Author Archives: Dr. Kathleen Quinn

“Self-care techniques are a mandatory component for all people practicing holism. Recognizing the need for education and the importance of fostering self-responsibility is essential. Self-care is still the predominant mode of health care” (Chernin as cited in Kunz*). Thirty years have elapsed since Kunz* began … Continue reading →

by Dr. Kathleen C. Quinn As little as fifty years ago, this title would have been useless. Nobody needed menopause management! The “why” is crucial for today’s women to understand. As an example: My grandmother died in her sleep the … Continue reading →

If you cling to an idea as the inalterable truth, then when the truth does come in person and knock at your door, you will not be able to open the door and accept it. -Udana Sutta

To continue our thoughts on mind influencing body, part of the serious work of Discovery has to do with impacting the mind/body connection bringing to it an aspect of spirituality. Now this spirituality has dimensions that may or may not be within the scope of what is commonly called spirituality. Often, we view spirituality and want to call it religion or denominationalism. While it is true that there are varieties of religious experience, not all religious denominations support various religious experiences on an individual basis. Continue reading →