My 19 years as a nurse has taught me that “western” medicine primarily treats symptoms.  Treating symptoms does not heal disease, or as Ms. Louis Hay, author of “You Can Heal Your Life” taught me to call it; dis-ease. 

Everything broken down to its smallest form is energy.  The difference between you and lets say a tree, is that you have different energy.  The difference between a healthy person who feels good and an unhealthy person experiencing pain is the energy. 

I have learned several methods of energy healing and combined them into my special brand of energy healing, called Intentional Healing.  Pain can be reduced without the use of touch.  This can be done in person or  over the phone.  Experience this amazing healing on my “Intentional Healing Conference Calls”. 

The beauty of intentional healing is that it is not invasive.  There are no harmful chemicals or painful treatments.    Intentional healing teaches you how to manage your own energy to create the health you want.  Once you learn how to do this, you can heal anything.  Everything is healable.  The medical community will disagree with me, but we have all heard stories or even know people who have done things that have baffled the medical community.  We are all self-healing machines, we just have to learn how to heal ourselves. 

If your pain or illness is stopping you from enjoying life, Intentional Healing can help.  You will learn how to reduce pain, increase movement and keep your energy flowing so that you stay healthy and fit.  We have been taught that dis-ease and illness “just happen” and there is little that we can do about it.  My greatest wish is for everyone to know just how amazing they are and that anything is possible.  In my career as a nurse I have seen people live who should have died and people die who should have lived.  This is how I know that anything is possible.   Stop believing in dis-ease, illness, old age and injury and start enjoying life to it’s fullest. 

These beautiful photographs are courtesy of my amazing sister; Tannie Cyr