True Healing
Antidotes to Fear of Deathby Rebecca Elson Sometimes as an antidoteTo fear of death,I eat the stars. Those nights, lying on my back, I suck them from the quenching Continue Reading →
Creative Healing
Antidotes to Fear of Deathby Rebecca Elson Sometimes as an antidoteTo fear of death,I eat the stars. Those nights, lying on my back, I suck them from the quenching Continue Reading →
Health is contaminated with disease, wellbeing is polluted with sickness. As Antonovsky[i] remarked, we are all chronically ill, constantly adjusting to challenges and threats to our health. We keep moving Continue Reading →
Big Medicine is a guide for anyone who is interested and healing, including “patients,” providers, and caregivers who want to uncover the deeper meaning of physical symptoms and build a Continue Reading →
As individuals, we make health a priority and marginalize sickness. Informed by cultural values of youth, fitness and health, we make disease our enemy. We declare war against sickness and Continue Reading →
By Pierre Morin This book is about valuing health and sickness. It is about seeing sickness-in-health and health-in sickness. It is about discovering our diversity, which includes processes that go beyond Continue Reading →
From the Introduction of my upcoming book: My great grandfather Fritz Morin and my grandfather Jean Morin were the clinical directors of the Tuberculosis Sanatorium of Leysin, in the Swiss Continue Reading →
Excerpt from my upcoming book: Health-in-Sickness & Sickness-in-Health We all have a calling, something the world is asking us to be or do. To be needed, to feel connected and Continue Reading →
C.G. Jung says: “In the final analysis, we count for something only because of the essential we embody, and if we do not embody that, life is wasted.” One main Continue Reading →
A man is told by his doctor: “I’m the doctor and you’re the patient. I’m the healthy one and you’re the sick one.” This man was shocked by his doctor’s Continue Reading →
As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the American with Disability Act this book reminds us of one of the last bastions of forgotten and marginalized individuals: people in coma Continue Reading →