Jacqueline Kern, PhD, RN, introduces Therapeutic Touch, a noninvasive healing modality in which the energy of a healer's hands is used to promote healing in another.
I am a nursing student. I have to say when we were learning about TT I was pretty skeptical. I won't say I fully believe in it now (although EBP does show huge amounts of data to support this), but what I WILL say is..the mind is powerful. Holding a patients hand, stroking their hair, rubbing their back - can take a pain number from a 7 to a 4. I have witnessed pain leaving client's eyes first hand. It may be a placebo effect or it may not be, but my question is, does it matter? If a person is in pain and their pain is significantly reduced, isn't that what we want? Isn't that what were striving for? If I have to run my hands over my patient and carry their pain away to take away one ounce of their pain, you can bet I will always do it. Thank you for this experience! I truly enjoyed the video❤
That’s a good point but as Ross Gannon says, it’s really a scam if you’re being charged for it. I could have one of my family members do any of those things for free, really. Soft motions and actions like this are very relaxing in an ASMR type of way, and I also notice that most TH-cam videos about subjects like this have people with soft voices as well. It’s mostly a relaxation appeal.
Read the research - as a nursing student you should be looking at the evidence. Even the WHO - World Health Organization has a position statement on Traditional Medicine. If you do not know what is current and the research behind it you shouldn’t speak as if u do
@@DragonflyWay Did you read this WHO's position statement about Traditional Medicine? Because Traditional Medicine is nothing like therapeutic touch. It pertains to Traditional Knowledge about plants' medical properties and traditional uses of these plants. I mean in a part that can have any therapeutic effect on patients. The rest actually can be even dangerous or at most cause placebo effect. SO actually you please read first before you write nonsense.
I'm not really a believer in this stuff. BUT, this is some amazing asmr. these people should really just say they do asmr sessions, theyd probably get more people interested. just my 12 am opinion
Yes, see, but we, as practitioners who HEAL HUMAN DIS-EASE LEADING TO DISEASE, DO NOT MAKE THESE VIDEOS FOR PUBLICITY...WE MAKE THEM SO OTHERS, WHO ARE STRONG MINDED ENOUGH TO NOT HAVE TO HAVE VALIDATION OF THE MASSES OF SOCIETY TO RECOGNIZE THE TRUTHS, CAN HELP THEMSELVES AND OR OTHERS..... HEALERS REALLY DO NOT CARE WHAT THE PUBLIC "BELIEVES" NOR DOES THE ENERGY INSIDE THE HUMAN BODY....SO TO LABELS THIS AS AAMR ANTICIPATION WOULD BE FALSE ADVERTISING AND THEN PUBLIC, LIKE YOURSELF, WOULD BE CONTRARY ABOUT THE FALSE LABELS.....soooo believe that this video was not created and posted to gain followings.....
@@Pyrolonn Yes, that is my experience. It is calming and, in a strange way, liberating. Perhaps we rationalists need to take an occasional vacation from the strictures of Enlightenment mental discipline.
I was able to sense your energy despite being many miles away. I have decided to heal the healer, in the old Celtic tradition. I did some healing to your upper body, I did some healing to your spine, lower back, and ankles. I did some healing to your emotional well being, and I did some healing to your mental body. I did some healing to your endocrine glands, as well as healing to past memories adversely affecting your present mindset. You may not feel anything at the time, but 90% of the people I have healed will feel something within 24 hours. Make sure to drink plenty of water of the next 24 hours, as toxins from the healing will be flushed out. I hope you have a wonduhful response to my healing you.
@@satori03 interesting because I do a non touch, no invasive healing. You'll feel a sense of peace, a sense of love. 50 percent of the time 90 percent will feel something at time of healing.
Allow me a tangential argument: By providing someone with caring, non sexual touch or physical attention (something that is not expected to be reciprocated) this reduces stress. Reducing stress, even for a short period of time, releases dopamine, slows all those anxious neurotransmitters, and that is where the medical benefit lies.
I don't believe any of this is in the least bit scientific, but I know someone who has been trained extensively in this, so I've gotten a few free sessions. It's fun and relaxing. It's not medicine in the slightest, but it's entertaining.
I think they just say scientific sounding shit because it's mostly wealthy kinda on the religious superstition side type folks and the more they let themselves get into it they sort of trick themselves. I dont believe it in the slightest but it sure is relaxing I'll say.
I'm pretty sure no untoward affects have ever been documented. My questions are: What "energy fields" is therapeutic touch supposed to affect? What tests have been made do show that therapeutic touchers are able to detect and manipulate those fields? What tests have been made to show any significant variation in healing, for people treated by certified therapeutic touchers, and by people who just have someone waving their hands around them for a while?
It is considered unethical to offer a treatment that has no evidence of efficacy. (Violation of the Nuremberg Codes on experimentation.) Therapeutic Touch practitioners have yet to demonstrate that they can actually feel the "human energy field."
And people use to believe the world was flat and that microwaves would never exist. When I started nursing there we MDs who though ultrasound was a scam - now we use it as a major diagnostic tool and pain reliever!
Go to the National Institute of Health - largest group for medical research in the world and you will see there is evidence. You really should speak about what you are not aware of. Ignorance is not an excuse.
I used TT on my 12 yr old after a 13 hr open heart reconstruction surgery to help stabilize her erratic blood pressure during periods when her meds weren't sufficient. I felt blessed as a mother to be able to help her when so many parents are feeling so useless.
I recall using this method in the mid-70’s. We called this technique “Aura Stroking“. It was taught in our master yoga classes. Each person is different, but if you check the insides tips of your fingers, you may notice hightened “rose buds”. If they are present, you will most likely have the skill to practice this technique. Be safe and well.
@@absintheminded8466 When you look at your fingers, specifically the finger pads; you may notice a natural small rising mound in the center of the finger pad. In my day, the 1970's, we referred to them as "rose buds". Generally, these rose buds are manifest on empaths and other energy sensitive individuals.They do not declare you a special person, but a natural result of your innate abilities. I hope this was somewhat helpful to answer your question.
Hi Ash :) The training curriculum? I'm a self taught energy healer who does basically the same thing as you see in this video. Energy healing is a gift of an awakened soul. We all have a soul and therefore we all have the potential to develop the gift of energy healing. While we live in a temporary mind and body in a physical realm reality, the truth is we are eternal soul and spirit. We're designed to have a foot in both the physical realm and the spirit realm at the same time. Few people have woken up to this reality so they focus all their consciousness on the physical body and the false and accommodating mind. Once you learn how to become fully conscious and one with your soul you'll begin to feel and learn the interesting language that comes from energy vibrations. That's what a psychic is: One who is proficient in the language of vibrations. Psychic ability is one gift of the soul while energy healing is another. However, a degree of psychic ability must be acquired first before an energy healer can be considered effective. NOTE: If you want to become an energy healer start by developing your psychic ability. Once sensitized to a variety of low/high vibration energies you'll soon be able to establish an educated guess on reading where the blockage is, how big it is, and if familiar with the energy body design, you'll be able to identify how the energy blockage is affecting and playing out in the clients physical mind and body. When healing a person in person, your energy aura is interacting with the energy aura of your client and this gives you the ability to touch and manipulate energy in them. While most energy workers work in person with their clients, it's both possible and easy to extend your aura to cover the whole earth making energy healing by phone or skype possible. Expanding your aura is just another to be learned lesson in the ever-expanding field of energy science. [You can live in the woods while servicing the world.] While you can learn basic energy healing in a matter of months, [Lots of practice required] it takes a lifetime, okay, years, to be really effective. Energy healing is very much about self. The more we dive inside ourselves, the more we become one with the true condition of our soul, the more we self heal, and the more we become a better/cleaner vessel to help/heal others. Energy healing has come a lot further than what's exposed in this video. I myself have been seriously involved in this field for 26 years. I'm a qualified energy body psychic surgeon. I don't operate on your physical body, I only operate on your energy body. [It's a long story.] Anyway, energy healing is an exciting field and one well worth investigating if looking for a fun and rewarding career. Jacqueline Kern, the healer in the video, knows what she's talking about. P*E*A*C*E
@@susanlynn6545 Hi Susan :) Yeah, sorry, I don't have a website. While I publically practiced my own developed style of energy healing up to the end of 2018, because what I did included diagnosis and surgical treatment, I was told my style of healing could/would eventually lead me into legal trouble including the possibility of imprisonment. [I am not a licensed medical doctor.] I specialized in healing lungs and sinuses, breathing problems, up to and including healing those with asthma. It's a shame I can't legally practice my art commercially but I still do energy research. My present studies focus on the identification and development of individual natural vibration medicines. My goal, to make available vibration medicine in the form of silent tapes that target and heal specific ailments. With me not physically present in the healing process and not charging for these tapes, I should be able to escape the heavy hold pharmaceutical companies have on the North American health industry. I'm an energy body psychic surgeon. I both diagnose and rightly claim the ability to heal people. Both are highly illegal acts in today's world. So, I continue as an energy scientist with the ultimate goal of working around the present laws. While I'm in the process of developing vibration medicine tapes I, unfortunately, don't have healing tapes ready for market at this time. I do expect to release my first tape, a free lung and sinus healing tape for breathing problems, in early 2022. Thank's for the inquiry and stay tuned because just like in so many other fields the advancements in energy healing are both amazing and exploding. P*E*A*C*E
most living things generate heat in the mitochondria as a result of metabolizing ATP. This energy field is called black body radiation. It's infrared light. TT is bs.
Galaxia2928 I have studied under an energy healer who hardly ever touches the client. It's about your individual awareness and sensitivities, and what modality of spiritual healing you have been given. Some see colors, some hear sounds, some can just sense the energy shifts.,,, it depends on how the energy is communicated to you. There's more than one way to do this.
Laura Jones it’s about a placebo effect, and it’s a quackery scam. It’s a brilliant way to rob people of their money with hippy bullshit that requires nothing but waving your hands around them like an idiot pretending that you’re a magician. 👋~~~~🤚 “Ooh, I can feel the tremendous heat radiating off your heart center, I shall linger my hands towards that, and your pain will diminish.” _(30 seconds later)_ _Wwwwwshshshshshssssshhhh._ “Done! That’ll be $450 please.” 🤓
@@SunBunz a lot of people don't charge for this. i don't and never will. it is an act of love/agape and i feel it should be freely given. i don't judge those that do though. but personally i think it would be less effective.
@@faithnelson6069 I guess I could hover my hands over someone and pretend to have magical powers to be nice, too. But like the majority of the population, I need to work for a living and prefer to donate to charity instead of BSing people. EDIT: Ok, my comment sounded rather facetious, but I'm just a realist, and I just don't like dishonesty and fake cures. If what you do appears to help people, and you do it for free and they think it helps, more power to you, as long as people don't make false claims. But I'm not here to tell anyone what to do with their lives, of course.
@@SunBunz i'm glad you edited your response. i have no patience for fakes either. again, a lot of people don't charge and never will. maybe it is a placebo effect or maybe it is just the fact that someone would offer an act of unconditional love? i took my cue from a long-term neighbor who would do massage on AIDS patients, well before there were any sort of remedies. he didn't cure anyone, but he did make them feel better and more accepted by society. think of the healing of a simple hug, and you will be close to the truth of the matter.
This is just a different way of a spiritual healing. The instructor never said this is the only cure don't go see a real doctor. She said it can help and yeah it's mind over matter, but really that's what its about.
Even doctors do not cure us, our bodies do. What we do in hospital is to align the body and it is your body that does the healing. Hence why some people still die.
I am a practicing therapeutic touch practitioner this works if you believe in it. I've healed a lot of people with very serious illnesses, from heart stroke and tumors.
I am nurse in France and i have never heard about this healing technique during my studies and my practice. I find this post very interesting.. Erik Leskowitz in "Transpersonal Hypnosis" speaks about this healing touch in the training of American nurses. I am very happy to see that in USA you consider energy healing as an effective process. Thank you for sharing !
So it’s not really a “healing method”. It’s more like a way to soothe anxiety and relax a patient so that actual healing is easier. Makes sense. It’s still not something that should be charged for, I can get any one of my family members at home to do this for free.
I use TT. I'm an RN. When I took my course my partner in the class was a Russian physician who had used TT before.( In combination with his medical experience) He could since the heat from my upper right abdominal area. He had no idea I was being worked up for a fatty liver or type 2 diabetes. Was it a fluke..I don't know..TT makes you feel relaxed and if it does that what does it hurt. It should not be used as a diagnostic tool..just comfort and the patient has to agree to have it done to them.
I think the pseudoscience used to explain this is utter bollocks, but someone giving someone undivided attention and empathy undoubtedly has a profound effect on the recipient's mental well-being which in turn has an effect on our physical well-being. Obviously, you're not going to cure cancer with this, but making a person feel better mentally has to be a positive thing. Just don't big it up with gobbledygook.
I was exposed to TT many years ago. I had the honor of assisting my 12 old child through her post open-heart surgery recovery. Major heart reconstruction, a titanium aortic valve inserted, pulmonary bypass and relocating the center wall to make room for the valve. Nurses and my husband watched as my child's blood pressure would even out for a time following the treatment. Many shirt sessions . She was home in less than 2 weeks
No invasive, no untoward efect. and I don't think it has any effect. I think because the patient thinks it works, it works because of the placebo effect
“Ancient healing practices”... oh, you mean ancient, as in before modern medicine. Being a “Therapeutic touch practitioner” is about as useful as being a Minecraft architect. You’re right when you say this practice has no negative effects. In fact, it has no physical effects at all.
so basically it's Reiki without giving the recognition to the source of the healing energy...but it is a step towards understanding the beings that we are...I like it 😊😕
Wow these comments. People are so closed minded. Has anyone had this done before? Human touch is an amazing thing. This is very relaxing and reduces stress. Anything that reduces stress is healing. I would rather pay for this than a dr to prescribe pills to mask symptoms
Yes, I know it's great asmr, but what if a person with a real, progressing condition wastes his time with this nonsense instead of seeking real treatment?
And now, we have a series of triangles we call "triangles."
Yesssss haha
Jajaja love that video 😂
What happened to that video? I've been looking for it Lol
@@uberbabe585 th-cam.com/video/RR08bMCrPaA/w-d-xo.html
@@jackiebill3266 Thank you 😊 🙏
At least this video provides some ASMR...
i agree to that but it seems to me that this should only be performed by a very close family member such as a husband because she was caressing her...
That and a few good laughs.
I think therapeutic touch just IS ASMR and any "healing" comes from the person being relaxed afterwards
I am a nursing student. I have to say when we were learning about TT I was pretty skeptical. I won't say I fully believe in it now (although EBP does show huge amounts of data to support this), but what I WILL say is..the mind is powerful. Holding a patients hand, stroking their hair, rubbing their back - can take a pain number from a 7 to a 4. I have witnessed pain leaving client's eyes first hand. It may be a placebo effect or it may not be, but my question is, does it matter? If a person is in pain and their pain is significantly reduced, isn't that what we want? Isn't that what were striving for? If I have to run my hands over my patient and carry their pain away to take away one ounce of their pain, you can bet I will always do it. Thank you for this experience! I truly enjoyed the video❤
If you are charging people for it I think it does.
That’s a good point but as Ross Gannon says, it’s really a scam if you’re being charged for it. I could have one of my family members do any of those things for free, really. Soft motions and actions like this are very relaxing in an ASMR type of way, and I also notice that most TH-cam videos about subjects like this have people with soft voices as well. It’s mostly a relaxation appeal.
Read the research - as a nursing student you should be looking at the evidence. Even the WHO - World Health Organization has a position statement on Traditional Medicine. If you do not know what is current and the research behind it you shouldn’t speak as if u do
@@DragonflyWay Did you read this WHO's position statement about Traditional Medicine? Because Traditional Medicine is nothing like therapeutic touch. It pertains to Traditional Knowledge about plants' medical properties and traditional uses of these plants. I mean in a part that can have any therapeutic effect on patients. The rest actually can be even dangerous or at most cause placebo effect. SO actually you please read first before you write nonsense.
You are wonderful
I'm not really a believer in this stuff. BUT, this is some amazing asmr. these people should really just say they do asmr sessions, theyd probably get more people interested. just my 12 am opinion
Yes, see, but we, as practitioners who HEAL HUMAN DIS-EASE LEADING TO DISEASE, DO NOT MAKE THESE VIDEOS FOR PUBLICITY...WE MAKE THEM SO OTHERS, WHO ARE STRONG MINDED ENOUGH TO NOT HAVE TO HAVE VALIDATION OF THE MASSES OF SOCIETY TO RECOGNIZE THE TRUTHS, CAN HELP THEMSELVES AND OR OTHERS..... HEALERS REALLY DO NOT CARE WHAT THE PUBLIC "BELIEVES" NOR DOES THE ENERGY INSIDE THE HUMAN BODY....SO TO LABELS THIS AS AAMR ANTICIPATION WOULD BE FALSE ADVERTISING AND THEN PUBLIC, LIKE YOURSELF, WOULD BE CONTRARY ABOUT THE FALSE LABELS.....soooo believe that this video was not created and posted to gain followings.....
Yes, I agree. The fact that it is hokum allows me to relax and not analyze it intellectually or as in the case of a legit medical exam become anxious.
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@@Pyrolonn Yes, that is my experience. It is calming and, in a strange way, liberating. Perhaps we rationalists need to take an occasional vacation from the strictures of Enlightenment mental discipline.
That's basically what this is
I was able to sense your energy despite being many miles away. I have decided to heal the healer, in the old Celtic tradition. I did some healing to your upper body, I did some healing to your spine, lower back, and ankles. I did some healing to your emotional well being, and I did some healing to your mental body. I did some healing to your endocrine glands, as well as healing to past memories adversely affecting your present mindset. You may not feel anything at the time, but 90% of the people I have healed will feel something within 24 hours. Make sure to drink plenty of water of the next 24 hours, as toxins from the healing will be flushed out. I hope you have a wonduhful response to my healing you.
haha! say hello to Catherine for me lol
Saul’s ASMR fans get everywhere lol. It’s all bunkum but very relaxing.
I felt that healing on both sides of my body, it’s nice to know that I too, am now symmetrical.
Interesting because you should usually ask permission first before doing any therapy
@@satori03 interesting because I do a non touch, no invasive healing. You'll feel a sense of peace, a sense of love. 50 percent of the time 90 percent will feel something at time of healing.
Allow me a tangential argument:
By providing someone with caring, non sexual touch or physical attention (something that is not expected to be reciprocated) this reduces stress. Reducing stress, even for a short period of time, releases dopamine, slows all those anxious neurotransmitters, and that is where the medical benefit lies.
I like that she said assumptions and thoughts at the start.
I like to see the healing, that's why I leave the shoes on.
Dr Saul has much better BS.
I don't believe any of this is in the least bit scientific, but I know someone who has been trained extensively in this, so I've gotten a few free sessions. It's fun and relaxing. It's not medicine in the slightest, but it's entertaining.
We use it in hospital for pain relief, to decrease anxiety and increase healing.
If you check out the NIH research you will see research outcomes that do show how they help; even Level 1 studies
@@DragonflyWay link studies please
I think they just say scientific sounding shit because it's mostly wealthy kinda on the religious superstition side type folks and the more they let themselves get into it they sort of trick themselves. I dont believe it in the slightest but it sure is relaxing I'll say.
It's medicine at the University of Arizona's college of nursing, and at the same medical school. Wild!
Beautiful voice.
"No [...] effects have been documented."
Fixed.
@ReviewCam therapeutic touch is just a form of asmr nothing more
said overstressed person...
why is every energy healer an old woman with short hair and glasses?
Elf Machine 😂
You are definitely not knowledgeable about how it is being used right in hospitals everyday. Learn more before you stereotype people!!!
Oh my god you're right.
@Elf Machine the old women are sucking the youth and energy out of their victims to sustain themselves
@@lordbucketheadpolling5824 You been binge watching the Dark Crystal! LOL
I feel better just even watching this!
This is part of my nursing curriculum ?? Do i have the right video ??
I'm pretty sure no untoward affects have ever been documented.
My questions are:
What "energy fields" is therapeutic touch supposed to affect?
What tests have been made do show that therapeutic touchers are able to detect and manipulate those fields?
What tests have been made to show any significant variation in healing, for people treated by certified therapeutic touchers, and by people who just have someone waving their hands around them for a while?
LOL and why is it call therapeutic touch when there's no touching? Also this sure looks like Reiki which is also B.S.
there is also no therapy included.. you can feel better but its self suggestive feeling if you believe
A test done years ago actually disproved the validity of this.
joaonor why you try to apply science on something unscientific ?
NOT TRUE - research is supporting it. One of the founders is a professor of Nursing at Columbia - check it out
I wasn't aware they offered college courses on how to induce placebo in patients.
Dead lol
It must have two thumbs up, one for I like and another for I like it very much. I saw it lot of times, best regards from Argentina
It is considered unethical to offer a treatment that has no evidence of efficacy. (Violation of the Nuremberg Codes on experimentation.) Therapeutic Touch practitioners have yet to demonstrate that they can actually feel the "human energy field."
Right! There is no scientific or medical basis for this.
Just the placebo effect in action here
And people use to believe the world was flat and that microwaves would never exist. When I started nursing there we MDs who though ultrasound was a scam - now we use it as a major diagnostic tool and pain reliever!
Go to the National Institute of Health - largest group for medical research in the world and you will see there is evidence. You really should speak about what you are not aware of. Ignorance is not an excuse.
@Kim M Watson if it works and is so good at healing using magic, why isn’t it in every hospital on the planet? 🧐
I had a nurse use this on me in 1999 when I was in the Navy! Is this similar to reiki?
Ms. Kern: Would you be willing to take the Emily Rosa test?
How would you like to take the Emily Rosa test to see if you can really feel the "human energy field"?
If u cant feel it it is bcuz u are full of toxins...i feel it...and i mean REALLY lmao.....wow yall are so smalllllll small small minded
I used TT on my 12 yr old after a 13 hr open heart reconstruction surgery to help stabilize her erratic blood pressure during periods when her meds weren't sufficient. I felt blessed as a mother to be able to help her when so many parents are feeling so useless.
The university was bamboozled out of their tuition money
Nice!
"Sweet dreams are mede of this..."
vampire?
Why can’t they measure this energy field, it’s all the scientific equipment we have now should be able to measure it, because there isn’t any.
Why can't 'science' explain consciousness, with all the miracle equipment it has? 😁
@@markfizz2012 we can study consciousness
@@persapphone thankfully, no we can't. Even the cult of science can't explain it. And I'm glad about that. At least life has one great mystery.
Can you tell me how quantum mechanics works? How about spooky action at a distance 🤔 🤪
I recall using this method in the mid-70’s. We called this technique “Aura Stroking“. It was taught in our master yoga classes. Each person is different, but if you check the insides tips of your fingers, you may notice hightened “rose buds”. If they are present, you will most likely have the skill to practice this technique. Be safe and well.
What do you mean by rose buds?
@@absintheminded8466 When you look at your fingers, specifically the finger pads; you may notice a natural small rising mound in the center of the finger pad. In my day, the 1970's, we referred to them as "rose buds". Generally, these rose buds are manifest on empaths and other energy sensitive individuals.They do not declare you a special person, but a natural result of your innate abilities. I hope this was somewhat helpful to answer your question.
@@ianmacpherson9161 thank you, thAt was very interesting:)
Every time I hear “healing modality” I roll my eyes so hard I probably need medical attention.
84 people should also watch the video in which triangles are called triangles
Hahaha, laughing at myself! I wondered what those weird antennae were in the thumbnail!
I’m curious what the training curriculum is for these types of treatments. How do you demonstrate to a student what congested energy feels like?
Hi Ash :) The training curriculum? I'm a self taught energy healer who does basically the same thing as you see in this video. Energy healing is a gift of an awakened soul. We all have a soul and therefore we all have the potential to develop the gift of energy healing.
While we live in a temporary mind and body in a physical realm reality, the truth is we are eternal soul and spirit. We're designed to have a foot in both the physical realm and the spirit realm at the same time. Few people have woken up to this reality so they focus all their consciousness on the physical body and the false and accommodating mind. Once you learn how to become fully conscious and one with your soul you'll begin to feel and learn the interesting language that comes from energy vibrations.
That's what a psychic is: One who is proficient in the language of vibrations.
Psychic ability is one gift of the soul while energy healing is another. However, a degree of psychic ability must be acquired first before an energy healer can be considered effective.
NOTE: If you want to become an energy healer start by developing your psychic ability.
Once sensitized to a variety of low/high vibration energies you'll soon be able to establish an educated guess on reading where the blockage is, how big it is, and if familiar with the energy body design, you'll be able to identify how the energy blockage is affecting and playing out in the clients physical mind and body.
When healing a person in person, your energy aura is interacting with the energy aura of your client and this gives you the ability to touch and manipulate energy in them. While most energy workers work in person with their clients, it's both possible and easy to extend your aura to cover the whole earth making energy healing by phone or skype possible. Expanding your aura is just another to be learned lesson in the ever-expanding field of energy science.
[You can live in the woods while servicing the world.]
While you can learn basic energy healing in a matter of months, [Lots of practice required] it takes a lifetime, okay, years, to be really effective. Energy healing is very much about self. The more we dive inside ourselves, the more we become one with the true condition of our soul, the more we self heal, and the more we become a better/cleaner vessel to help/heal others.
Energy healing has come a lot further than what's exposed in this video. I myself have been seriously involved in this field for 26 years. I'm a qualified energy body psychic surgeon. I don't operate on your physical body, I only operate on your energy body. [It's a long story.]
Anyway, energy healing is an exciting field and one well worth investigating if looking for a fun and rewarding career. Jacqueline Kern, the healer in the video, knows what she's talking about.
P*E*A*C*E
@@ZeroGravity60
Hi what is your website
@@susanlynn6545 Hi Susan :) Yeah, sorry, I don't have a website. While I publically practiced my own developed style of energy healing up to the end of 2018, because what I did included diagnosis and surgical treatment, I was told my style of healing could/would eventually lead me into legal trouble including the possibility of imprisonment.
[I am not a licensed medical doctor.]
I specialized in healing lungs and sinuses, breathing problems, up to and including healing those with asthma. It's a shame I can't legally practice my art commercially but I still do energy research. My present studies focus on the identification and development of individual natural vibration medicines.
My goal, to make available vibration medicine in the form of silent tapes that target and heal specific ailments. With me not physically present in the healing process and not charging for these tapes, I should be able to escape the heavy hold pharmaceutical companies have on the North American health industry.
I'm an energy body psychic surgeon. I both diagnose and rightly claim the ability to heal people. Both are highly illegal acts in today's world. So, I continue as an energy scientist with the ultimate goal of working around the present laws.
While I'm in the process of developing vibration medicine tapes I, unfortunately, don't have healing tapes ready for market at this time. I do expect to release my first tape, a free lung and sinus healing tape for breathing problems, in early 2022.
Thank's for the inquiry and stay tuned because just like in so many other fields the advancements in energy healing are both amazing and exploding.
P*E*A*C*E
@@ZeroGravity60 See a psychiatrist.
Great video, thanks for sharing this.
She looks like much better at the end.
keep on teaching.
*I'm not touching you I'm not touching you I'm not touching you*
"no negative effects have been documented" except the fact it doesn't work of course
Of course no negative effects have been documented there are no effects of any kind!
@@GinEric84 except losing a shit ton amount of money hoping for change
Haha, yeah the only negative effects to be proven undisputedly have been the dissapearence of large sums from your bank balance.😂😂.!!
Unless the provider has some magical telekinetic or bioenergetical powers I don't see how this would work.
This lady could talk me into buying central air in Alaska !
"No untoward effects have been documented." Awesome. It's like doing nothing.
Beans really had a glow-up after Even Stevens.
The therapeutic properties of herbs
I predict this lady has at least one dozen cats.
"That energy fields surround all living things" is quite an assumption. What is the evidence to support this huge assumption?
most living things generate heat in the mitochondria as a result of metabolizing ATP. This energy field is called black body radiation. It's infrared light. TT is bs.
Spoiler alert: there is no evidence of this assumption.
I bet she felt warmth near those boots! They look super cosy.
isnt this kind of similar to reiki?
If u cough u will be skeleton disaseembly how to treat heavy weight championchip like the White Tiger Lennart
What are the charges for each session?
@P PA1 because that would be fraud
$50.00 US or $4000.00 Canadian.
many of us don't charge.
i was just led to it untuitively and began.
for me it is an act of love, that blesses the giver and the receiver.
I have been healing a lot of people with this therapy but the mine is diferent I don't touch to me patient
Galaxia2928 I have studied under an energy healer who hardly ever touches the client. It's about your individual awareness and sensitivities, and what modality of spiritual healing you have been given. Some see colors, some hear sounds, some can just sense the energy shifts.,,, it depends on how the energy is communicated to you. There's more than one way to do this.
Laura Jones it’s about a placebo effect, and it’s a quackery scam. It’s a brilliant way to rob people of their money with hippy bullshit that requires nothing but waving your hands around them like an idiot pretending that you’re a magician. 👋~~~~🤚
“Ooh, I can feel the tremendous heat radiating off your heart center, I shall linger my hands towards that, and your pain will diminish.”
_(30 seconds later)_
_Wwwwwshshshshshssssshhhh._
“Done! That’ll be $450 please.” 🤓
@@SunBunz a lot of people don't charge for this. i don't and never will.
it is an act of love/agape and i feel it should be freely given.
i don't judge those that do though. but personally i think it would be less effective.
@@faithnelson6069 I guess I could hover my hands over someone and pretend to have magical powers to be nice, too. But like the majority of the population, I need to work for a living and prefer to donate to charity instead of BSing people.
EDIT: Ok, my comment sounded rather facetious, but I'm just a realist, and I just don't like dishonesty and fake cures. If what you do appears to help people, and you do it for free and they think it helps, more power to you, as long as people don't make false claims. But I'm not here to tell anyone what to do with their lives, of course.
@@SunBunz i'm glad you edited your response. i have no patience for fakes either. again, a lot of people don't charge and never will. maybe it is a placebo effect or maybe it is just the fact that someone would offer an act of unconditional love? i took my cue from a long-term neighbor who would do massage on AIDS patients, well before there were any sort of remedies.
he didn't cure anyone, but he did make them feel better and more accepted by society.
think of the healing of a simple hug, and you will be close to the truth of the matter.
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This is just a different way of a spiritual healing. The instructor never said this is the only cure don't go see a real doctor. She said it can help and yeah it's mind over matter, but really that's what its about.
Even doctors do not cure us, our bodies do. What we do in hospital is to align the body and it is your body that does the healing. Hence why some people still die.
I am a practicing therapeutic touch practitioner this works if you believe in it. I've healed a lot of people with very serious illnesses, from heart stroke and tumors.
Hi
Something that's real is something that works whether you don't believe in it or not.
I sense a disturbance in the energy...
If the therapist possesses the Dark crystal she can drain the victims aura and use that to lengthen her life span.
I am nurse in France and i have never heard about this healing technique during my studies and my practice. I find this post very interesting.. Erik Leskowitz in "Transpersonal Hypnosis" speaks about this healing touch in the training of American nurses. I am very happy to see that in USA you consider energy healing as an effective process. Thank you for sharing !
C’est normal, en France on a beaucoup d’esprits fermés…
So it’s not really a “healing method”. It’s more like a way to soothe anxiety and relax a patient so that actual healing is easier. Makes sense. It’s still not something that should be charged for, I can get any one of my family members at home to do this for free.
Isn't that Reiki healing by another name?
Quackery
Damn, Sansa Stark been hittin' the pipe...
I use TT. I'm an RN. When I took my course my partner in the class was a Russian physician who had used TT before.( In combination with his medical experience) He could since the heat from my upper right abdominal area. He had no idea I was being worked up for a fatty liver or type 2 diabetes. Was it a fluke..I don't know..TT makes you feel relaxed and if it does that what does it hurt. It should not be used as a diagnostic tool..just comfort and the patient has to agree to have it done to them.
Im struggling to get a decent amount of money at a stock job but this woman gets paid to spout bs where do i sign up
Of course a nurse developed this.
The placebo effect
I think the pseudoscience used to explain this is utter bollocks, but someone giving someone undivided attention and empathy undoubtedly has a profound effect on the recipient's mental well-being which in turn has an effect on our physical well-being. Obviously, you're not going to cure cancer with this, but making a person feel better mentally has to be a positive thing. Just don't big it up with gobbledygook.
I was exposed to TT many years ago. I had the honor of assisting my 12 old child through her post open-heart surgery recovery. Major heart reconstruction, a titanium aortic valve inserted, pulmonary bypass and relocating the center wall to make room for the valve.
Nurses and my husband watched as my child's blood pressure would even out for a time following the treatment. Many shirt sessions . She was home in less than 2 weeks
This is the person who calls you a science denier.
What is therapeutic touch? Proven quackery.
That is reiki
This is lovely, thank you Jacqueline. I have done it on myself and it really works for a migraine and very calming. Love n light x
No invasive, no untoward efect. and I don't think it has any effect. I think because the patient thinks it works, it works because of the placebo effect
While she "balances" your energy she drains your wallet.
I believe.
I WANT TO BELIEVE
Developed in the 70s? So a nurse went on an acid trip. Gotcha.
cha-chingggg
“Ancient healing practices”... oh, you mean ancient, as in before modern medicine. Being a “Therapeutic touch practitioner” is about as useful as being a Minecraft architect. You’re right when you say this practice has no negative effects. In fact, it has no physical effects at all.
great to reduce anxiety
so basically it's Reiki without giving the recognition to the source of the healing energy...but it is a step towards understanding the beings that we are...I like it 😊😕
Wow these comments. People are so closed minded. Has anyone had this done before? Human touch is an amazing thing. This is very relaxing and reduces stress. Anything that reduces stress is healing. I would rather pay for this than a dr to prescribe pills to mask symptoms
The weird thing is she doesn't actually touch the other person
So many haters🤣 why watch and stress yourself out. Amazing asmr though!
University of Arizona, Department of Ghosthealing and Seniornonsense? That`s were our taxes are...
None of ya'll commenters read case studies.
Qianna Loomis You read them then? How'd you find them?
Im not BUYING it. Double puns intended
I know one thing that would reduce that woman’s pain…. A chiropractor and better posture. Good god honey.
Chiropractic is only slightly more scientific than TT.
Energy can’t get through Ugg boots
So sorry to see my Alma Mater pushing this absurd nonsense.
the girl getting the treatment looks like she does opiates a lot
That young girl looks like she's about to fall asleep from her voice. Cute face on her though (the younger girl).
University of Arizona? hell nah the patient girl is 100% East coast.
Bick From Pullham u sir are dumb
Yes, I know it's great asmr, but what if a person with a real, progressing condition wastes his time with this nonsense instead of seeking real treatment?
More like Therapeutic Quackery
21st century and people still believes in this...
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤫
That girl looks like Boy George.
Albert Kurth ....pfffffbbbbHAHAHAHAHAH!!!! 😂
Created by Dr.Oz btw. That should alarm anyone watching this B.S.
I can tell you this DOES work
Only in 'Murica can a quaker pose with a PhD...
This is coming from a nursing college? What the hell.
The therapeutic properties of herbs