Healing Matters

Women and healing have been synonymous for thousands of years. Conventional medicine fails to recognize the value of women's contributions to healing. Dr. Jeanne's 'tales' of modern healing practices and the women who made history, honors the feminine in health and wellness.

Dr. Pamela Jeanne shows that what we now call conventional medicine had its birth place on the battlefield, and that care is still commonly administered as if we are treating young male injured soldiers. Giving insight on how to view the history of women in medicine, plus solutions for restoring balance in the individual and the western healthcare system, Pamela incorporates first-person narratives from the 21st century into each chapter, noting the growth of balance, offering ideas to own, and honoring women's healing qualities. This book help us rediscover the ancient, effective and feminine ways of healing.

With 5 decades of medical wisdom both as a nurse and physician, Pamela brings a fresh look into personal insight and healing. She is a leader in recognizing women’s contributions to family, community, and medicine through her teaching and writing. With a certification in facilitating classes and workshops of Louise Hay’s philosophy, she leads conferences and classes to motivate others in recognizing their own inner potential. Dr. Jeanne is both a national and international presenter on medical topics and wellness. She has taught at PSU, Mt Hood Community College and currently teaches at National College of Natural Medicine. Her book “Healing Matters: Celebrating Women’s Innate Healing Nature” was published in 2012. Learn more at www.DrPamelaJeanne.com