I just visited the new Health Journeys Blog and had a great time enjoying articles by our practitioners – Traci Stein, Julie Lusk, Mellisa Dormoy, Lynne Newman – as well as hearing from our own staff members – Maggie DeMellier and Elizabeth Hauser. If you haven’t clicked over there yet, try to check it out. These are wonderfully warm, informative, talented and fun people offering a wealth of insights and personal experiences.
The question we just got about what to do for a fearful 8-year-old who’s been terrified by the random violence of the Boston Marathon bombings on this week’s Q and A, came at the same time that one of my 8-year-old grandkids was expressing the exact same thing to me. It was not lost on either child that a sweet, 8 year old, who’d done nothing wrong, had been murdered.
Pat Alandydy, RNHats off to Pat Alandydy, RN, O.R. nurse, Reiki Master, health educator and integrative care innovator, who first approached the administration of Portsmouth Regional Hospital in Portsmouth NH back... + Full Story
Gut-Directed Hypnotherapy Is Good for Kids, TooDutch researchers from Emma Children’s Hospital in Amsterdam reviewed the literature to see if gut-directed hypnotherapy was as effective for children as it is for adults suffering from functional... + Full Story
Lynne Newman Is Out of the BoxI snatched this exuberant, Dr. Seuss-like poem by Lynne Newman from our new Health Journeys blog.
I’ve known Lynne for decades now. She’s a gifted practitioner and a very special... + Full Story