Parents and children are a dynamic family unity. They all live together, interact with each other, share thoughts & feelings, and influence the behavior & responses of the other family members. Each person is separate yet each is part of the total unit. The family unit can be discordant and troubled; it can be harmonious & peaceful; it can be functioning well or it can be very dysfunctional with many unhappy members. Parents often bring a child into our office so that we will "fix" their child. Since the child is part of the family we often have to improve the relationships within the family unit. Although they are doing their best, parents often cannot see the causes of the family problem. That's because many of the causes are old feelings, thoughts, fears, attitudes, doubts and perceptions within the subconscious mind of the various family members. These deeply hidden elements or characteristics of the personality may be found in Mom, Dad, or in the kids.

Therefore, whenever we see a young person for self-improvement or therapy, we teach self-healing win inner awarenss to the adults as well. In fact, it is our policy to do therapy with a child only if the parents in the household agree to do complete self-healing as well. The progress of each person is monitored as the doctor goes through the healing sessions with the child. So Self-healing will be used with both parents and children to re-establish successful relationships & restore normal family function & harmony. Parents may also need to learn some newer & more effective parenting skills. They are also taught how to prevent & eliminate both personal & family stress and improve parent-child interaction skills.

Besides dealing with family discord, self-healing is used to help children & teens understand the difficulties occurring in their lives, how to cope with stress, build self-esteem, evaluate peer pressures, and to learn to manage their complex development. You can use self-healing to calm your household, eliminate parent-child conflicts & tension; prevent stress-related physical upsets & illness, behavior problems, insecurity, anger control, nail biting, hair pulling, self-mutilation, unreasonable defiance, self-confidence, relationships, bed wetting, frightening dreams, excessive worry, & fears.