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Tami Brady is author of The Complete Being: Finding and Loving the Real You and Regaining Control: When Loves Becomes a Prison. She has also penned two books of poetry: Blame and Judgment and From Lost to Found. Her website can be found at http://www.tami-brady.com/.

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International Study- Reiki for Fibromyalgia 2008
In the fall of 2008, a three month long international study was conducted. The purpose of this investigation was to determine the viability of Reiki for Fibromyalgia as an appropriate treatment for Fibromyalgia symptoms. Two different methodologies for sessions were explored: the commonly used distant healing technique and the lesser known Reiki box method. Read
By: Tami Brady | 03/09/2009 | Reiki

Intolerance is Sometimes Subtle
Unfortunately, sometimes when we speak out about religious intolerance, we sometimes subconsciously add a subtle tone of intolerance to our words which destroys the initial message. The basis of such statements is that we all want people to be free to choose their own religious and spiritual beliefs. However, deep within ourselves we also want others to choose the right religion, namely our own. Read
By: Tami Brady | 09/04/2007 | Religion

Dependence: are you at Risk?
The statistics on dependence, particularly in women, are shocking. Virtually every person will know someone who is in danger of dependence. Despite the direness of the situation, there is hope. It is possible to regain self esteem, rebuild self confidence, and become independent once more. Independence is a skill, an attitude, and a lifestyle that anyone can achieve. Read
By: Tami Brady | 28/02/2007 | Relationships

Why Not?
Like most individuals on this planet, I have spent a good deal of time fantasizing about the life I would have if only I could choose. I would be more confident. I would be more adventurous. I would get more education and get a better paying job. I would choose satisfying and complimentary relationships. I would feel like I had a valid place in this world. But the phrase “why not” changed my life. Perhaps, you too can change your life simply by asking yourself “why not”. Read
By: Tami Brady | 07/02/2007 | Self Help