Illustrated by lively full-color photographs throughout, A Parent's Guide to Crystals addresses the diverse physical and emotional spiritual needs of children during major developmental stages and events.
Foreword
Introduction
The Use of Stones, Crystals and Elixirs
Stones: Pillars of the Adoption Process
Part I: Early Childhood
Surviving the First Months with Your Newborn; A New Baby in the
Family; My Child has a Fever; Mom, I've Got a Tummy Ache; Colic;
Teething; Banishing Fear; Night fears; Enuresis or Bed-wetting;
Urinary infections; Autism
Part 2: The School Years
Overcoming Anxiety on the First Day of School; Group Influence; How
to Triumph over Bullying at School; Developing a Sense of
Organization; Concentration; Managing and Resolving Conflicts;
Studying for Exams; Oral Presentations; Victims of Rejection; The
Art of Self-assertion; Dyslexia; Hyperactivity, Attention Deficit
Disorder or Both?
Part 3: Adolescence and Beyond
Adolescent Menstrual Cramps; Anorexia; Stress and Anxiety; Why
Meditate?
Part 4: Crystal Therapy for Specific Circumstances
Allergies; Asthma; Eczema; Physical Trauma; The Immune System; A
Dying Child; Childhood Cancer; Bereavement
Suggested Stones and Crystals
What is the Group of 5?
Glossary
References
The Group of 5 is a group of therapists in or near Montreal, Canada, who specialize in lithotherapy or healing with stones. The name, The Group of 5, refers to Leonardo da Vinci's five-pointed star, which symbolizes the perfect human being. The therapists who wrote this book have chosen the star to represent them.
“In our ever-more virtual world, there is an urgent need to return
to our roots, to the earth that sustains us.… An approach using
unaltered minerals supports us in adulthood and maintains the
purity and vitality of children. A home embellished with specific
stones confers more benefits than we can possibly imagine. Children
react rapidly and effectively to stones’ energy; they can benefit
from carrying them in their pockets, or wearing them as a bracelet
or necklace.… Of course, there is no doubt that the best therapy
for children is caring parents whose love and attention are the
most precious therapeutic tools.”
—from the foreword by Gaëtan A. Brouillard, MD, director of the
Clinique Médicale de Santé Globale Brouillard, Laval, Quebec, and
consulting physician at Maisonneuve Rosemont Hospital, Montreal
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