Complementary therapies, healing and health

This book was written during one of the toughest trials in my life as I watched daily my aunt who I loved like my own mother battled adversity.

This was written because often, as nurses, we see the physical side of illness but miss how it affects the whole person.

We have more power to heal ourselves than we have been led to believe.

Anyone experiencing grief over the loss of a loved one has a long and sad road to travel, a journey that can seem like an endless tunnel.

My book is about believing in a higher power that will help you rediscover who you are and strengthen you to live a more meaningful life.

"e;Tis far better to have loved and lost than to have never loved at all.

My name is Lavance Washington.

Have you ever wondered if there is more to life then we can see?

The traditional medicines of Middle Asia are rich and varied - from the Ayurveda and Siddha medicines of India, to the Unani and Sufi healing practices of the Middle East.

More than three million people in the United States suffer from bipolar disorder, a mental illness that is now classified as one of the ten leading causes of disability in the US and the world.

The author of Wisdom from a Wheelchair has been disabled since she was twelve years old.