ancients has always
shown: your own sound creates and expresses your essence as
a soul in this body in this time and place on this planet.
We transform the structure of our body when we speak, or
essentially speak to it, since ones body is the first thing to be
affected by the sound it utters. All the areas of the body are not
equally affected. Little by little, speech sensitizes the sensory
segments which detect the sound waves produced by the
voice. The areas most receptive to this information obviously
are located where the distribution of nerve fibers most sensitive
to pressure is at its highest concentration. Moreover, each of
us, according to what he is and what he has made of himself,
centers his activity in one part of his body, and it is to this part
that he speaks. That is his choice. That is why a champion cy-
clist makes his statements to the press in a hollow voice which
is weak in sibilants--- he is talking to the center of his activity,
almost the center of his life, which in this case are his legs. The
use of voice centered in the low frequency range is necessar-
ily bound up with the centering of interest in the lower part of
the body. The ideal would be for everyone to be able to touch,
in a homogeneous way the whole surface of the body..True
sound does not come only from the lips, but from the whole
body. (Tomatis, 1991, pages 82-83)
In my keynote at the Healing Touch Program conference in Au-
gust in San Antonio I will be demonstrating a series of simple,
effective exercises that you can use practically anywhere and
anytime for enhancing your sound circuit- which is your posture,
breath and self sound. Take a moment now and try one of them.
Sit comfortably with your back straight, feet flat on the floor
spaced a little apart. Put your hands gently on your chest and
breath as deeply as you can with an even inhale and exhale.
Try to let your abdomen, sides, chest and entire back gently
expand and contract while keeping your shoulders steady. Try
to let your collar bone move in and out as well. Begin to hum.
As you do so, very slowly move your head up a little or down
a little to find the position where you feel the resonance gener-
ated by your vocal chords pass most strongly to your cervical
vertebras and up and down your spine and throughout your
body. Continue this for a few moments, then let the hum die
away and take your time to feel what you feel. Then go about
your day.
Tomatis, A. A. (1991). The Conscious Ear- My Life of Transformation through
Listening. Barrytown: Station Hill Press.
by Arden Wilken, Keynote, 2011 HT Worldwide Conference
The Importance of Your Own
Sound in Every Day Life
About the author:
Arden Wilken is an
American musi-
cian, composer
and sound thera-
pist. She is co-
founder of INNER
SOUND (1978), an
original system of
sound therapy and therapeutic music
for the expression and integration of
the emotions. She received a bach-
elors degree in music theory from the
University of WA in 1972 and has a
discography of 25 CDs, each having a
specific theme or focus, in order to help
the individual achieve their healing
goals through unblocking the connec-
tive tissue through sound and music.
She is also trained in body work. Arden
and her husband Jack have founded
schools of sound therapy in the USA,
Spain, the UK, and the Netherlands
and are now based in Seattle, WA after
living many years abroad in the far
East, North Africa and Europe.
Arden Wilken will be a
keynote speaker at this years Healing Touch
Worldwide Conference in San Antonio, TX on
August 25th-28th. Click here for more details.
The Importance of Your Own Sound
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continued on page 10
W
hen I began attending Healing Touch
Program classes, accessing in-
formation from the field and receiv-
ing divine messages from patients angels or
guides was as natural to me as breathing was
to other students in these classes. My fellow
classmates were curious and constantly ask-
ing me if I was born with these abilities, or if I
developed them somehow. Good question?
I thought, and scanned my memory bank for
my response. Strange how I had forgotten this,
but the answer was quite clear these abilities
became commonplace over 20 years ago, when
I began meditating every day. Practicing Mindful-
ness Meditation regularly helped me experience
a calmer, clearer, happier, more focused and
peaceful mind. Somehow it also opened some
inner channels that seem to be connected to the
energy fields which contain valuable information
that is at our disposal and which many believe
are our birthright.
If you want to open your information channels further, perhaps
practicing Mindfulness Meditation will also work for you. What is
Mindfulness Meditation? It is a wide spread progressive practice
for healers, self-improvement enthusiasts, spiritual explorers,
and people of all walks of life who recognize the importance of
stillness in a very loud world. In its simplest form, Mindfulness
can be described as being in calm, nurturing awareness of
ones physical sensations, environment, feelings and thoughts.
Even if you are not interested in opening yourself further to
the divine through such means, I highly suggest you practice
daily. Why? Because it is sorely needed for most of us! As
members of a chronically busy society, we are not immune to
the constant bombardment of stimuli. Although we have made
a special commitment to take better care of ourselves, many
of us still have days wherein we are sleep deprived, eating on
the run, and scrambling through endless to-do lists - without
pausing to take a breath. In an attempt to survive this frenetic
lifestyle, it is very easy to fall into the trap of becoming drones
racing around on auto-pilot, searching for quick fixes while
struggling to suppress feelings of anxiety, depression, or dis-
satisfaction. When we live like this, it is very easy to get stuck
in our heads, disconnect from our bodies and forget to connect
with, and listen to, our hearts.
Practiced regularly, Mindfulness Meditation helps us combat
and break free of this drone cycle. It certainly has become an
area of interest in the scientific community, with a great deal of
research revealing a wealth of attainable benefits. A few of the
benefits touted include: physical healing, strengthened im-
mune system, reduction in suffering, increased grey matter in
the brain, and higher dopamine levels. As the positive results of
Mindfulness Meditation accumulate, the medical world and nu-
merous businesses are beginning to offer Mindfulness trainings
to their patients and staff.
Unfortunately there is no quick fix, no 3-step program, and
Mindfulness Meditation:
A Healers Tool
by Ronya Banks
Mindfulness Meditation
certainly no medication to attain Mindfulness. But, by practicing
simple daily exercises, you will soon begin to experience some
neat benefits.
There are literally hundreds of different ways to practice mind-
fulness, but here is your first and most basic instruction. Put
aside 10 to 60 minutes a day from your busy life and steal away
to a reasonably quiet, private space. Get yourself situated in a
comfortable seated position, with both of your feet touching the
ground and your hands placed softly on your knees or clasped
gently together. Close your eyes and take three deep, relaxing
breaths, letting go of any stress. Begin by setting the intention to
open your channels to the divine realm during this meditation.
Then, place your attention on experiencing your body sitting on
your seat. Notice all and any heat and touch sensations - the
warmth of your legs against the chair, the coolness of the floor,
the vibration of your heartbeat in the chair-back. All of these
things will help ground you in your physical awareness.
Now take your awareness off your touch sensations and direct it
to your breathing. Notice every aspect of your breath, including
the in-breaths, the out-breaths and any pauses in-between. If
your mind is like that of most people, it will have
a tendency to wander away, leaving the breath.
If this happens, gently bring your attention back
to your breath. It may help to make silent mental
notes to yourself, like In, Pause, or Out.
Dont force your attention. Be kind to yourself.
This is a gentle, nurturing process that is dif-
ferent for everyone. Simply experience your
breathing at a focused and intimate level.
Believe it or not, you will improve and the pro-
cess will eventually come to feel easier and more
natural. Do not expect too much from yourself
and you will not be disappointed! All that is re-
quired of you is to be present with and accepting
of exactly where you are. Soon, you will begin to
feel the calming, healing effects and the beauti-
ful heart openings of this practice. Who knows,
you may even begin getting messages (auditory,
or visual, or feelings, etc.) from some pretty cool, loving divine
energy.
Good luck, good healing, good health and good mindfulness!
About the author:
A 25-year veteran of a daily meditation prac-
tice, Ronya Banks is a Mindfulness Meditation
teacher and facilitator for individuals and groups.
Ronya is also a Healing Touch Practitioner Ap-
prentice who sees how her Mindfulness Medita-
tion practice has helped her improve her ability to focus, be fully
present and heart-centered with her healing clients, and open
fully to access divine messages from the field. Anyone inter-
ested in learning more about this type of meditation is welcome
to email Ronya or drop-in to learn and practice Mindfulness
Meditation with her weekly Asheville Meditation group. For more
information, email Ronya at ronyared8@gmail.com or visit:
www.ashevillemeditation.com.
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Eating To Raise Your Vibration
Y
ou are in the flow. You have been thinking
about a business challenge and suddenly
the answer comes and you know it is exactly the
right choice. Connections to people and resourc-
es happen magically. You have a bill due and a
prospective client calls to book an appointment
which is exactly the amount of money you
need. Your vibration is aligned with source ener-
gy and the Universal Plan is able to unfold as it
should, without resistance, for the highest good
of all concerned.
Do you want to make that happen more often?
Sure you do. That is part of why we meditate, use Healing
Touch on ourselves, do yoga, use crystals, tap (EFT) and em-
ploy a host of other modalities. We want to align ourselves with
nature and the Divine so that energy can move through us.
Many of us use pendulums or muscle testing to sense the ener-
getic patterns of a person or a supplement we are considering.
But what about our food?
When we are aware of our own imbalances (or those of clients)
and use Healing Touch to foster a return to balance, making
conscious food choices can also aid in the process and foster
healing. For example, let us say I am correcting an imbalance
in my root chakra. I would want to add more beetroot to my diet.
Why beetroot? Because there is correlation between having a
red vibration and the fact that it is a grounded vegetable. It car-
ries that energy pattern with it. Therefore, there are times when
one might choose apples or cherries to work on the root chakra.
Although these carry the vibration of red, they grow high and
do not have the same vibration of rootedness that beets or
radishes have. They are more appropriate when one has a root
imbalance with elements of simply being lost (as opposed to
those who are not grounded because they are living in their up-
per chakras or perhaps more in the ethereal plane. They do not
want to participate on Earth very much and spend most of their
time elsewhere.)
If one is not grounded, as in not tied to their purpose or in touch
with their spiritual OR earthly nature, then red/root vegetables
would be of great value. If one is not grounded, as in not living
in the material world very well, then foods which grow higher
are more appropriate. The food acts as a bridge for vibration.
Use the food which matches where the person is and which
also carries the vibration that will bring him or her into balance.
By Sharon Greenspan, CHHP, HTCP, M. Ed
The
Energy
of Food
The Energy of Food
We can think about the colors of food and how they relate to the
chakras. This is an easy first step. So, for second chakra issues,
we may choose oranges or butternut squash. For fourth chakra
issues we may select greens of any sort or kiwis or honeydew.

Another way to consider the energy patterns of food is by how
they grow. The closer to the ground a food grows, the lower the
vibration. The higher it grows, the higher the vibration. This ap-
plies solely to quantitative energy. Looking at it this way, butter-
nut lettuce may have the same amount of energy as cherries -
but there is a qualitative difference which one needs to consider.

We know there are differences in the energy patterns of dif-
ferent foods which has been shown and proven with Kirlian
photography. Cooked processed foods have smaller auras.
They have reduced energy, compared to their uncooked
counterparts,which have a lower vibration and chaotic energy
fields. Compare a cookie and an apple and you will find the
same thing. We are what we eat on a vibrational level, as well
as, a nutritional level.
About the author:
Sharon Greenspan, CHHP, HTCP, M. Ed, is a
Board Certified Holistic Health Practitioner spe-
cializing in nutrition. She is a national speaker
at the Mother Earth News Fair, North American
Vegetarian Society Summerfest, Green Festi-
val and Raw Spirit Fests. She has also au-
thored several books. Through her business, www.wildsuccess.
us, Sharon coaches individuals who are ready to change their
health and improve chronic conditions without pharmaceuticals.
Sharon is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer and world traveler.
Sharon is writing our new quaterly column Food as Energy. In
this issues column, Sharon gives us an overview of the ener-
getic properties of food and some tips for choosing foods to
support Healing Touch.

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D
uring the years that I worked toward
Healing Touch certification, I also stud-
ied to become a certified yoga instruc-
tor. While studying in an ashram by a river in
southern Virginia, I was astounded and also
gratified to learn that ancient yogis, many cen-
turies ago, had discovered the human energy
field. In Sanskrit these energy layers are called
koshas or sheaths. The yogis recognized five
interpenetrating sheaths around the innermost
Supreme Self, our inner divinity. These sheaths
are named Annamaya kosha (the physical self);
Pranamaya kosha (the etheric body); Manomaya
kosha (mental/emotional); Vijanamaya kosha
(celestial or wisdom/intellect body) and the
Anandamaya kosha, the causal or bliss body. (In
Barbara Brennans system, these five are some-
what differently divided to make a total of seven
energy layers.) Chakra is of course a Sanskrit
word that means wheel, a symbol of the vortex
shape of etheric energy around the bodys nerve
plexes, perceived by yogis with second sight or
intuitive wisdom.
Recently, while visiting a Smithsonian art museum, I saw a
large, exquisite painting of a yogi in meditation, with chakras
portrayed symbolically, entitled Chakras of the Subtle Body.
The canvas was painted in 1823 but depicted a model of the
entire human form known by yogi experts thousands of years
before. There were more than seven chakras illustrated.
In the west we think that yoga, introduced to the US in 1893 by
the Indian Swami Vivekananda but now a household word, is
about developing strength, flexibility and the ability to relax. It is
that, but it is also so much more. It is about bringing awareness
to the body, mind and spirit. It is much more than a system of
exercise or series of physical poses we know as hatha yoga.
That is only one branch. In fact the classic reason to do yoga
postures is to prepare the body for meditation and to bring the
body, mind and spirit into unison.
Yoga, I realized during my instructor courses, is both an art and
(mainly) a science. The different poses, and there are liter-
ally hundreds, reveal the art of manipulating the physical body
to alter the flow of vital energy (called prana in Sanskrit) to
work toward balance and harmony in the energy field, which is
precisely the aim of Healing Touch and other healing modalities.
Not only are the seven major chakras affected but also hun-
dreds of other minor ones at the joints of the skeletal system.
The pranamaya sheath or etheric layer contains the nadis,
nerve channels in the subtle body, which were also discovered
by the Chinese and labeled as meridians. On this level acu-
puncture causes subtle shifts in the energy flow and so affects
the physical layer. The etheric layer is also the interface be-
tween the physical body and the mental body or mind, hence
the importance in yoga of breath work. One of the basic breath-
ing practices is called nadi shodanum or nadi suddhi, or alter-
nate nostril breathing. It is also known as the nerve-cleansing
breath because it directly affects the flow of energy in the subtle
nerve channels, thereby calming the nervous system.
There is a system of Tibetan yoga, centuries old, which was
also developed to affect the chakras of the body and prepare for
meditation. The most well-known form is called the Five Tibet-
ans, first publicized in the west in 1939 in a book by Peter
Energy Work
and Yoga
By Marilyn Schotte, certified Healing Touch practitioner
Energy Work and Yoga
Kelder. See the link at www.lifeevents.org/5-tibetans-energy-re-
juvenation-exercises.htm for an explanation and demonstration
of this form.
Most mornings I do a series of yoga postures, plus a weekly
yoga class. We all store tension in our bodies. I often recom-
mend yoga to my HT clients. Even if I feel sleepy, grumpy or
dopey, I always feel better after the session, more alert but
calmer, more flexible and more grounded. My system has been
re-balanced. As one of my yoga teachers said, Discipline is
remembering what you want. I highly recommend a regular
practice of yoga as a significant part of self-care, something
which we as healers are apt to minimize. I believe that a consis-
tent practice of yoga as part of self-care enhances the work that
we do for others.
About the author:
Marilyn started Healing Touch classes with Ja-
net Mentgen in 1990 and became a Certified
Healing Touch Practitioner some years later.
She is also a certified yoga instructor and
Reiki II practitioner. For more than 10 years
Marilyn has been an HT practitioner at the
bi-monthly HT clinic held at the North Bethesda United Method-
ist Church in Bethesda, MD. A few years ago she retired from
almost 30 years as a biologist with the Smithsonian Institution
in Washington, D.C. to pursue her interests in the healing arts.
Healing Touch Regional Conferences
Regional conferences are a wonderful way to connect with your local Healing Touch
community. Sharing knowledge and experience with other practitioners and instructors
from your region is very valuable in supporting your work. Take advantage of these
regional conferences in your area.

3rd Annual Eastern Regional Conference
Best Western Airport Inn, Albany, New York
October 28-29, 2011
Check out the Eastern Regional Conference
Website for all the details and to register.
West Coast Regional Conference
Ramada Inn, Portland, Oregon
November 4-5, 2011
Check out the West Coast Regional Conference
Website for all the details and to register.
The books that help you the most
are those which make you think the most.
-Theodore Parker
In 2005, with input from attorney Midge Murphy,
Healing Touch founding elder Dr. Dorothea Hov-
er-Kramer wrote her well-received book, Creating
Right Relationships: A Practical Guide to Ethics
in Energy Therapies. I found it to be such a good
guide that I gifted my students with copies. My
personal copy is well dog-eared from use and
has been lent out on several occasions.
In 2010, the publisher of Energy Psychology Press, asked
Dorothea to write a new book on professional ethical stan-
dards for energy practitioners who come from many differing
backgrounds and skill levels in over 250 different modalities.
This new book, Creating Healing Relationships: Professional
Standards for Energy Therapy Practitioners is the result and
replaces the previous work.
As energy modalities are finding more acceptance in integrated
health care, the issues of integrity, ethics, professional practice
standards, and legal concerns are becoming ever more impor-
tant. Creating Healing Relationships provides a thoughtful, elo-
quent, and easy to assimilate guide to avoiding pitfalls in energy
therapy practices. The book is a timely update and expansion of
Dorotheas previous work that will help practitioners of the many
energy modalities to become more professional and effective.
As practitioners energetically enter the spiritual contract with
their clients, it is paramount that clients feel safe and supported
while they are on
their journey to
self-actualization.
Whether we are
new or seasoned
practitioners,
we must be proactive in our role as energy practitioners. Our
own inner work is ongoing. Maintaining self-care, keeping our
skill and knowledge level current, and staying within our per-
sonal and professional scope of practice is a continuing com-
mitment. Professional standards of the highest level must be
implemented when completing informed consent, setting mutual
goals, documenting sessions, and adhering to confidentiality.
Dorothea explains the importance of setting healthy parameters
and boundaries with clients, colleagues, other professionals,
and the community at large and for making appropriate referrals
when necessary.
Exploring this new book has given me the opportunity to reflect
and refocus my values as a Practitioner, Instructor, Qualified
Mentor, and Member of the Healing Touch Ethics Committee. I
conclude we must remain honest and open in our dealings with
students, peers, fellow instructors, and the HT Program while
staying true to our values as we guide others.
This book works well with the HT curriculum and its emphasis
on self-care. The exercises are an added value because self-
help tools maintain optimal whole person wellness. Dorotheas
book serves as a fine guide towards excellence. As profession-
als we have an obligation to develop our gifts to assist others
and to remember that we are never alone.
Dorotheas book also made me more aware of my responsibil-
Reviewed by Nancy Fabro HTCP/I, QM, chair HTP Ethics Committee
A Review of -
Creating Healing Relationships:
Professional Standards for
Energy Therapy Practitioners
by Dorothea Hover-Kramer, EdD, RN, DCEP
Creating Healing Relationships
ity as a teacher. I feel that to add strength and stability to the
various levels of Healing Touch, every practitioner and instructor
should be encouraged to read it. I feel it is so important to devel-
op consistency with my students and will therefore gift the book
to many and include a number of copies in my lending library.
A strong set of ethical principles and professional standards
need to be a part of every practitioners mode of living. Stan-
dards of care need to be in place to avoid harm and possible
ethical violations. Specific risk management practices to de-
crease practitioners vulnerability to possible repercussions and
related liabilities are carefully examined in this vibrant book.
The case studies of over twenty dilemmas are stimulating and
thought provoking. They map out possible directions for dealing
with ethical issues.
As a member of the Ethics Committee, I am proud to be part
of an organization that adheres to the high standards we have
in place with our Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice
and a strong united Ethics Committee to resolve grievances
that may arise.
Dorotheas new book Healing Relationships: Professional Stan-
dards for Energy Therapy Practitioners will assist you on your
path to becoming more fully yourself. It helps the most because
it will make you think the most. I highly recommend this book!
About the author:
Nancy Fabro was educated as a Licensed
Practical Nurse and for over 12 years
successfully managed her business as
Owner/Director of a major Canadian
Home Care franchise. She sold her busi-
ness in 2003 and became interested in
Healing Touch as a continuation of her
desire to bring wellness to others. She is currently a Healing
Touch Certified Practitioner/Instructor and Qualified Mentor. She
is a member of the Natural Health Practitioners of Canada and
is serving as Chairperson of the Ethics Committee for the Heal-
ing Touch Program. She has a Healing Touch Practice on her
peaceful country acreage.

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A Story of Self Love
Like most healers, I struggle to find time and
space to take care of myself. I am not talk-
ing about performing the daily tasks of living,
like washing the dishes, walking the dogs, and
in my case, attending the dozens of traveling
baseball games that this year, have all involved
huddling in the rain under a blanket. (It would be
more fun if my sons team would win.) The real
dilemma is that sometimes I sub-consciously
consider self-care - which does not include
dishes, dogs, and baseball disasters - at odds
with my calling as a healer.
Logic is not only on the side of giving love but also of receiving
love. At some level, I know that you can not give what you do
not have. If I do not care for myself, I will not be able to care for
others. If I do not allow the SourceGod, the Divine, the All,
Allah, the Creator, the Motherto care for me, how can I con-
vince others that there is a Source that desires to heal them? If
I do not perform the small tasks of self-care that lead to health,
such as eating right, sleeping well, and having fun, how credible
am I when prescribing self-care for others? It is hard to remem-
ber these truths, however, as I have spent my life earning a
Ph.D. in codependency.
Instead of imparting the wisdom of self-care through an essay, I
decided to write a story about the seeming-quandary of giv-
ing to others while providing for the self. In a way, this story is
actually about the nature of love. As strange a phenomenon as
love is, it is the only medicine there is. This curative is available
to us, not only others. What we give, we also receive, but when
we receive, we are also better able to give. Such is the circle of
love. To include ourselves in the circle is to create more love for
all.
The Angel Who Forgot Her Shoes:
A Story About Love and Healing
Once upon a time there was an angel who knew she was com-
pletely and wildly connected to the Source, no matter what. She
was so excited when the Source asked her to come to earth to
share its infinite light, for the earth was a dark place and in need
of the reassurance of eternal love and the bliss of golden grace.
While she was packing her bags, the Source walked in. Poking
through her suitcase, the Almighty made an observation.
You did not bring many clothes. Or undergarments, or even
shoes for that matter. The Source wondered especially at the
latter, as this WAS a girl angel, after all.
Oh, I will not need them! She quipped brightly. All I need to
do is give away your Light and I will be continually refilled.
Though the Source advised otherwise, the girl angel did not pay
attention, and off she went, entering the healing field, the best
possible place to share divine light.
As you might expect, life did not go as she had hoped. After a
couple of decades of providing never-ending streams of loving
energy to others, the girl angel noticed that she was constantly
tired, even irritable. In fact, she was often sick. After coughing
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her way through yet another healing session, she finally asked
the Source what she was doing wrong.
You do not wear clothes, undergarments, or shoes, the Source
gently reminded her.
What would these provide me? She queried.
Your clothes represent boundaries. Without distance between
you and others, you are in danger of becoming them. You are
here to become yourself, not someone else.
Your undergarments serve your inner self. To focus on the self
IS to focus on me - as you are part of me. The journey of life
involves becoming more of yourself, but also more of me.
Finally, your shoes help you walk this world without sinking too
deeply into it. There are many problems on this planet, and it is
not your job to fix all of them.
In fact, the Source continued, the less you care for yourself
the harder it is to connect with me. You will lose yourself in the
giving to others.
The girl angel thought about all of this and decided that per-
haps, the Source was right. She began to conduct what could
be called self-care.
First she asked the Source for clothes, which the Divine cus-
tomized for her. Separated from others woes, she ironically
found herself more objective and thus better able to serve oth-
ers. As she became used to distance, she started to notice how
she felt; what she liked or did not like - and what was unique
about her being. It became easier to carve out time for herself,
feed herself good food, and indulge in rest. More relaxed, her
life became more of an adventure, and she found herself enjoy-
ably traveling the many worlds inside and outside of herself.
The Source next selected appropriate undergarments - quali-
ties and virtues for her to hold dear and eventually embody.
What did it mean, to identify with faith, hope, love, and joy?
What did it mean, to be faith-full, hope-full, love-able, and
joy-full? In seeking to understand the true nature of being
an angelic spirit within a body, she uncovered her own deep
needsand wounds. The subsequent journey of self-healing
invited a deeper dependency on the Source, as well as, those
around her. She learned to trust, and became an even clearer
channel for divine love.
And in the buying of more shoes, her wardrobe became the
envy of everyone she met.
In the end, the girl angel realizedas did boy angels on the
same paththat she was not only on this planet to give love
and healing to others. She was also here to receive. By giving
and receiving, she discovered that this world became a little
more like the heaven she remembered. That knowledge made
her even happier.
About the author:
Cyndi Dale is the author of The Subtle Body:
An Encyclopedia of Your Energetic Anatomy,
and eight other bestselling books on energy
healing, including The Complete Book of
Chakra Healing. She has worked with over
30,000 clients in the past 20 years. To learn
more about Cyndi, her work, books and products please visit:
www.cyndidale.com
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Professional Development Series
Professional Development for Healing
Touch and Energy Medicine Practitioners
A
s our professional careers in energy practice
continue to rapidly develop and we become
more exposed to mainstream regulations of profes-
sionalism, Healing Touch Professional Association
(HTPA) is called to continually establish new ways
to support you and help you protect the practice
and career you love. We are committed to providing
benefits and tools for your growth and success. We
offer this monthly column for your use - personal and/
or business. We encourage you to print it and share
with your colleagues, students and/or clients. To
learn more about HTPA and its many other benefits,
please visit www.HTProfessionalAssociation.com
E
very practitioner in a private practice
should be aware of the need to be in-
sured for General Liability and Profes-
sional Liability. Often practitioners focus on
being covered for malpractice and are not as
aware of, or concerned with, slip and fall ac-
cidents in their office space. When considering
practitioner Liability Insurance it is important to
look for comprehensive coverage.
Client safety in your place of business is your responsibility.
Whether your business is located in your home or a profes-
sional building, you should be aware of any slip and fall haz-
ards that could impact your clients. You should also be aware
of safety concerns around your treatment table, furniture
placement, the waiting room and restroom access.
Sometimes a client may have physical compromises that
make getting on and off a treatment table difficult, or even
dangerous. Inviting a client to move on to a table if they are
not able to do so comfortably could be an invitation for an
injury. If a client hurts their back trying to sit up from a lying
position on your table, you as the practitioner may ultimately
be held responsible for the cost of medical treatment and
even lost wages incurred.
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, more
than one million people seek medical attention each year for
slip and fall accidents. Often these accidents happen as a
result of hazardous conditions on the property. A single claim
can cost a business tens of thousands of dollars. The average
direct cost for one disabling injury now approaches $28,000.
As a small business owner, you need to ask yourself: are you
properly insured?
The following checklist offers some factors to consider around
client safety:
Regularly check your treatment table to make sure the
legs are tight and all braces and cables are correct and
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Instruct clients how to properly get on and off the table
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Provide a sturdy step stool if your table is too high for a
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Be aware of cords, especially if you use a table warming
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Be aware of placement of rugs and make sure they do
not challenge a client who may be unsteady on their feet
Make sure all areas of access to the building and your
office are well lit and free from tripping hazards
Lay out your office with straight lines to walk around to
reduce tripping over, or bumping into, objects
Make sure all furniture, especially chairs, are sturdy and
in good condition
It is very important to be aware of your office environment and
frequently inspect your treatment table. No one wants a client
to have an accident or injury, but it is necessary to be pre-
pared in the event that it happens. General and Professional
Liability Insurance does not have to be expensive. Healing
Touch Professional Associations Liability Insurance provides
a simple, inexpensive way to add this vital coverage. Protect
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Add teaching children to your Healing Touch repertoire!
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Guide for Empowering Children. Gain from their years of teaching
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T
here is a common awareness in the profes-
sional healing community about money
and healership, and the scarcity con-
sciousness that pervades the industry.
Most healers prefer to just do the work and not focus on the
financial aspects of their practice - often feeling in a quandary
about what to charge for their healing work, and sometimes if
they should even charge at all.
This becomes a problem when the healer - who is so impas-
sioned by her work and wants to have a full time practice and
support herself financially - but finds it difficult to do so.
Beliefs about money are a big part of this Money Mindset is-
sue. Most people are familiar with how beliefs work in creating
ones reality, especially with the popularity of the Law of Attrac-
tion - but how many people know how to make those necessary
mindset shifts to instill new beliefs?
In Marilees keynote address at this years conference, she will
be sharing an effective tool that will be powerful for healers
to use in their practice and life to make mindset shifts. Heal-
ers love this because it is based on the utilization of advanced
energy anatomy that comes out of the work of Barbara Brennan
in her book Light Emerging.
As a graduate of the four year Barbara Brennan School of Heal-
ing Science (1996), Marilee wrote her Senior Thesis entitled
Currency As Consciousness in which she created this tool
which has allowed people to shift their mindsets and create new
realities.
Interestingly, Marilee presented aspects of this work as a
keynote speaker at the first international Healing Touch confer-
ence in 1996 at the invitation of Janet Mentgen. Marilee shared
how she used this tool herself in building her physician-staffed
Wellness Center. When the conference was completed, many
attendees wrote in and shared their successes with the tool (in
letter form! ha ha! this was pre-email for lots of folks!).
Now 15 years later with many years of business experience,
Marilee, is returning to the Healing Touch community to share,
once again, the importance of adjusting ones mindset for mak-
ing more money - and a tool using energy to make that happen!
About the author:
Marilee Tolen, Board Certified Holistic Nurse
and Healer-Preneur, is a Healing Touch Certi-
fied Practitioner and Instructor, Clinical Aroma-
therapist, passionate Dog Mom, and a Mar-
keting Expert. She is a 1996 graduate of the
four year Barbara Brennan School of Healing
Science and in her senior year wrote her thesis on the Energy
of Money. She is a contributing author the Jones & Bartlett
Published Book Invitation to Holistic Health: A Guide to Living a
Balanced Life writing the chapter on Creative Financial Health.
She has also been a regular contributor to Energy Magazine
in her Money as Energy column. Marilee has several success-
ful businesses both online and offline including a Healing Touch
practice. She is passionate and skilled at supporting health
care professionals and healing arts practitioners in developing
their practices and businesses by using her gifts as an Intui-
tive Healer and an Education-Based Marketer. Marilee was a
keynote speaker at the very first Healing Touch conference in
January 1997.
Marilee Tolen will be a keynote speaker at this years
Healing Touch Worldwide Conference in San Antonio, TX
on August 25th-28th. Click here for more details.
by Marilee Tolen RN, HN-BC, HTCP/I, Keynote, 2011 HT Worldwide Conference
A Peek into Marilees Keynote Address
Hey, Healer - Can You Paradigm:
Necessary Mindset Shifts You Need to Make
More Money in Your Healing Practice
H
ealing Touch practitioners know how
deeply self care is emphasized through-
out the Healing Touch curriculum. Janet Ment-
gen continuously stressed the importance and
value of daily self care. But alas, knowing and
doing are two different things. Those who are
called to do the work of Healing Touch often
need to be reminded to examine their self care
practices and make necessary adjustments.
Self care and its relevance on health and wellness is being
studied and addressed widely today in relation to overall health
and wellbeing, and in relation to specific physical and mental
health conditions.
Regular and consistent self care results in increased
emotional and physical health. Caring for your body and spirit
helps you feel good about yourself and your life, and provides a
positive example.
Did you know that people who neglect to care for themselves
tend to have lower self esteem and greater levels of illness, un-
happiness and resentment? A recent study conducted at Duke
University cited that clergy often neglect self care and that many
deal with obesity, chronic disease, depression and anxiety.
The US Army recognizes the many benefits that self care has
on improving physical and mental health. They published a self
care toolkit for service personnel. It states: Self-care is practic-
ing prevention and taking personal responsibility for health.
It includes a wide range of health-related decision making
skills and care undertaken by individuals on their own behalf
. . . A self-care program emphasizes the importance of both
prevention and responsibility.
Take time to examine your commitment to self care and
consider the many ways that joining your Healing Touch com-
munity at this years conference can play a significant role in
nurturing and caring for your own beautiful self.
Coming to the conference will allow you to:
Renew your commitment to self care
Learn new techniques and ways to engage in ongoing
self care
Take time for yourself
Share with old friends and build new relationships
Discover different healing modalities
Take a break from your daily routine and commitments
Open yourself up to the surprises that will happen
Laugh with others
Feel loved, understood and accepted in a community of
like-minded energy sensitive beings

Support your self care at the conference through:
Early morning movement activities
The Natural Bridge Caverns Tour
Entertainment, music, laughter and sharing meals to-
gether
Use of the treatment room for Healing Touch exchanges
Using the hotel exercise facility and pool
Access to the River Walk area (great shopping & dining!)
If You Dont Practice Self Care - Who Will?
by Sue Walker, HTCP, Healing Touch Instructor
HT Community Group Synergy is Intoxicating!
Using sound to connect body, heart, mind and soul
Learning simple tools for self healing
Self care is one of the learning tacks of the conference this
year. You will see the red butterfly in the selection of breakout
sessions, panel discussions and post-conference workshops.
Self Care Conference Learning Tracks
Keynote
Sound - The Healing Bridge, Arden Wilken
Breakout Sessions
Healing the Healer - Simple Tools for Self
Healing, Ann Marie Chiasson
Celebrating Healing from Trauma, Abuse
and Disasters, Mary Jo Bulbrook
Cool Responses to Heated Discussions: Understanding
Beliefs and Developing Effective Strategies for Responding
to Criticism, Debra Basha, & Joel P. Bowman
Self Care 101: Juggling, Barbara Starke
Panel Discussion
Self Care for Practitioner Development
Post Conference Workshops
Traumatic Stress Relief Team: Healing in the Midst of
Chaos, Kathy Allan
Integrating SoulCollage into a Healing Touch Practice, Jan
Willar, & Patricia Crow
Aromatherapy for Symptom Relief, Pamela Larsen Schroeder
Utilizing Auricular Acupressure: Integrating 5-point proto-
col into your HT Self care, Barbara Starke

Read more about each of these offerings on the
conference website.
About the author:
Sue is a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner
(HTCP), Healing Touch Instructor in Training
(HTI), Social Worker and Certified Reiki Mas-
ter (CRM). Her private practice, Wellness With-
in, is located in The Open Pathways Learning
Center in Fort Collins, Colorado.

For the practitioner who wants to
know more about the spiritual realms,
issues in healing, and energy work,
please join me for a live web radio
program every Monday night at 8PM
mountain.
Please go to
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You may also download episodes for later!
Thanks for listening and calling in!
-David Barnett, HTCP, Littleton, CO
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Self Care
J
anet Mentgen established the Healing
Touch Worldwide Foundation in 1997 to
promote the work Healing Touch Programs
certified practitioners were doing. She knew early
on that peer reviewed research was necessary
to advance the professionalism of this profound
energy work and she also wanted to assure the
work was expanded and accepted worldwide.
Of course this costs money. She applied for and
received non-profit status with the IRS for her
new Foundation. This 501(c)(3) category benefits
donors through tax deductions.
The HTWF has grown substantially over the years. Thanks to
the support of donors from the Healing Touch community and
generous vendors at conference, HTWF has allocated over
$200,000 in grants. The live and silent auctions on banquet
nights at the HT annual conferences have provided most of the
funds for these grants. There are always grant requests in the
pipeline ready to be approved for funding. The more cash we
have in the coffers, the more can be distributed to worthwhile
projects, and the more the light of Healing Touch is spread
worldwide. Everyone can BE involved!
This years HTWF auctions at the HTP Conference in San An-
tonio promises to be very exciting! The Board has determined a
goal of $25,000 and more. It is up to all of us to manifest this
goal. There are many ways you can BE involved at Conference.
*Bring a healing related item of $50 or higher value
for the silent auction table.
*Volunteer to help at the auction tablethere will be
sign-up sheets.
*Participate in the raffle. Wait til you see what is on
the table for this!
*Donate money and receive a limited
edition 2011 charm for your collection.
*Bid high and bid often at the live
auction! This is FUN!
Here are just a few of the
valuable items up for bid.
7-10 days at the
Hawaiian Retreat
Center: estimated value
$1200.

7 days at Chincoteague
Island: estimated value:
$1,000.

Twelve Months of Holiday
Treats from Davis Lewis
Orchards: estimated value
$2000.

There are more live auction items listed on the website. Check
it out!
2011 Live and Silent Auctions
at the Healing Touch Worldwide Conference
You can bid on live auction items even if you are unable to at-
tend Conference this year. Visit the HTWF website
www.HTWFoundation.org for more information on bidding in
absentia. Also, see what else is going on with the Foundation.
There are many opportunities to help with Foundation com-
mittees. It is fun to BE involved in the growing movement of
Spreading Healing Light Worldwide. For questions or com-
ments please contact Ann Cathcart at clrpath@mchsi.com
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A Guide for Empowering Children
This wonderful interactive 26 page Guide for
Empowering Children includes 12 tools children can
easily follow and apply in their lives. With simple black
and white illustrations and easy to understand concepts
this book is perfect for children ages 5-12.
Every child can participate in his or her own wellness.
Authors Karen Daughtry and Darlene Nelson give children
step-by-step instructions to increase their awareness of posi-
tive energy and practical ways to use it. This must-have book
empowers our children to use energy tools to achieve and
maintain joyful well-being. -- Nancy Grace Marder,
Executive Director and Co-Founder of Infnity Foundation in High-
land Park, Illinois
This little book is a great collection of healing wisdom for
children of all ages. -- M.H., Glenview, IL
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D
id you realize that all of us Healing Touch
practitioners are sound healers and that
Healing Touch is a form of sound healing?
If not, you have plenty of company.
We are sound healers because whenever we do Healing Touch
we tune into and intend to direct the complex and innumerable
inaudible vibrations of the biofield. When we follow the energy in
HT, we are relying on inner listening to improvise. Healing Touch
is an inaudible vibratory improvised duet between client and
practitioner. Know it or not, you are an accomplished improvisa-
tional musician.
James Oschman, one of our best spokespersons for energy
medicine, helps us understand why this is so. In terms of
vibrations, the human body can be compared to a symphony
orchestra. Each molecule corresponds to a particular instru-
ment. Each bend, rotation or stretch of a chemical bond has a
certain resonant frequency, and will give off certain notes if it is
energized. Energy Medicine: The Scientific Basis. (Churchill
Livingstone, Harcourt Publishers Limited, 2000, p. 123) The
energy spectrum covers some 90 octaves. Only a small portion
of this is audible to humans - 16 to about 18,000 pulses (cycles)
per second.
Hazrat Inayat Khan, the great Sufi mystic and teacher, brings
an ancient spiritual perspective to the primacy of vibration. The
Vedanta speaks of Nada Brahma, the Sound-God, the sound
that is God, of which all things are made...Before this world
was, all was in sound, God was sound, we are made of sound.
The Mysticism of Sound and Music (Shambala Publications,
Inc., Boston, MA, 1991, p. 24. This book is a compilation of
lectures and addresses delivered in the 1920s.)
Both the ancient wisdom of many spiritual traditions and the
cutting edge of modern physics posit that we are made of sound.
We Healing Touch practitioners work in a vibratory universe
that we literally cannot hear. Expanding our awareness and
professional capabilities into the audible spectrum is a natural
extension. We can enrich our vibratory impact by expanding our
healing repertoire into the audible range through toning.
Why make the case for toning to Healing Touch practitioners?
Because toning is the sound healing modality most closely
related to Healing Touch.
Toning is self-generated improvisational vocal sound used with
the intent of clearing, balancing and energizing the biofield.
Just as we center and attune in Healing Touch, so we cen-
ter and attune and trust the process moment by moment,
sound by sound, in toning.
Just as we follow the energy in Healing Touch, so we follow
the energy in toning.
Just as Healing Touch is an inaudible, vibratory, improvised
duet between client and practitioner, so toning is an impro-
vised duet where our audible voice partners with our own or
our clients biofield or part of it.
Have I convinced you yet that you are already doing inaudible
toning? that you are already accomplished at a form of musical
by Ginny Thorndike, Ph.D., HTCP
Healing Touch and Toning for Self-Care
HT and Toning for Self Care
improvisation? Have I piqued your interest in experimenting with
the audible range?
If so, the place to start exploring audible toning is through self-
care. Why?
Toning is powerful. It is appropriate to become well acquainted
with this power first in our own field. In this process, we discover
our personal relationship to making audible sound. In this explo-
ration, many of us make transformative (re)discoveries, clearing
important blocks to vocal expression that we never addressed
before. The wounded healer grows.
There are endless ways to practice toning. Here are some basic
sonic elements you can use to clear, balance, connect, and
charge your energy field.
It is the intention more than the technique that determines the
outcome of toning. Each of the elements below can clear, bal-
ance, connect, and charge the energy field depending upon
our intention.
I encourage you to focus first on basic elements of human
sound, the precursors of language, because they are the most
familiar sounds to us: vowels, consonants, syllables, nasals.
Vowels -- in English these are Eee [wheel], Ih [if], Eh [wet],
Ah [papa], Oh [go] , Ooo [do] This list is in the order in which
we produce the sound in our vocal tract, from the front of our
palette to the back of our throat.
Consonants -- [e.g. bbbbbbb, kkkkkkkk, mmmmm, rrrrrrrrrrr,
sssssssssss, zzzzzzzzzzz
Syllables -- Combine a consonant and vowel [e.g. ba, ma, ta,
di, si, lo, ro, du, nu]
Nasals -- Hold your nose and tone any syllable.
Tone your name to yourself. Follow your name to places in your
body wishing to hear it, and then to places not wishing to hear it.
Now let us add several tools:
Drone is the repetition of one or very few elongated tones.
Droning is a gentle way to clear, balance, connect, and/or
charge the energy field.
Repeating a tone or tones at any speed can strengthen the
tone/s, enhance it/them. Repeating can also clear blocks or
congestion.
Opposition such as high/low, fast/slow, loud/soft has many
uses. One can sound a low tone for grounding when in the up-
per part of the body/field. One can sound slow tones to slow a
rapid pulse.
Intervals (the sound space between two different pitches e.g.
octaves, fifths, thirds) can connect chakras, organs, tissues that
are separated in the body/field.
As Kay Gardner, composer and sound healing pioneer so aptly
noted: The human voice is the most powerful and effective
musical instrument, or tool, for holistic healing of the human or-
ganism. Sounding the Inner Landscape (Stonington, Maine,
Caduceus Publications, 1990.).
Laurel Elizabeth Keyes, whose book Toning: The Creative
Power of the Voice (DeVorss & Co., P.O. Box 550, Marina del
Rey, CA, 90294, 1973, p. 12.) introduced Americans to this an-
cient practice, captures the power of toning for self care. Each
time that I Toned, my body felt exhilarated, alive as it had never
felt before; a feeling of wholeness and extreme well-being...
When I let [the Tone] pass out, freely, with no attempt to control
it, it appeared to cleanse the entire body, releasing tensions
and congested areas.
Don Campbell, sound healing pioneer and educator, and ton-
ing enthusiast created two excellent resources for us. They are
Healing Yourself With Your Own Voice, a CD from Sounds
True, original audiotape 1994, and The Roar of Silence: Heal-
ing Powers of Breath, Tone & Music (Wheaton, IL, The Theo-
sophical Publishing House, 1989.)
Keep in mind that chanting mantras, using chakra seed sylla-
bles, making Tao sounds is not toning because the sounds are
given from the outside and have a preexisting sonic structure.
They do not arise spontaneously from inner listening.
Ask to receive and transmit the perfect sounds, the perfect
tones, for yourself. There are no wrong tones. Follow the energy
and trust the process. Experiment, explore.
HT and Toning for Self Care
About the Author
Ginny Thorndikes journey into healing work be-
gan in 1982 with sound healing, using vocal and
instrumental improvisation to open hearts. She
led workshops on musical improvisation and on
leadership development for educational institu-
tions, nonprofits, government, and interested
individuals and groups during the 1980s. She trained with such
pioneers of sound healing as David Darling, Don Campbell, and
Jonathan Goldman. In 1996 a sound healer friend introduced
her to Maureen McCracken. She took Healing Touch Level 1
and 2 with Maureen and became hooked on Healing Touch.
Ginny has a part-time private practice in Monkton, MD, near
Baltimore, as an Integrative Wellness Educator. She works with
individuals, couples, and small groups. Her primary modalities
are Healing Touch and toning. She has a number of distance cli-
ents and can teach toning using Skype and Gmail video chat.
Healing Touch Guidebook provides Janet
Mentgens vision for a healing modality that is
now part of the recognized feld of Energy
Medicine. Dorothea is a master communicator as well as a
wise, founding elder in the practce of energy therapies. The
work is writen from a comprehensive body-mind-
spirit perspectve that expands the existng science
and art of Healing Touch. It ofers new insights for practce,
educaton, and research with guidelines to bring the modality
to the forefront of healthcare.
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Holistic Nursing: A handbook for practice (5th ed) and
Florence Nightingale: Mystic visionary, healer.
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Level 4
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Advanced Practice 2
10/9/2011 NY Amsterdam HT Program (210) 479-5529 registration@healingtouchprogram.com Sr Rita J ean DuBrey
3/11/2012 MN St Paul HT Program (210) 497 5529 registration@healingtouchprogramcom Cynthia Hutchison 3/11/2012 MN St Paul HT Program (210) 497-5529 registration@healingtouchprogram.com Cynthia Hutchison
4/1/2011 OH Cincinnati HT Program (210) 497-5529 registration@healingtouchprogram.com Cynthia Hutchison
4/28/2012 CT Greenwich HT Program (210) 497-5529 registration@healingtouchprogram.com Cynthia Hutchison
Advanced Practice 1 and 2
10/8-9/2011 NY Amsterdam HT Program (210) 479-5529 registration@healingtouchprogram.com Sr Rita J ean DuBrey
3/10-11/2012 MN St Paul HT Program (210) 497-5529 registration@healingtouchprogram.com Cynthia Hutchison
3/31-4/1/2012 OH Cincinnati HT Program (210) 497-5529 registration@healingtouchprogram.com Cynthia Hutchison
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