
The Energy That Heals explores what enables living systems to repair, adapt, and thrive — bringing together physicians, scientists, researchers, healers, and patients at the frontier of science and consciousness.
The UC San Diego Centers for Integrative Health invites you to a screening of this 56-minute documentary. Filmed over two years, it pairs patient stories with the work of clinicians and researchers in biofield science, neuroscience, mind-body medicine, and integrative health, and asks what modern research can tell us about healing practices that cultures around the world have used for centuries.
The film is offered as an inquiry, not a conclusion. Bring your curiosity, and your skepticism.
Featuring
Rudolph E. Tanzi, PhD; Neil Theise, MD; Mimi Guarneri, MD; Shamini Jain, PhD; and others.
Registration opens soon
We’re finalizing the date and format. Join the interest list and we’ll email you as soon as registration opens.
Learn more about the film at TheEnergyThatHeals.com.
Research on the biofield, biophysics, neuroscience, and consciousness, and on the complex systems that shape health.
Healing practices, old and new, that treat a person as more than a set of separate biological parts.
Whether consciousness, relationships, meaning, and connection play a role in health and healing.
People’s own experiences of illness and healing that resist simple explanations.
A refund (minus your $50 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit) will be made for cancellations submitted in writing up to 7 days prior to the event start date by emailing mindfulness@health.ucsd.edu. No refunds will be allowed within 6 days of the event start date.
Please be aware that the registration fee, deposits, and funds are non-transferable to other programs.
In the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is responsible only for a full refund of the registration fee. In regards to in-person programs, the center is not responsible for any refunds to transportation, hotel accommodations, or any miscellaneous expenses.
Refunds are processed using the same method as the original payment (unless past 180 days).
