Dr. Richard Ward is a Orthodox Catholic Priest, a Holistic Medical Hypnoanalyst, Advanced Master Neuro-Linguistic Programmer, and a Christian Investigative Conciliator.
One of the services he offers is treatment for various types of stress issues which can be a 80% component of chronic pain including focused care for many related health issues including: chronic pain, hypertension, drug addiction, fibromyalgia, IBS, depression, anxiety, excess weight, smoking, migraine headaches, phobias, peptic ulcers, asthma, skin disorders, anti-aging, and/or to reconnect with the spiritual self and resolve God conflicts.
In 1984 Dr. Ward was awarded certification to professionally engage in the treatment of physical and mental ailments and conditions through the use of spiritual mind treatment in the capacity of pastoral counseling specialist and metaphysical practitioner.
Dr. Ward Education and Training
Dr. Ward has enjoyed a tremendously diverse educational background and has earned the following degrees and distinctions:
Pastoral Psychology (Ph.D)
Metaphysical Sciences (Msc.D)
Canonical Jurisprudence (J.C.D)
Richard Ward is a clinical member of the American Academy of Medical Hypnoanalysts, the Metaphysical Doctors Association and The Christian Legal Society.
Dr. Richard Ward Practice
Hypnosis is an evidence-based treatment method proven to create change, therefore, an effective adjunct to the medical community’s armamentarium for pain management.
Change the Mind, Change the Brain, Change the Pain. There is no Pain Until it Reaches the Brain. Chronic Pain is Acute Pain that just does not go away.
Dr. Richard P. Ward, Chaplain
Msc.D., J.C.D., Ph.D.
Therapeutic Orthodox Psychotherapist
Neurolinguist-Medical Hypnoanalyst
Christian Investigative Conciliation CLS
Conflict Coaching, Scientific Content Analysis
Mediation and Binding Arbitration Services
St. John’s Management Group, PI-19688
Pollock Pines, CA 95726
916-812-9706
DrRichardWard.com
Dr. Ward’s Articles
Hypnosis and Pain Control
Chronic Pain is Acute Pain that Does Not Go Away
Stress Component of Chronic Pain