Social Construct & Reality Therapy
Integrative Health For The Aborigine American Indian
Social Construct & Reality Therapy
Integrative Health For The Aborigine American Indian
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Visual cues are a type of sensory cue that is processed by the eye. They provide information and insight into how the world or a specific experience is could be perceived. We are given visual cues the day that we are born to help us communicate and operate according to the norms of main stream Society. For …
Sound healing is the practice of using audio tones and vibrational frequencies to repair damaged tissues and cells within the body. It works on the idea that all matter is vibrating at specific frequencies. We respond to certain sounds from various sources that vibrate the air around and randomly hit the eardrums which stimulates specific …
April 14, 2016 In an article by Valecia Weeks licensed through the state of Texas as a therapeutic massage therapist, she specializes in providing on-site chair massage for corporations and events. She currently provides massage for such organizations as the Kipp Academy and Houston Methodist Hospital. Valecia is also a certified personal trainer with NESTA, …
Boosting Mental Health Through Minerals A healthy intake of foods rich in minerals is critical for brain structure and function and have a potentially profound impact on mental health. However, getting all the vitamins and minerals an AIA body needs can be difficult. Research has proven this could be due to the rise in food desert …
I came across an article that featured Dr. Charles Johnson, University of Washington, Professor Emeritus. I want to share the important message of this article with my readers, so I have decided to preempt this wise article; only because of Dr, Johnsons use of the misnomer “Black America”. But I must remind my readers that …