1. Host a Power of Eight group (or 2)

For decades Lynne McTaggart has researched and documented the power of intention. Specifically the what happens when intention is focused on healing.

In this book she reports on the results of her work with group intention and outlines how to host and facilitate small groups (she landed on 8 as a optimum number) so you can experience similar results.

If you are serious about being of service to support your '“patients turned alchemists” to heal, expand your offerings to include Blue Quantum Alchemy Zone medicine of the Power of Eight.

2. Create a “patient” experience that supports healing for all

Based on customer experience methodology effectively applied for over 15 years, including work with major hospitals, and backed by dozens of research studies, this toolkit provides practitioners with a roadmap to design your “patient experience” to support healing.

Includes foundational research information and application guides. Works for every size of organization from solo practitioners (in any field) to multi-campus hospital enterprises.

Toolkit: $49 (download PDF)

3. Move beyond self-care to self-caring

What does it take to align the staff experience to support healing? That was the question asked in this original research study.

There are 5 dimensions: personal practices at home, personal practices at work, interactions with others, clinical and business processes and the business model.

If you are only focused on self-care at home, you’re missing 4 necessary dimensions revealed in the research. Plus, respondents identified 9 key ingredients to incorporate into those dimensions.

Research report: $19 (download PDF)