The latest research on healing topics will be presented by speakers who are noted professionals in the fields of medicine or religion and who are on the cutting edge of delivering today's answers to age-old questions of health. James J. Stark, M.D., medical director of the Cancer Treatment Centers of America, will offer the medical practitioner's perspective on holistic healing and alternative medicine, and Charles Sasser, M.D., medical director of Mercy Hospice of Horry County, will introduce a patient and caregiver who demonstrate the healing power of narrating illness. Friday, March 5 with a wine and cheese reception followed by noted inspirational speaker Muriel O'Tuel, Ph.D., and a musical selection by Lane. General sessions continue Saturday, March 6, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. All general sessions, including more than 10 speakers, will meet at the College of Charleston Sottile Theatre.
Registration is open to anyone interested in the body, mind and spirit connection.
Topics will be especially relevant to health care professionals, patients and family caregivers seeking encouragement. Registration should be made by Feb. 5 because seating is limited. Continuing education units will be available through MUSC and Coastal Carolina University.