Hungry for the Truth, December 13, 2016
Det David & Dr Lana Love explore a therapeutic technique called "Adaptive Empowerment Therapy.
Modern medical science attempts to treat people with "psychiatric disorders". It may be possible to treat mental issues by having a different perspective.
Throughout history we have seen people with significant medical challenges achieve phenomenal success . . . and not in spite of it . . . but because of it.
Adaptive Empowerment Therapy is a modality where the doctor/therapist/healer assists the patient or client in looking at how their "disability" might actually be an "ability" that the person can use to achieve success in some area of their life.
We have special guest Jacqueline Boyd joining us on the show.
Guest, Jacqueline Boyd
Jacqueline Boyd Born in Sydney Australia 1975
Relative of artist Author Boyd.
At age 12, Jacqui sold a painting at gallery to Environment Minister Tim Moore who displayed the painting in Parliament House Sydney Competed in dressage on a national level.
Won Rider of the Year twice. Turned down position to train the stallions at El-Cabano Blanco.
Formidable chess player, has won a match against the NSW state chess champion and played a famous grand master from Russia.
During her teen years, Jacqui committed to volunteer work including Riding for the Disabled, Animal Care, Teachers Aide to Special School Students, Neighbourhood Aid, and many other charitable organisations.
Jacqueline completed Animal Attendance Certificate, now Veterinary Technology (Started Science Degree).
Age 24, struck down in motor vehicle accident that claimed R foot. Joined forces with Anthony Roberts to successfully restricted the use of bull bar on cars/ 4x4 in Sydney. Jacqui then focused her volunteer efforts towards Animal Welfare because this is an area in crisis.
Introduced professional photography to animal welfare Won wlpa 2013 distinguished volunteer award Won wlpa 2014 Compassion Award (highest award). Photographs published in media, online, and the newspaper, Telegraph, Times, and Advocate.
Jacqui’s photographs published in a coffee table book by Pan MacMillian due for release December 2015
Gamer: Modern Warfare 3, currently ranks in the top .2% of 20 million players, Team Death match.
Has visited with spiritual healers over the past decade. Has experienced a poltergeist in her home.
Guest Has been in a coma for 9 days, and clinically died three times.
