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WARNING
Craig Branch
The following is a list of practices which claim to have medical or psychological validity but actually the source of, impetus behind, underlying world-view or ultimate goal is that of New Age / occultic / eastern mysticism.
If you have a question concerning any of these practices, please contact Watchman Fellowship for relevant information.
- acupressure
- acupuncture
- applied kinesiology
- aikido
- allopathic medicine
- aromatherapy
- astrology
- autogenics
- behavioral kinesiology
- bioenergetics
- Edgar Cayce
- chi
- chakras
- color therapy
- crystals
- Do'in
- functional integration
- guided imagery visualization
- hypnosis
- iridology
- jin shin do
- kundalini
- life force
- macrobiotics
- meditation (transcendental)
- moxibustion
- mind psyche
- orgonomy
- prana
- poloarity therapy
- radionics
- reflexology
- reiki
- rolfing
- shamanism
- shiatsu
- spiritism (channeling)
- tai chi chaun
- therapeutic touch
- Touch for Health
- universal energy
- yin yang
- zone therapy
Some Leadership of New Age Therapy
American Holistic Medical Association
- Herbert Benson
- Harold Bloomfield
- Body Mind Spirit (magazine)
- John Bradshaw
- Edgar Cayce
- Center for Attitudinal Healing
- Linda Clark
- Esalen
- Findhorn
- Elmer and Alyce Green
- Dr. Gerald Jampolski
- Dr. Delores Krieger
- Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
- Edgar Mitchell
- Dr. Raymond Moody
- Michael Murphy
- B.J. and D.D. Palmer
- M. Scott Peck
- Prevention Magazine
- William Reich
- Dr. Bernie Siegel
- Carl Simonton
- Olga Worrall
CAUTION
The following practices have legitimate application which are not in conflict with science or Christianity but they also have illegitimate and occultic practitioners and applications. Become informed so that you can discern the difference.
- biofeedback
- chiropractic
- naturopathy
- herbology
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