Theology is the study of religion and the nature of God's relationship with the universe. Religion simply means "to bind again." In ancient times, religions, magic and medicine were interrelated and inseparable. Based on ancient wisdom, the purpose of Theocentric Therapy is to help clients bind back with their Source through the applications of prayer, meditation and mental/spiritual healing. Research studies have shown that all three of these forms of Theocentric Therapy as highly effective. In his book, Healing Words, Larry Dossey, M.D. provides some compelling evidence of how effective prayer, meditation and many forms of mental/spiritual healing have worked for people suffering from a wide range of psychological and physical disorders. These disorders may be the result of stress related problems; a death in the family or a death of a close friend; difficulty sleeping, relaxing, focusing or concentrating; or a traumatic event that happened sometime in the past.

What is Mental/Spiritual Healing?
Mental/Spiritual Healing is a wide variety of techniques that involve a sender and a receiver. The sender or healer focuses his or her intention to heal the receiver or patient. To accompany the mental intention of the practitioner of mental/spiritual healing, he or she may pass their hands along the receiver's body in close proximity (several inches away) in order to manipulate the patients energy flow. Sometimes the distance is of greater distance away from the recipient (several feet to many miles), but keep in mind that the practitioner's will to heal the patient is the most important aspect of the healing practice. Mental/Spiritual Healing is found in many traditions including: Yoga (East Indian), Qigong (Chinese), Huna (Native Hawaiian) and Reiki (Japanese). Of these, both Yoga and Qigong are offered through Integrated HealthCare Clinics, Inc.