Healing Methods Overview: Why Healing Works and What To Do When It Doesn't — healingmodels.org
Channel: Joshua Brenner
Date: 2021-02-12

Every healing method, natural and supernatural, explained by a theologian. We explain what works and what doesn’t, and how to find the healing model that works for you.

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We present a model that can represent every healing method of the world, and then explain how they work, theologically. This model answers two common questions:

1) Why does a particular healing model / diet / exercise / etc. work for some people, but not for others?

2) How can you find the healing model that works for you among the thousands out there?

📘 Full article: https://healingmodels.org/healing-methods-overview

🕘 Timestamps:
0:08​ - Introduction
0:48 - The four types of tools
1:07​ - Physical healing example
1:33​ - Psychological and spiritual healing example
2:12​ - Spiritual vs physical and psychological healing methods
4:13​ - The vicious cycle of sin
4:54 - How healing methods work
5:44 - Four types of attacks and injuries
6:35 - Why healing methods fail
6:55 - Problems with diagnostic tools
7:42 - Problems with healing tools
8:52 - Problems with stabilizer tools
10:07 - Problems with unblocker tools
10:52 - Conclusion
11:28 - Recommendations
12:03 - Our philosophy to healing
12:25 - Healing methods overview chart

🕮 Summary

Any healing method in the world uses four types of tools:

1) Stabilizer: Strengthen and stabilize the person against a present psychological or spiritual attack that is preventing the person from engaging with the healing method.

2) Unblocker: Remove blockages set up in the past to using a diagnostic or healing tool.

3) Diagnostic: Find the root issue(s) causing the problem(s), whether they be in the body, mind, heart, or spirit, or a combination thereof.

4) Healing: Remove those issues and their effects from the person. Physical issues can be caused by mental problems and vice versa.

Comprehensive healing requires overcoming all the blockages to diagnosing all the issues while keeping the person stable, and then applying the right healing tools to heal those problems.

Healing methods fail when they lack the right tools to diagnose and heal all the underlying problems. The extreme specialization and fragmentation among the healing disciplines are problematic in that no one healing method has all the tools to heal all the problems, so a doctor cannot diagnose or heal a spiritual issue, and a minister cannot diagnose or heal a physical issue. Healing approaches and tools from both disciplines are necessary.

Therefore, we do not recommend a dogmatic approach to adopting a particular healing method, but rather a toolbox approach that fits the right tool to the right problem.

🕮 Further Reading

The best way to see this overview in action is to read one of our healing methods. The Story Method https://healingmodels.org/story-method is a cognitive healing method that is compatible with every Christian tradition and denomination. It uses only that which is common to us all: the gospel. The Whiteboard Method https://healingmodels.org/whiteboard is a Spirit-led, visual healing method that is simple, fast, and effective.

If you are interested in reading more of the theology offered on this site, Who Is Involved in Healing https://healingmodels.org/who-is-involved-in-healing theologically reflects on the different roles in the healing process, while Should Healing Be Free https://healingmodels.org/should-healing-be-free explains the different business models for healing, and why we chose to use a free model for this site. How Can I See God https://healingmodels.org/how-can-i-see-god explains how sin separates you from being able to experience God, and How Do I Stop Sinning https://healingmodels.org/how-do-i-stop-sinning gives the theology of addiction and how to break free of it through the gospel.

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