Publisher's Synopsis
Shiatsu or therapeutic touch, aromatherapy or
homoepathy? Anybody seeking help beyond orthodox
medical treatment has a bewildering variety of
complementary techniques and alternative therapies
to choose from.
In The Psychology of Healing, Murry Hope surveys the
healing arts from the earliest days of ancient Egypt
to the latest discoveries in the fields of science and
complementary medicine.
In examining the majority of healing methods in use
today, she explores their history, how they work,
who would be most likely to benefit and
the psychology underlying each one.
Well researched, informal and eminently
readable, this is a book that lay reader and
professional alike will find indispensable.
