Are you a gifted healer? Or someone who is always helping other people and perhaps neglecting your own needs? If so, this call with Dr Prit Gill is for you.
If you miss the call there’s a recorded replay on the same link. Simply register below.
Date: 29 november 2010
Time: 2 pm Switzerland/Central Europe, 8am NY, 5am US Pacific.
Topic: Healer Burnout
On Monday 29 November I’ll be interviewing Dr Gill on healer burnout. Dr Gill has worked as a healer for 33 years. He is assistant Clinical Professor in Medicine, University of California San Francisco School of Medicine and identifies himself as being a holistic physician who happens to be anchored by allopathic scientifically derived medicine. Dr Gill’s life journey has afforded him a rather diverse and different vantage point from which to view his chosen profession.
During the call Dr Gill will be sharing his vast experience with you.
You’ll learn about:
- the role of the healer in society
- What is healer burnout? How to recognise the dangers
- High Risk Personality traits. Is this you?
- What sort of behaviors make you a high risk candidate?
- How to prevent burnout and ensure lifelong joy and reward in healing.
Make sure you don’t miss this fascinating and really useful call.
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Who is Dr Prit Gill?
Dr Gill was born and raised in rural black tribal Africa and had his early formal education grounded in Africa. Hence he absorbed the tenets of practice as well as the role and influence of the traditional African Medicine man and his art very early in his career. Time invested at a Catholic monastically driven seminary allowed him an education into the medieval healing rituals of early western tradition. Because of circumstances related to his family’s spiritual roots he is deeply steeped and influenced by the heritage of Eastern thought and faiths (Buddhist/Hindu/Sikh) as they pertain to the healing of human physical and psychic pain.
In addition having for many years worked intimately with relatively isolated Native American populations on Indian Reservations in Oklahoma and North Dakota, Dr Gill has also assimilated into his perceptual universe the ancient healing wisdom of Native Americans.
Thanks for the share!
Nancy.R