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Multilevel Healing Embracing All Dimensions


of Well-Being by Linda Sechrist


r. Wayne Jonas’ curiosity was piqued aſter hearing stories of patients that have experienced healing from chronic illnesses or reclaimed well-being without following conventional


medical advice. So he focused on researching dimensions of healing that Western medical schools never taught him. Te rewards were radical discoveries: whole system science exploring the web of connections within the body; the need to acknowledge an individual’s core multi-dimensions—body/external, behavior/lifestyle, social/ emotional and spiritual/mental—and what’s needed to unlock each person’s inherent capacity for health and healing. Te author of How Healing Works: Get Well and Stay Well


Using Your Hidden Power to Heal, Jonas concludes, “Only 20 percent of healing comes from the treatment agent the doctor applies. A full 80 percent of the healing potential, which lies dormant in everyone, comes from constructing a meaningful treatment response unique to you. Tis is internal, highly personal and uses simple principles and components.” During his 40-year career, Jonas was able to observe multi-level


healings with patients, as well as through other professional roles. He’s served as director of the Office of Alternative Medicine at the National Institutes of Health, a research scientist at the World Health Organization, CEO and president of the former Samueli Institute and director of the medical research fellowship at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. Applying whole system science, Jonas developed the view of


a patient as a veritable ecosystem. “We are more like a garden to be cultivated than a car to be fixed. Healing emerges when we support and strengthen the connections within us—body, behavior, social and spirit—making us more whole,” says Jonas. His broader approach for healing now includes the impacts of beauty, order, an optimal healing environment, connecting with nature, elements that induce an


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