InnTherapy

InnTherapy - Willow Bunch College - Vate Ed Campus

The word 'therapy' derives from Greek for the attempted remediation of a health related problem. Therapy follows diagnosis, the process of identifying a health related condition, ailment or disease by its signs, symptoms, and from the results of various diagnostic procedures. Modern medical procedures and many terms developed out of the temples of health originally instigated in Greece about 2300 years ago. (In the temples of health people needing health treatments were invited to dream. The dreams were interpreted and, from suggestions dreams had provided, a remedy applied.)

Why 'inn'? Our first therapeutic facility (not linked to the medical or pharmaceutical industries started the path to its development in 2008) aims to have inn-like accommodations for people in therapy, and for related training. Therapy is usually provided for people whose health hasn't diminished to a more intensive level of care and can normally be remediated without extreme, or emergency measures being taken. The day therapy most commonly used and/or prescribed by health professionals is usually enough for the likelihood of remediation.

We will tackle more difficult cases, starting with neuroscientists who know the benefit of stimulating the mind to become its own healer, and in many cases its own medicine chest. What we are doing is replicating a healing method used 2000 years ago around the Galilee, 2300 years ago around the Greek Aegean, and 2650 years ago in Ireland at the world's first hospital, and by a small number of people who rediscovered the lost methods since.

For further information, email inntherapy @cprize.org or see our brochure
Or phone 306-473-2665 (SK) or tollfree 888-Minds-RX (646-3779) or 877-Wizard-U

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