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Call for Participants- Whole Health Therapy for Fibromyalgia Study
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- Published on Friday, 13 June 2008 17:37
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Dr Tami Brady is looking for individuals with Fibromyalgia who are interested in
participating in a six month study set to begin on July 1, 2008. The purpose of
this study is to test the effectiveness of a new methodology for Whole Health
Therapy for Fibromyalgia.
Participants will be divided into three groups. Group A will be a control group which will receive no treatment. Group B will receive regular Whole Health Therapy sessions through distant healing method for one hour once each week (Monday mornings). Group C will receive Whole Health Therapy sessions via the new Reiki Box methodology. This technique allows energies to be sent gradually over the course of one whole day (Mondays).
All therapy and correspondence will be done via distant and email communication. Participants will be asked to complete an entrance survey providing basic background information and then weekly update surveys (to be sent every Wednesday) over the course of six months. All information collected in this project is considered confidential. Therefore, only statistical results will be published.
For more information or to become a participant see http://www.tami-brady.com or email Dr Tami Brady here.Highlights
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