Comments for dharmadoctors.org http://dharmadoctors.org/blog Buddhist inspired resources for physicians and other health care professionals. Wed, 03 Apr 2013 01:40:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 Comment on Directory by Sean Patrick Hatt, Ph.D. http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/directory/comment-page-1/#comment-24477 Sean Patrick Hatt, Ph.D. Wed, 03 Apr 2013 01:40:24 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/directory/#comment-24477 Hi Mark, Please feel free to share my practice in any way that may benefit all beings. Seattle Integrative Psychology Seattle Integrative Health, PS 711 N. 35th St, Suite 206 Seattle, WA 98103 206-801-3214 http://www.seattleintegrativepsychology.com In a nutshell, I am interested in exploring the complex interactions between: Wholeness of Self/Being Health of Body and Brain Harmonious Relating Through the lenses of: East and West Cutting Edge and Ancient Sacred and Secular Much Metta, Sean Patrick Hatt, Ph.D. Hi Mark,
Please feel free to share my practice in any way that may benefit all beings.

Seattle Integrative Psychology
Seattle Integrative Health, PS
711 N. 35th St, Suite 206
Seattle, WA 98103
206-801-3214
http://www.seattleintegrativepsychology.com

In a nutshell, I am interested in exploring the complex interactions between:

Wholeness of Self/Being
Health of Body and Brain
Harmonious Relating

Through the lenses of:

East and West
Cutting Edge and Ancient
Sacred and Secular

Much Metta,

Sean Patrick Hatt, Ph.D.

]]> Comment on About by mia http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/about/comment-page-1/#comment-17735 mia Sat, 08 Dec 2012 11:27:22 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/about/#comment-17735 Hi Mark, We met at Shambhala and I used to visit your site. I had once been invited to Poly Clinic to offer mindfulness based (stuff) for staff and possibly patients. I'd love to talk. I'm glad to see the site is still active. I'm about to spread the word. Warmly, Mia Hi Mark, We met at Shambhala and I used to visit your site. I had once been invited to Poly Clinic to offer mindfulness based (stuff) for staff and possibly patients. I’d love to talk. I’m glad to see the site is still active. I’m about to spread the word.

Warmly, Mia

]]> Comment on How It Works by Rona Lieberman,M.D. http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/how-it-works/comment-page-1/#comment-2862 Rona Lieberman,M.D. Sat, 07 Jan 2012 18:37:38 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/?page_id=272#comment-2862 Thank you. Finally a place/site integrating my two essential practices....Medicine and Buddhism. This hasn't happened since I was the doctor at a Tibetan Monastery & Tibetan Refugee Resettlement area. For me, this is Integrative Medicine. Thank you, Rona Lieberman,MD Thank you. Finally a place/site integrating my two essential
practices….Medicine and Buddhism. This hasn’t happened
since I was the doctor at a Tibetan Monastery & Tibetan
Refugee Resettlement area.

For me, this is Integrative Medicine.

Thank you,
Rona Lieberman,MD

]]> Comment on Pora Tulku Rinpoche’s Hospital in Nangchen Par Ka, Eastern Tibet by Anthony Giovanniello, MS.Ac.L.Ac. http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/2009/02/pora-tulku-rinpoche-with-his-hospital-in-nangchen-par-ka-in-eastern-tibet/comment-page-1/#comment-2463 Anthony Giovanniello, MS.Ac.L.Ac. Sun, 04 Dec 2011 15:28:55 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/?p=374#comment-2463 Hello, Great discussion. I am the founder of Acupuncture Ambassadors (www.acupunctureambassadors.org). At present we are helping a group called Moxafrica.org They are doing a Phase II study using moxibustion for TB and HIV. I know that is research will transform the work of medical practitioners to fight TB worldwide. I would be very interested in working with all groups including other Acupuncture groups to help people in Tibet. Let me know what we may be able to do together. Thank you. Best regards, Anthony Hello, Great discussion.

I am the founder of Acupuncture Ambassadors (www.acupunctureambassadors.org). At present we are helping a group called Moxafrica.org They are doing a Phase II study using moxibustion for TB and HIV. I know that is research will transform the work of medical practitioners to fight TB worldwide.

I would be very interested in working with all groups including other Acupuncture groups to help people in Tibet. Let me know what we may be able to do together.
Thank you.
Best regards, Anthony

]]> Comment on Directory by Healthcare Faith http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/directory/comment-page-1/#comment-2298 Healthcare Faith Mon, 19 Sep 2011 13:44:47 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/directory/#comment-2298 Beautiful website, I am a nurse who is passionate about spirituality in healthcare. Therefore, I have developed a website on the subject with a forum and soon to be resources page etc. Obviously with your amazing website is added. Best of luck, metta hf Beautiful website, I am a nurse who is passionate about spirituality in healthcare. Therefore, I have developed a website on the subject with a forum and soon to be resources page etc. Obviously with your amazing website is added. Best of luck, metta hf

]]> Comment on How Meditation May Change the Brain by Salinya http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/2011/02/how-meditation-may-change-the-brain/comment-page-1/#comment-2148 Salinya Sun, 05 Jun 2011 09:49:43 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/?p=840#comment-2148 Hello! Very recently have I began reading about mindfulness and meditation, and although without seeking professional opinion, I have already identified that should I enroll in a meditation course, I will be unable to focus. As I learn more from books and blogs (like this one) I tend to think that I have been living life mindlessly, doing things merely because it has been my routine for my whole life. I seriously am considering going into a meditation class, changing my perspective in life and being aware of myself and the life I am living. I have always had questioned whether I will be able to attain the state of “inner peace” by being mindful, but I guess I wouldn’t really know until I try. I do hope I will be able to be fully aware, “mindful” of myself. I just need to know the first step. Hello! Very recently have I began reading about mindfulness and meditation, and although without seeking professional opinion, I have already identified that should I enroll in a meditation course, I will be unable to focus. As I learn more from books and blogs (like this one) I tend to think that I have been living life mindlessly, doing things merely because it has been my routine for my whole life. I seriously am considering going into a meditation class, changing my perspective in life and being aware of myself and the life I am living. I have always had questioned whether I will be able to attain the state of “inner peace” by being mindful, but I guess I wouldn’t really know until I try. I do hope I will be able to be fully aware, “mindful” of myself. I just need to know the first step.

]]> Comment on Effect of progressive self-focus meditation on attention, anxiety, and depression scores by Jason http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/2010/08/effect-of-progressive-self-focus-meditation-on-attention-anxiety-and-depression-scores/comment-page-1/#comment-1483 Jason Mon, 27 Dec 2010 03:44:06 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/?p=787#comment-1483 What exactly is progressive self-focus meditation, do you know? What exactly is progressive self-focus meditation, do you know?

]]> Comment on Directory by juliet hwang http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/directory/comment-page-1/#comment-1406 juliet hwang Fri, 15 Oct 2010 05:34:01 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/directory/#comment-1406 dearest mark, i hope you are doing well. what a blessing to find your website! it is such a rich compliation of all the research and thoughtful work out there about mindfulness and healthcare. my name is juliet hwang and i am pediatrician in los angeles. i have been incorporating mindfulness in my clinic practice for the past several years. it works especially well for children with psychosomatic problems, anxiety, headaches, etc. i am also teaching a mindfulness meditation group for homeless men and women in recovery at a local non profit organization. that is one of the most fulfilling things i have ever done. i am giving a presentation at a conference this weekend in baltimore to help bring mindfulness to health care providers. i think it's important to take the time and nourish ourselves while we are working. thank you for nourishing my seeds of joy and happiness in the practice. a lotus to you, juliet hwang dearest mark,
i hope you are doing well. what a blessing to find your website! it is such a rich compliation of all the research and thoughtful work out there about mindfulness and healthcare.

my name is juliet hwang and i am pediatrician in los angeles. i have been incorporating mindfulness in my clinic practice for the past several years. it works especially well for children with psychosomatic problems, anxiety, headaches, etc. i am also teaching a mindfulness meditation group for homeless men and women in recovery at a local non profit organization. that is one of the most fulfilling things i have ever done.

i am giving a presentation at a conference this weekend in baltimore to help bring mindfulness to health care providers. i think it’s important to take the time and nourish ourselves while we are working.

thank you for nourishing my seeds of joy and happiness in the practice.

a lotus to you,
juliet hwang

]]> Comment on How It Works by Alexandra Ziegel http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/how-it-works/comment-page-1/#comment-1358 Alexandra Ziegel Wed, 23 Jun 2010 17:55:22 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/?page_id=272#comment-1358 Thank you for creating this website. Thank you for creating this website.

]]> Comment on About by Alexandra Ziegel http://dharmadoctors.org/blog/about/comment-page-1/#comment-1357 Alexandra Ziegel Wed, 23 Jun 2010 17:54:19 +0000 http://dharmadoctors.org/about/#comment-1357 Please add me to your mailing list if possible. Thank you. Alexandra Ziegel (20 years living with Fibroymalgia, CFS and related syndromes. 43 years trying to understand, accept and heal my physical body.) Boston, MA Please add me to your mailing list if possible.
Thank you.
Alexandra Ziegel (20 years living with Fibroymalgia, CFS and related syndromes. 43 years trying to understand, accept and heal my physical body.)
Boston, MA

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