Subject: RE: Dumb question for Vanguard med folk
From: Thomas Long (tomclong@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Mar 15 2010 - 10:39:17 CST
Jim,
The following came from the CMED website:
The CMED Institute (Caroline Myss Education) is now ten-years-old. During
this past decade, CMED has evolved to become an internationally recognized
institute offering students seminars in the field of spirituality and human
consciousness research. Seminars on Sacred Contracts and Entering the Castle
have earned CMED an excellent reputation along with the superb faculty and
the quality of the Institute itself. CMED was inspired by a desire to assist
people in exploring their Sacred Contracts in order to enrich their life
journey.
As far as I know, there is no accreditation of this organization. This is
not medicine or the practice of medicine or even alternative medicine but
more a spiritual exercise. The courses appear to espouse the views of the
one woman who founded the program.
Thomas C. Long, M.D.
Owner unit 704
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[mailto:vanguard-talk-bounce@venus.soci.niu.edu] On Behalf Of Jim Thomas
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2010 11:03 AM
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Subject: Dumb question for Vanguard med folk
I hate to bother ya'll with this, but given that Vanguard folk are a
great resource of off-the-info:
I have a colleague in Scotland who is unfamilar with Chicago "medical"
schools or institutes. He's checking on the credentials of somebody
who "studied" at the CMed Institute in Chicago:
http://www.myss.com/CMED/home/
He's aware that complementary medicine is legit and practiced by
established med schools in the area, but he's concerned that this
particular "Institute" might not be legit and asked if I knew anybody
who can summarize what it is, if it's a reputable/credentialed
institute, and if one who studies there is actually qualified to be
a practitioner of alternative health delivery.
Jim
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