REGRESSION THERAPY - past life research and therapy. (NAD)

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progression/regression therapy: Variation of past-life therapy.

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Rasayana therapy (Rasayana Ayurvedic Rejuvenation Therapy, the rejuvenation-Rasayana therapy): A group of special rejuvenation procedures that have been used for centuries by Ayurvedic physicians.

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CranioSomatic Therapy: a form CranioSacral Therapy that includes more than 40 techniques.

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Suggestive Therapy (suggestive therapeutics, Suggestive Therapy work): therapeutic phase of Concept-Therapy. Its principle is that the personality contains a great, evocable Unknown Power (Principle of Healing, or Innate Power). Suggestive Therapy includes food combining, a diet to eliminate toxins, healing suggestions, and spinal adjustments.

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regression therapy (hypnotic regression therapy): Method that evokes memories of, symbols of, and/or fantasies about adolescent, childhood, in utero, and past-life events.

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touch therapy (touch healing, touch therapies, the laying on of hands): The laying on of hands and variations thereof, including OMEGA, The Radiance Technique, and Reiki.

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Concept-Therapy (Concept-Therapy Technique, Concept-Therapy total treatment method): Chiropractic system introduced in 1931 by Thurman Fleet, D.C. (1895-1983), author of Rays of the Dawn (1948). Concept-Therapy is a treatment for body, mind, and soul whose theory posits Innate to Innate communication: transmission of thoughts and inner feelings from doctor to patient vibratorally. It comprises Suggestive Therapy and the suggestive therapy zone procedure.

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emotivational therapy: A major technique of Imagineering. Emotivational therapy includes tracing and a self-applied variation of Therapeutic Touch.

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idea therapy: A major technique of Imagineering. Idea therapy includes repeated affirmation of a desired belief, such as I am always healthy.

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Meta-Therapy: synthesis of Gestalt psychotherapy and T'ai Chi energy work originated by John Mastro, C.S.W. (see Chi-Therapy).

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Pranic Therapy: means of developing one's potential as a Healing Channel.

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transpersonal therapy: a component of Transpersonal Hypnotherapy that is an access to the Inner Guide.

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labyrinth therapy: a walk through a special maze taken as a spiritual and healing journey.

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Hoshino Therapy (Hoshino Therapy Art): System of bodywork developed by Tomezo Hoshino, an acupuncture diplomate and onetime pedicurist who was born in 1910 in Atsugi, Japan. Hoshino Therapy includes a manual form of acupressure that uses 250 vital points.

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Reichian Therapies (Reichian-based therapies, Reichian-oriented therapies): Variety of regression methods whose theories share Wilhelm Reich's concept of character armoring (muscular-emotional armoring). The expression character armor refers to all the attributes one develops as blocking against emotional excitation.

The results of character armoring include bodily rigidity and deadness. Reichian-oriented therapies include bioenergetics, core energetics, organismic psychotherapy, and Radix. (See Reichian Therapy.)

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magnet therapy (biomagnetics, biomagnetic therapeutics, biomagnetic therapy, biomagnetism, Electro-Biomagnetics, electro-biomagnetics therapy, magnetic energy therapy, magnetic field therapy, magnetic healing, magnetics, magnetic therapies, magnetic therapy, magnetotherapy, magnotherapy): Variation of self-healing based on natural laws. Magnet therapy reestablishes order in the human energy system.

Its theory posits life energy and meridians and depicts magnets as sources of nature's healing energy. Some proponents equate magnetic energy, energy, life force, chi, and prana.

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verbal therapy: A major technique of Imagineering. Verbal therapy includes auto-suggestion, Direct Command, the five-minute focus, and sounding.

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radionic therapy (radionic healing, radionic treatment; called radio therapy in the 1930s): Variation of absent healing that involves using a radionic treatment instrument. Its principle is that disease is a deviation from the body's archetypal blueprint, which is perfect.

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Theocentric Therapy (Christian Psychological Counseling, Theocentric Counseling, Theocentric Psychological Counseling, Theocentric Psychological and Educational Therapies, Theocentric Psychology): Christian method taught by LaSalle University, a nonaccredited correspondence school in Mandeville, Louisiana.

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