Your mythopoetic symptom dreaming
In medicine we have many learned words about body symptoms and diseases. We think and speak a lot about them. We have explanations and treatments based on these understandings. We Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Self-healing Resources
Covid-19
CThe global human body is sickened by the virus and we need individual and community approaches to process its impact. As it spreads across the world it creates disruption, fear, Continue Reading →
Big Medicine: Transforming Your Relationship with Your Body, Health and Community by Pierre Morin – Available September 1, 2019
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 →
Eulogy in praise of Julia (name changed)
Julia came to me to get help processing her experiences with an advanced smooth muscle cancer. I was privileged to accompany her in her journey that took a transitional turn Continue Reading →
Sickness as an Untold Story
Despite much scientific progress, health and sickness remain poorly understood. We know a lot about what causes disease and what prevents us from falling sick; nevertheless, we know little about Continue Reading →
The Anatomy of Health and Sickness
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 →
Book Preview
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 →
Creative Wellness Checklist
Health A sustainable relationship between you and the energies/meanings your symptoms are bringing to your awareness. Symptoms are processes you need to pick up even if they go away. Read Continue Reading →
What Does Health Have To Do With A Sandpile?
Disease is the breakdown of our complex adaptive system we call health. Together our psychologies, brains and immune systems work together in a constant exchange of information to create a Continue Reading →
The Psychology of Change and Growth
Change is a built-in function of life. Everything changes all the time. Then, the second law of thermodynamics suggests that all closed systems are moving towards a state of entropy Continue Reading →