Thought Therapy: Self-study process whose theory posits a spiritual-self. It enables using twelve senses.

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Tsubo therapy (Tsubo): Variation of acupressure that involves massaging, needling, or applying electricity to acupressure points (Tsubo; see amma and shiatsu).

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Palm Therapy: Subject of Palm Therapy: Program Your Mind through Your Palms (Ultimate Mind Publisher, 1995), by Moshe Zwang, Diana Zwang, and Yaron Swery. Palm Therapy is a variation of hand acupuncture.

According to Palm Therapy's theory, specific areas and lines of the hands represent the energy pathways of various personality traits and brain/mind activities.

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pointing therapy: Form of acupressure derived from Chinese martial arts (see Chinese Wushu). Pointing therapy involves manually: pointing (poking), pressing, pinching, patting, knocking, and pounding acupoints.

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Parts Therapy: Method taught by the American Society of Alternative Therapists, in Rockport, Massachusetts. Its principle is that identities (parts) compose each human and often do not harmonize with the synergy (the self). Parts Therapy accesses these identities.

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megavitamin therapy: Treatment based on the theory that taking vitamins very abundantly prevents or cures varied ailments.

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Magno-Therapy: Method advanced by scientist and author Jesse F. Partridge, D.D. it is a means of healing many types of disease through body energy.

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Combination Therapy: blend of Eastern and Western techniques that lead to the release of one's full healing power.

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geopathic therapy (geopathic medicine): Method that embraces dowsing, feng shui, and kinesiology (see below).

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Gong Therapy: Method whose apparent principle is that gongs have Sacro-magical powers.

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gem therapy: The wearing of precious and semiprecious stones for healing, for example, bloodstones for hemorrhages and rubies for chills.

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Integrative Therapy: a psychospiritual method based on Jungian psychology and psychosynthesis. One of its core values is body-mind-spirit integration.

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Humanistic Therapy: Method whose goal is to heal the inner child. Its theory posits a boundless human spirit.

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meridian therapy:

1. Method that involves rhythmic breathing, visualization, and moving one's hands along meridians (see tracing), lines that represent channels through which chi (universal life-force energy) flows. Meridian therapy is related to etheric touch, and its theory posits chakras.
2. Ching Lo.

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Chocolate Therapy: Psychological method originated by author Murray Langham, who holds diplomas in clinical hypnotherapy and NLP. Chocolate Therapy concerns healing the body, mind, and spirit through liberation. According to Langham, chocolate is energy, vitality, and oneness and comes from gods.

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color therapy (chromopathy, chromotherapy, color healing): Method whose principle is that colors - e.g., of light, food, and clothing - have wide-ranging curative effects. , cures result from correction of color imbalances. Color therapy often is a form of chakra healing.

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Homeobotanical Therapy: Method taught by the Australasian College of Herbal Studies, a nonaccredited correspondence school in Portland, Oregon. Homeobotanical Therapy centers on the use of botanical tinctures that have been prepared homeopathically.

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cell salt therapy (tissue salt therapy): Variation of the Schuessler biochemic system of medicine. It uses 45 cell salts.

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Zarlen Therapy (Zarlen direct channelling, Zarlen Therapy technique): a very advanced mental healing technique discovered by Dr. Jonathan Sherwood, author of Zarlen Speaks: A New Beginning, in 1984 in New Zealand. , Zarlen is both Sherwood's guide and a past life existence that he'd had. Zarlen Therapy can re-pattern one's higher brain functions so that one is completely back in tune. Application of the technique takes about three minutes.

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Reichian Therapy (psychiatric orgone therapy, Reichian bodywork therapy, Reichian massage; called vegetal therapy in Europe): Psychoanalytic form of bodywork developed by Wilhelm Reich (1897-1957), the discoverer of orgone (see orgone therapy).

According to Reichian theory, blockages to orgone cause neuroses and most physical disorders. Muscular contractions (body armor) in various parts of the body manifest such blockages. The Reichian therapist intuitively decides where the greatest body armor is and seeks to dissolve or dismantle it. Approaches to dissolving this armor include massage and having the patient breathe deeply, cry, gag, kick, make faces, scream, and roll his or her eyes. Reichian Therapy is also called Reichian vegetotherapy.

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Swedish Massage Therapy: a form of massage therapy that includes aromatherapy. Swedish Massage Therapy soothes the soul.

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