Published Papers Articles

By MARЀ SCHURIAN – Dissertation Submitted in accordance with the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF ARTS in the subject of Psychology at the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA Supervisor: Dr Beate von Krosigk November 2013 Paper: Addressing Difficulties with Change Dissertation Schurian M

Published in Natural Awakenings Magazine – Boston Edition, November 2016. Also available online at www.naturalawakeningsboston.com Paper: Unconscious Self Sabotage

Please give copies of this paper to all your friends and healthcare providers ! ! ! First published in the peer reviewed medical journal, International Journal of Healing and Caring Online, January 2008, Vol. 8, No. 1 Paper: Diagnosis Shock

Muscle Testing Explained Paper: Muscle Testing Mastery and Trouble Shooting Guide

The HBLU™ Methodology Explained Paper: The Big Picture HBLU™ Explained

The Neurophysiology of how meridian tapping techniques actually work to reprocess and release trauma from the body. (Original Title: Energy Psychology Isn’t Weird; It’s Biology)Presenter: Judith Swack, Ph.D. Plenary Speech Presented at the 2001 Energy Psychology Conference of Subjects Treated with the Allergy Technique. Lane, J. R. (2009). The neurochemistry of counterconditioning: Acupressure desensitization in psychotherapy. Energy Psychology: Theory, Research, and Treatment, 1(1), 31–44. Paper: The Biochemistry of Energy Psychology

This study highlights the results of a two year study of allergy subjects and their treatments. First published March 1992, Anchor Point Magazine Paper: Allergy Paper

Have you struggled with weight all of your life? Do you find dieting and exercising physically, emotionally, and mentally stressful?  Paper: You Can Achieve and Maintain Your Ideal Weight

This paper was written in response to the 911 bombing and describes using the Natural Bio-Destressing Technique for clearing the violence and loss trauma that many Americans experienced Excerpt first published in AHP Perspective, Dec. 2001/Jan. 2002 Paper: Antidote for the Psychological Effects of Terrorism