Kimberly Burnham, Author at SpokaneFāVS

Kimberly Burnham

Author of "Awakenings: Peace Dictionary, Language and the Mind, A Daily Brain Health Program" Kimberly Burnham, PhD (Integrative Medicine) investigates the relationship between memory, language, caring and pattern recognition to create a daily brain health exercise program enabling people to achieve better neurological health, mood, and quality of life. She is on a mission to create more peace and understanding in the world by collecting and writing about the nuanced meaning of “Peace” in 4,000 different languages and is looking for funding to complete the project. Known as The Nerve Whisperer, Kimberly uses words (books, presentations, and poetry), health coaching, guided visualization, and hands-on therapies (CranioSacral therapy, acupressure, Matrix Energetics, Reiki, and Integrative Manual Therapy) to help people heal from nervous system and autoimmune conditions. She also focuses on vision issues like macular degeneration and supports people looking for eye exercises to improve driving and reading skills as well as athletic visual speed. An award-winning poet, Kimberly grew up overseas. The child of an international businessman and an artist, she learned Spanish in Colombia; French in Belgium; then Japanese in Tokyo and has studied both Italian and Hebrew as an adult. The author of “My Book: Self-Publishing, a Guided Journal”, she can be reached for health coaching, publishing help, bible study zoom presentations or talking about peace at NerveWhisperer@gmail.com or http://www.NerveWhisperer.Solutions.

Rise each day with the new sun

February 8, 2016 Commentary 2

Wherever we are on this world, whatever faith or cultural community we lay claim to, we each have the opportunity to "rise each day with the new sun" and do something magnificent, until we don't.

Spirituality in Genetic Counseling

February 1, 2016 Commentary 0

There is currently a debate over the relevance of religious or spiritual counseling from health care professionals.

Would Someone in Your Life or Community Benefit From Reminiscing?

January 25, 2016 Commentary, Features 2

Reminiscence therapy is defined by the American Psychological Association as the use of life histories — written, oral, or both — to improve psychological well-being.

Dr. Amy Jill Levine and Jewish-Christian Relationship

January 18, 2016 Commentary 0

By Kimberly Burnham Amy Jill Levine, in response to the question, “Why publish “The Jewish Annotated New Testament” now?,” said “The Jewish Annotated New Testament” will help Christians understand the Jewish context of their faith and help Jews see that the Christian Scriptures are not only informative about Jewish history, but are also …

Learning from Differences, Rabbi Art Green’s Keynote at Ohalah

January 11, 2016 Commentary 0

You can be in a good marriage or a good religion / spiritual tradition while acknowledging that there are other good marriages and traditions.

The Effect of Differences on the Brain

January 1, 2016 Commentary, Community 0

As we connect and communicate with people, ideas, and experiences that are different from our own we grow, we learn, and we heal. These are some of the good reasons to dialogue through differences.