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About Zenergetics: The science of energetic medicine

Lowell's work combines a variety of approaches: Body Oriented Psychotherapy Based on the principles of Wilhelm Reich this form of psychotherapy, this approach not only addresses psychodynamics, but takes into account the energy flow in the body. Releasing deep seated blockages in the body can release the energetic source of inner, emotional or psychological conflicts and disturbances bringing greater freedom to mind and body. Global Diagnostics This is probably the most sophisticated bio-resonance instrument presently available. It is capable of measuring, with great accuracy, over 600 energetic dis-balances at an electromagnetic level and also the assessment of over 5200 negative influences on the body. This enables a deep understanding of biological processes in the body and hence the possibility to correct and maintain health. Using very exact and fine micro-currents, it is possible to bring about health within the physical body at a very causative level. Treatments are supported with indicated nutritional support. White Light Radionics Developed in the late 60's, this instrument has an extreme level of sensitivity, allowing a clear blue print to be made of a person. This includes assessment of not only physical disturbances but also emotional and psychological, along with deep seated hereditary and generational weaknesses which can then be addressed and cleared. Classical Homeopathy Developed over 200 years ago this is probably the most complete system of energetic medicine today. It's application can often release the body and mind from deep trauma and illness. Working at an energetic level it is a most powerful system that is especially potent in the treatment of psychological and emotional symptoms, such as depression, anxieties, obsessions, etc.. Lowell is registered with The Alliance of Registered Homeopaths (all members are insured, fully qualified and observe strict codes of Professional Conduct and Safe Practice)