EHE Book Reviews

Healing EEs/EHEs/Healing Process Record Type: Review ID: 960
The Power to Heal: An Investigation of Healing and the Healing Experience Harvey, David
Journalist Harvey surveys psychic healing, primarily in Great Britain. He describes the work of the National Federation of Spiritual Healers, and through depictions of the life and work of individual healers past and present he provides a history of unorthodox healing (psychic, spiritual, and mediumistic). The individual healers touched on are Rose Dawson, Rose Gladden, Harry Edwards, John Cain, George Chapman, and Edgar Chase. Harvey also presents the results of a survey he conducted of people who had been treated by healers with positive results. The survey asked whether people had benefitted from treatment, and if so, how. It examined the circumstances under which any improvement occurred, and the way in which the healing was experienced during the time of treatment. There are chapters discussing how medicine can benefit from healers, a brief and selective survey of research on healing, and a summary of theories of healing. There is an appendix on "Finding a Healer and Learning to Heal," and a select, briefly annotated bibliography of 18 books on healing.
Publisher Information:	Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, England: Aquarian Press, 1983. 192p. 4 figures; 14 illustrations; Index: 191-192; Select bibliography: 187-190

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The Power to Heal: An Investigation of Healing and the Healing Experience