Healing Touch Program: An Introduction to Healing Touch part 1of 2

Come with us on a journey that explores the wonderful gifts of Healing Touch. This is part 1 of an 18 minute visual documentary of how Healing Touch changes people's lives; from the effects of Healing Touch to how it is used in hospitals and around the world. Meet the people that use Healing Touch in their careers and those have experienced Healing Touch in their lives.

For more information on Healing Touch visit www.HealingTouchProgram.com

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[htprogram]

There are differences and similarities between Reiki and Healing Touch. Both provide excellent environment for healing using energy. We try to be opened minded and not put down other energy modalities – they are all excellent and it is great that there are so many modalities available. Healing Touch certification is highly respected in the medical community and has the support of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

[htprogram]

There are differences and similarities between Reiki and Healing Touch. Both provide excellent environment for healing using energy. We try to be opened minded and not put down other energy modalities – they are all excellent and it is great that there are so many modalities available. Healing Touch certification is highly respected in the medical community and has the support of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

[chamanestelar]

Is the same as REIKI, but with paraphernalia and meaningless movements.

REIKI ashamed to accept them?

There are a lot of competition and invent this new psychedelic?

Best would respect the teachers as Mikao Usui sensei!

[htprogram]

There are differences and similarities between Reiki and Healing Touch. Both provide excellent environment for healing using energy. We try to be opened minded and not put down other energy modalities – they are all excellent and it is great that there are so many modalities available. Healing Touch certification is highly respected in the medical community and has the support of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

[xxGingerminger]

Am I the only one who went on this video because they thought it was related to Trauma Center?

[nesteph]

yeah this crap was already debunked by a child.

[007MarketWisely]

Jesus did that too.

[Jadith De Vries]

ow, this is not what I expected. Here because of trauma center! :p

[Tyler Deckard]

This is so funny. An paper was published in JAMA testing if these people could even detect if they were holding their hands over a human hand. The correctly guessed 44% of the time. How can they manipulate "energy fields" if they can't even detect them. And this is taught in RN programs. What a sham.

[WonderBread1212]

Bullshit.

[nybgrus]

Oh dear. Invoking quantum mechanics. Trust me, I know way, way more about quantum mechanics than you do. And I can assure you that you are quite wrong. But that's fine, it is clear you are a true believer with no real understanding of science or basic scientific principles. Go read sciencebasedmedicine for a while, not idiots like Deepak Chopra and Dr. Oz. I have to give you props though. Been debating alties for years and haven't had the quantum woo pulled on me in a long time.

[MolecularMoonlight]

According to quantum physicists you are incorrect. Have you heard of Fred Allen Wolf? He can speak better on the subject than I can, you might want to look him up. Also, Lynne McTaggart has facinating info. and a mind blowing book entitled "The Intention Experiment". Both of these people are online and youtube. There are so many more, but I have the feeling you aren't going to bother to listen. So, I will just leave you with them. If they peak your interest, write me.

[nybgrus]

This is an outright lie. The vast majority of the medical community laughs at concepts like TT and Reiki and the NIH does NOT in any way support it. Stop deluding yourself into thinking you are actually doing something beyond putting on a show. Reiki and TT/HT are nothing more than adults thinking Harry Potter is real - you are literally trying to convince us that you can cast magic spells using magic energy to magically heal someone. Total BS

[nybgrus]

Actually, yes I have studied the placebo effect. And it is not just one effect - it is many. Ranging from reporting bias to regression to the mean to actual physiological responses. But all the evidence is quite clear - there is no such thing as "you believe you are receiving a cure - then your body is miraculously cured" That is utter baloney and is this sort of popular delusional narrative that propagates pure scams and quackery like TT. We are most certainly NOT "powerful beings" as you claim

[MolecularMoonlight]

Have you studied the placebo effect? You say it as though it is proof of b.s. when it is proof of mind over matter. Consider, you believe you are receiving a cure - then your body is miraculously cured. Is that not worth something? We are powerful beings when you consider the "placebo effect" alone!

[htprogram]

If someone waving their hands above you could take your pain from a 10 to a 2 without any drugs – I believe that you would like this type of energy work. Usually people that experience HT in a hospital have had this type of therapy before they go into surgery - there are no surprises.