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Volume 23, No. 2

Press Release: Innovision Resumes Publication of Advances in Mind-Body Medicine

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IN THIS ISSUE

Where Spirituality Fits in Treatment Modalities
Nancy Nachman-Hunt, Interim Editor


CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE

Map of the Spirit: Diagnosis and Treatment of Spiritual Disease
Michael F. Cantwell, MD, MPH


RESEARCH REVIEW

Ten Years of Treating Eating Disorders: What Have We Learned? A Personal Perspective on the Application of 12-Step and Wellness Programs
Kristen McAleavey, PhD, LCSW


VOICES

Practicing Whole-Patient Cardiology: An Interview With Mimi Guarneri, MD
Sheldon Lewis


BOOK REVIEW

A How-to Primer for Energy Psycology
The Energy of Belief: Psychology’s Power Tools to Focus Intention and Release Blocking Beliefs by Sheila Sidney Bender, PhD, and Mary Sise, LCSW
Reviewed by Dorothea Hover-Kramer, EdD, CNS


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About the cover
ETERNAL FLAME, Paul Heussenstamm. “We are all circles on the great mandala, and by changing the intensity of color, we clarify the fullness of each circle. Every soul is a circle with a unique combination of color and intensity. Each circle contains two individual circles with a delicate membrane between them. This painting explores going into the mystery of dark and light, and it reflects my own journey into these mysteries.” —Paul Heussenstamm

For more information about Paul’s work, visit http://www.mandalas.com

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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