Who is this doctor, and why is she doing Healing Touch? I am a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner/Instructor, and Qualified Mentor for Healing Touch Practitioner Apprentices. Despite not being able to teach live introductory, self-care or Level 1 classes since the pandemic began, I am hopeful for resuming in 2022. Using Zoom, I now lead… Continue reading About Penny
In the 21 months since the COVID pandemic reached our far corner of NW Washington state, doing a live energy healing session is certainly less common, done only for those who are also fully vaccinated, usually with masking. Fortunately, distance healing sessions are much easier with Zoom calls allowing both audio and visual interaction with… Continue reading Distance Healing in the time of COVID
This short video was produced by the Chicago area VA system about use of Healing Touch for veterans, & how much it has helped them, especially with PTSD. It included interviews with the veterans about their personal experiences. I offer this to encourage more HT students & practitioners to consider volunteering to do HT sessions… Continue reading Video of Healing Touch in Chicago VA Centers
This is an excerpt from a post by Jackie Lawson, HTCP on her web page. I have heard athletes talk about being “in the zone,” and I have read many accounts of artists and musicians describing their experience of “aesthetic rapture.” Now I am finding people from every discipline talking about “Flow.” Flow is a… Continue reading FLOW as it applies to Energy Healing work
Coming up on May 4-5, 2019, in sunny Sequim, WA, is a great opportunity to learn some easy self-care techniques using Healing Touch. My Level 1 Healing Touch class includes many easy-to-learn techniques to help yourself and others to de-stress, relieve pain, reduce anxiety & depression, sleep better, strengthen you immune system and improve you… Continue reading Want to learn basic energy self care?
“Wholeness experienced first hand is infinite in its diversity and finds itself mirrored and embedded in each particular, like the Hindu goddess Indra’s net, a symbol of the Universe, which has jewels at all the vertices, each one capturing the reflections of the entire net and so containing the whole.” Should we worship, uniformly, at… Continue reading The Value of Oneness, ‘Eachness’ and ‘Suchness’
Himalayan Singing Bowl Therapy by Penny Burdick, MD, HTCP/I I took a class in use of singing bowls for sound healing and massage in the Kathmandu valley of Nepal, Nov. 2019, from Shree Krishna Shahi, a 3rd generation singing bowl master/healer. He teaches, does healing sessions and gives concerts all over the world. The… Continue reading Himalayan Singing Bowls Chakra Balancing Technique
A client in her 50’s who lives over 1000 miles from me has received a series of these sessions for residual head symptoms from a severe concussion several years ago and a complex fracture of her upper arm 4 months ago. This distance work is done via ZOOM calls. At the end of today’s session, in January 2021, she gave me this feedback:
“It was SO GOOD!” repeated 3 times, with a big grin on her face. “It was a lot in my head at first. I kept getting the word ‘subtle,’ a strong kind of subtle energy, like water healing.” “I felt the Healing Touch on my arm, and grounding in the back of my head and neck. It was very powerful, like a lot had been cleared.”
Regarding a Full Spectrum Healing session done January 2021 during a prolonged MRI scan. This client has always had problems with claustrophobia with these scans, and required sedation for all previous scans. Having decided to try this scan without any pre-medication, the client contacted me requesting a treatment at the time of the scan. Here was his feedback after the scan was completed:
“I’ve been getting at least one MRI scan every year for the past 10 years, and this was by far the most peaceful and calm. It was physically uncomfortable, but I did not have that feeling of being on the edge of panic the whole time, which was delightful. Thank you so much for the treatment!”
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Hi Penny – I was the head nurse in the Memorial SW office when you were a resident .
Your name popped into my head today so I decided to google you to see where you ended up.
At the time I thought you were headed toward Wyoming.
I don’t remember many of the residents names, but I remember you as being so caring and sensitive to your patients needs. So this new direction you have taken seems true to the young resident I remember!
Best of luck!
Karen Hickman Thompson
Very nice site Penny,
Easy to read and comforting to look at. I am looking forward to our sessions.
Our thoughts ride the wind… Linda Silvas
Lovely website Penny! May you and your good healing work be an inspiration for others to follow. Blessings, Jodi
What a gorgeous website Dr. Penny!
I like the way you tied it into Goodreads. I need to figure out how to do that. Will you share how you did it?
Love, Dorothea.
well done Penny. May happiness health and prosperity be with you on your Healing Journey. Love, G