Healing Teams

What is a Healing Team

Healing Teams bring together people who feel called to continue developing their spiritual awareness and connection with healing energy within a supportive community.

Inspired by the Healing Team model developed by Laurie Nealon in Boston, USA
Part of an ongoing collaboration between Laurie Nealon and Dr Alan Brown
Designed to create a compassionate and supportive spiritual community
Built on shared values of kindness, integrity, humility, and healing

The Purpose of a Healing Team

Healing Teams exist to support individuals in deepening their connection to healing energy and their spiritual journey.

Grow within a community of like-minded people
Expand awareness of healing energy and spiritual connection
Explore how healing energy can be expressed in your own unique way in the world
Support one another through compassion, encouragement, and shared learning

Healing energy does not have to be expressed only through hands-on healing. For example:

A jazz singer may bring healing through music
A mortgage broker or business owner may help others create greater abundance and stability
A parent may bring healing energy into their family and home

Who Can Join a Healing Team

Healing Teams are open to those who have completed:

Basic Integrated Energy Therapy (IET®)
Intermediate Integrated Energy Therapy (IET®)
Advanced Integrated Energy Therapy (IET®)

Participants usually feel a natural desire to continue developing their healing awareness in a supportive group environment.

What Happens in a Healing Team

Teams meet regularly to support ongoing growth and connection.

Sessions typically include:

Expanding awareness of healing energy
Learning and exploring new healing techniques
Practising healing with other team members
Participating in group healing experiences
Supporting one another’s spiritual development
Sessions run for approximately 2.5 hours.

The team may also periodically offer group healing sessions for the public, allowing the wider community to experience the benefits of collective healing energy.

Sessions may be recorded where appropriate, and may contribute toward Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for practitioners where applicable.