Lana is a business and marketing communications consultant and the owner and manager of Energy Connections. She has been active in the integrative health field for more than 15 years as a happy consumer and avid researcher. She has assisted several leaders in the field with product development and marketing communications and has served on the board of the Association for Comprehensive Energy Psychology (ACEP) as marketing director and communications director.
Lana is the owner of Talking Feather Communications, a media company dedicated to encouraging responsible communication.
Email: lana@talkingfeathercommunications.com
Short definitions to get you started.
Energy healing, as used on this site, refers to healing methods, systems, practices, and techniques that are based on the concept of subtle energy—energies that proponents believe surround, run through, and operate in the human body.
Energy medicine is an umbrella term for medical systems, such as traditional Chinese medicine and medical qigong, that use methods based on subtle energy.
Energy psychology is an umbrella term for mind-body therapies and techniques that address disruptions of subtle energy that appear to cause emotional distress, negative thinking and unwanted behaviors. Methods include working with the human energy system through acupressure-like techniques, such as Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) and Thought Field Therapy (TFT), that feature self-tapping on particular points on the body. Other techniques work with the body's chakra, aura or biofield. Some techniques are based on the concept of "thought energy fields" that operate on the quantum level.
Energy coaching, a fairly new term, refers to using energy psychology techniques in coaching settings.
Energy psychiatry is a term popularized by Judith Orloff, M.D. to describe her energy-based psychiatry practice.