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Topic: Bioenergetics

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	colour therapy: chromalive
		Using the latest electronics the bioenergetics of the organs and glands via the reflex zones of the hand are measured and processed by the Biopulsar's software program.
		Simply by placing the client's hand on the Biopulsar handplate within minutes her/his complete energetic profile is displayed on computer screen, showing the energy colours of the client's individual organs and the energy field of their whole body is realistically shown.
		After the body’s bioenergetics are measured then the corresponding therapy colours over the reflex zones is massaged in using the Chromalive® Penlight.
	www.chromalighttherapy.com /applications.html (1241 words)

	Holistic Health Encyclopedia - B
		Especially effective for asthma, migraine and headaches, irritable bowel syndrome, ulcers, sleep disorders and stress.
		Bioenergetic therapists are usually psychiatrists, psychologists or other professional practitioners who have specialized in Reichian therapy.
		Therapy which uses machines to measure and display body functions and states such as heart rate, skin temperature, muscle tention, and brain activity.
	www.findhealer.com /glossary/B.php3 (10216 words)

	MSN - Therapists, Psychlogists, Counseling in British Columbia - BC
		Mark is well qualified to provide help with the variety of problems that cause people to seek out..."
		"I have extensive training in family systems and psychodynamic work including: the capacity to listen, mindfulness, emotion focused, cognitive behavioral, EMDR, Gestalt, Bioenergetics, Bodynamics, Narrative and Solution Focused processes.
		If you are a licensed psychologist, psychiatrist, social worker, marriage and family therapist or counselor in the US or Canada you are invited to add your information to Psychology Today's Therapy Directory.
	cms.psychologytoday.com /msn/state/British+Columbia.html (275 words)

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