healee

Related to healee: Heelys, healer

healee

(hiːˈliː)

1. (Medicine) a person who is being healed

2. (Complementary Medicine) a person who is being healed

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Krieger stated "during TT the healer acts as a human support system, [his or her] own health energy field providing the scaffolding to guide the re-patterning of the healee's weakened and disrupted energy flow.

Exploring the experience and impact of therapeutic touch treatments for nurse colleagues

Contact: Dr David Healee, Postgraduate Head of Health Care Practice at the Auckland University of Technology.

RN Assistant to the anaesthetist update

The healing process becomes a cocreated experience, whereby the healer and healee develop a joint awareness about the body-mind state of the healee, and offers an alternative stance the healee can utilize.

Exceptional Experience and Health: Essays on Mind, Body and Human Potential

Psychology, for example, can examine the dynamics of the relationship between healer and healee, and look at physiological processes that may be involved such as those studied by psychonueroimmunology (PNI)).

Doing theology in dialogue with psychology

In her book (see resources), Therapeutic Touch founder Delores Krieger describes it as follows: "The healer sensitively draws upon the universal energies that are the backdrop to all living events and within which both healer and healee [sic] are figures sharing a unitary nature."

Healing touch & SCI: is this therapy's approach at odds with conventional medicine's focus on fixing the pieces?

Dossey also examines research on "nonlocal" healing where the healee was unaware that prayer was being projected from a distance.

Doctors, scientists move over, make room for God at sickbed

To make enquires about the Certificate of Proficiency RNAA course, contact Dr David Healee, Postgraduate Head of Health Care Practice at the Auckland University of Technology.

AUT plans pilot RNA anaesthetist certificate course

Healing is sometimes a surprise to both the healee and those who work to promote recovery or cure.

Commentary on focusing awareness: the process of extraordinary healing from a Rogerian perspective

The authors describe a characteristic inner attitude that seems necessary for the success of healers: a decrease in robust effort, an enhanced sensitivity toward inner events, and an absorption that allows a "surrender" to the healing process or to the healee. Such terms as empathy, selfless love, sympathy, and compassion are often used to describe the way healers relate to the person in need.

Spiritual Dimensions of Healing

In this sense, it is difficult to designate one as "healer" and one as "healee." Indeed, given the nature of unitary field processes, each can be both, with the "healee" mobilizing her/his own innate healing abilities and the "healer" experiencing enhanced well-being.

Therapeutic touch: the view from Rogerian nursing science

He encourages "healees" to write down their experiences so that others may learn from these.

Healers

Moreover, she does not mention Rhea White's valuable collection of accounts and analyses of psi experiences published for many years in her journal, Exceptional Human Experience, nor, for instance, the phenomenological analyses of healers' and healees' firsthand experiences of PK that White and her colleagues (Krippner, Winstead III, & White, 2002) carried out.