The Science And Practice Of Energy Healing In Medicine, Nature And Everyday Life With Dr. Ann Marie Chiasson, MD

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You perhaps have had moments where you felt someone’s “good” or “bad” energy, but is there science behind that?
If so, how can we make use of energy for healing? Listen to this mind opening conversation with Dr. Anne Marie Chiasson, MD, Director of the Fellowship Program at Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine.
Dr. Chiasson shares insights on energy healing, mindfulness, as well as the role of nature in holistic health. She expands on the role of healing touch in creating and promoting physical and emotional wellness. Dr. Chiasson also guides us through some practical short exercises.
Tune in to reconnect with the healing power within you!

📒 Show Notes and Resources 📒
You can connect with Ann Marie Chiasson by visiting http://www.annmariechiassonmd.com/. She is the Director of the Fellowship at the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, in Tuscon, Arizona.

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