More About Anti Aging There are a wide variety of individual holistic treatments often used to ease the aging process and promote anti-aging techniques and methodologies. Common approaches include: 1. Acupuncture 2. Traditional Chinese Medicine 3. Natural Hormone Therapy 4. Massage 5. Meditation & Relaxation Techniques Brief details of each above mentioned modality or focus [...]

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More About Women’s Health Women’s Health covers a multitude of areas, focused on a holistic approach to overall women’s wellness. Women’s health areas covered include fertility issues, Obstetrics & Gynecology, hormone balance, breast health and midlife transition. Women’s health refers to health and medical issues related specifically to human female anatomy. Associated structures may include [...]

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More About Spiritual Healing Spiritual healing takes the entire person into account, not just their emotional and mental aspects. It examines problems from a spiritual and practical perspective, without endorsing any specific belief doctrine or religious or spiritual belief. It is supportive counseling for the individuals’ belief system, support of the essence of the person [...]

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More About Psychotherapy Psychotherapy is an interpersonal, relational intervention used by trained psychotherapists to aid clients in problems of living. This usually includes increasing individual sense of well-being and reducing subjective discomforting experience. Psychotherapists employ a range of techniques based on experiential relationship building, dialogue, communication and behavior change and that are designed to improve [...]

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More About Meditation Meditation is the process by which an individual attempts to get beyond their conditioned ‘conscious’ thinking mind, and enter into a deeper state of relaxation and awareness. Similar to self-hypnosis, benefits of meditation can include a higher state of consciousness, greater focus, enhanced creativity or self-awareness or simply a more relaxed and [...]

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More About Kinesiology Kinesiology focuses on how the body functions and moves, and is the science of human movement. It is also known as Human Kinetics. Kinesiology focuses on improving and enhancing human movements, having applied both evidence based and scientific medical principles for analysis first. Kinesiologists work in industrial environments, in clinical and fitness [...]

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More About Intuitive Healing A medical intuitive is a person who uses their intuition to find the cause of an emotional or physical condition. They claim to heal illness by connecting with the healing powers of the divine. They are supposed to be able to heal at accelerated speeds, though their ability to diagnose illnesses [...]

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More About Integrative Medicine Integrative medicine is when a practitioner utilizes a combination of traditional and non-traditional healing methods in the treatment of their clients. Non-traditional healing may include a variety of both holistic and alternative therapies. The main difference in integrative medicine is that practitioners consider the mind-body-spirit connection and view the patient as [...]

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More About Feldenkrais Overview The Feldenkrais Method is often regarded as complementary medicine. However, Feldenkrais practitioners generally don’t regard their work as “treatment” or “cure,” because they are not working from the medical model. Instead of directly working a change to the physical body, they are working with the nervous system and enabling discovery of [...]

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More About Feng Shui Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice believed to utilize the laws of earth (geography) and heaven (astronomy) to help one improve life by receiving positive Qi (energy). It is commonly utilized today in the positive arrangement of furniture and items around a home or office, to create positive energy flows [...]

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More About Energy Healing Approaches to energy healing vary widely in their origin, approach and philosophy. Many are predicated (referring to their efficacy) based on some form of energy as yet unknown to science, often referred to as ‘putative energy’ – while others such as ‘spiritual energy’ can be and are often equated to understood [...]

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Wednesday, November 19, 2008 | WELLNESS NEWS · Non-Invasive Muscle Testing Uncovers Allergies with Dr. Melody Hart, ND · Tip of the Week: Stress Less During the Holidays with Dr. Jim Claussen, DC Non-Invasive Muscle Testing Uncovers Allergies with Dr. Melody Hart, ND According to a recent study by the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, [...]

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Winter-Proof Your Immune System ChicagoHealers.com Practitioner Discusses Simple Preparation to Avoid Illness This Winter CHICAGO, IL – With the cold weather already here, it is time to winter-proof the immune system. According to HealingDaily.com, sinus problems are the number one reason that people see doctors, especially towards the end of the year. Sinus congestion is [...]

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More About Chiropractic Chiropractic is a health care profession that focuses on the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal system disorders, with particular emphasis on the spine. The general hypothesis is that these disorders affect overall general health via the nervous system. Chiropractic care is generally viewed as a holistic and alternative medicine, which many [...]

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More About Astrology Astrology centers on the belief that knowledge of the positioning of celestial bodies and other related details, is useful in understanding, interpreting and organizing information about an individuals personality and other matters. Someone who practices astrology is called an ‘astrologer’ or an ‘astrologist’. Astrology has been around for centuries, having first been [...]

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Women’s Health Magazine – March 2009 Dr. Kristina Sargent on how to cut 100 calories in different eating situations.

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iParenting.com – November 21, 2008 Dr. Robert Scott’s article on artificial sweetners. Link: http://www.iparenting.com/channels/news/index.php?newsid=5543

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Agirlnamedguy.com – November 25, 2008 Dr. Jim Claussen’s article “Stress Less During the Holidays”. Link: http://www.agirlnamedguy.com/daisy/content/view/429/48/

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Modernsage.com – December 2008 Dr. Tom Bayne’s article on winter-proofing your immune system. Link: http://modernsage.com/Expert/ArticleDetails.aspx?Mode=&Article_Id=651

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How To Use The ChicagoHealers.com Website At Chicago Healers we focus on a holistic approach to life and wellbeing. We are invested in you, the site visitor – and direct our time and attention on enabling you to learn and grow in good health. Through our website, you have the ability to research alternative approaches [...]

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More About Nutrition NUTRITION & FOOD Practitioners on our site, focus their work around nutrition on maintaining health and longevity through the use of tools and evaluation. They can then direct clients in applicable dietary changes and advise them on any necessary vitamin/mineral supplements they should take, to benefit their overall health & wellbeing. What [...]

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More About Naturopathic Medicine Naturopathic Medicine is the comprehensive practice based on educating patients to take responsibility over lifestyle, diet, and habits. It is based on the premise that the body can ‘heal itself’ and uses the body’s intrinsic ability to do so. Naturopaths prefer to use natural remedies like herbs, essential oils and foods, [...]

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Today’s Chicago Woman – November 2008 Julie Casserly’s book The Emotion Behind Money is featured.

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Holistic General Practice Listen to information about Holistic General Practice. Find Holistic General Practitioners by clicking here View more videos by clicking here

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Wednesday, November 12, 2008 | WELLNESS NEWS · Holiday Planning & Penny Saving with Julie Casserly, MBA · Tip of the Week: Ditch the Wheat for Gluten-Free Awareness Month with Dr. Helen Lee, DC Holiday Planning & Penny Saving with Julie Murphy Casserly, CFP According to a recent Nielsen Survey, 35 percent of surveyed U.S. [...]

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Agirlnamedguy.com – November 10, 2008 Malina Chin’s article on simple foods to kick the holiday pounds. Link: http://www.agirlnamedguy.com/daisy/content/view/427/2/

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Modernsage.com – November 20, 2008 Dr. Robert Scott’s article on artificial sweetners. Link: http://www.modernsage.com/Expert/ArticleDetails.aspx?Mode=&Article_Id=644

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Modernsage.com – November 10, 2008 Dr. Martha Howard’s article on acupuncture for menopause. Link: http://www.modernsage.com/Expert/ArticleDetails.aspx?Mode=&Article_Id=645

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Doctor’s Book of Home Remedies – August 2009 Dr. Martha Howard is interviewed on home remedies for various illnesses.

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Today’s Chicago Woman – January 2009 Dr. Ray Hatland – Expert Q&A about chewing gum and how it can effect your gums.

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Today’s Chicago Woman – February 2009 Dr. Robert Scott – Expert Q&A about artificial sweetners.

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Why Consider A Holistic Approach To Life? By Chicago Healers As individuals seeking a healthy, happy and productive life, it is important to consider where we come from, and what benefits us and those around us in achieving our goals, whether they be greater health, awareness or happiness. A full holistic approach to life considers [...]

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Your Brain And You By Monica Talebnia You are the lucky owner of a magnificent piece of biological machinery – the human brain. Your brain is always on, performs lightning-fast calculations, and is a whiz at making connections between seemingly unrelated factors and observations. The only downside is that your brain didn’t come with an [...]

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Holiday Guide To Back Care By Dr Jim Claussen Parties. Gift shopping. Family gatherings. Curling up to watch a favorite movie on the couch…. The holiday season is full of reasons for good cheer. And yet, according to the American Physical Therapy Association, it is also prime time for Americans to suffer from back and [...]

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Wednesday, November 5, 2008 | WELLNESS NEWS · What You Can Learn About Your Health From Hair and Saliva Testing with Dr. Monica Talebnia, DC · Tip of the Week: Using Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine to Help Alleviate Menopause Symptoms with Dr. Martha H. Howard, MD What You Can Learn About Your Health From [...]

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100′s-of-tips.com – October 19, 2008 Dr. Monica Talebnia on anti-aging. Link: http://www.100s-of-tips.com/blog/2008/10/19/anti-aging-advice-for-men-and-women/

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iParenting.com – November 3, 2008 Dr. Tom Bayne on diagnosing breast cancer. Link: http://www.iparenting.com/channels/news/index.php?newsid=5469

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iParenting.com – November 3, 2008 Karen Erickson on being “smoke-free”. Link:  http://www.iparenting.com/channels/news/index.php?newsid=5528&channel=13

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Therapytimes.com – November 3, 2008 Dr. Harry Hong on childhood obesity. Link: http://www.therapytimes.com/content=0202J84C4896A684406040441

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Wednesday, October 29, 2008 | WELLNESS NEWS • Keeping Up With Mental and Physical Health After Menopause with Dr. Marilyn Mitchell, MD • Tip of the Week: Sweet & Safe Alternatives to Harmful Artificial Sweeteners with Dr. Robert Scott, DC Keeping Up With Mental and Physical Health After Menopause With Dr. Marilyn Mitchell, MD According [...]

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