Pranic healing: an energy-based healing practice for the contemporary nurse.

Wendy, Hofer; Nina, Bruni

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Pranic healing: an energy-based healing practice for the contemporary nurse.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 21 Aug 2002 English Journal:The Australian journal of holistic nursing, volume 9 (issn: 1322-8803,

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Authors: Wendy, Hofer; Nina, Bruni;

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Pranic healing: an energy-based healing practice for the contemporary nurse.

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Abstract

This paper argues for the introduction of Pranic Healing (PH), an energy-based complementary healing technique, within clinical nursing practice. It explores the ideological foundation of PH and its potential to promote clients' well-being. Selected 'scientific discoveries' supporting the efficacy of energy therapies, such as PH, are noted.

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Complementary Therapies, Medicine, East Asian Traditional, Mind-Body Relations, Metaphysical, Holistic Nursing, Qi, Humans, Holistic Health

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