K.Y. for Schizophrenia

[Guest guest]

I have been asked to work with someone who used to be addicted to

drugs and has now been diagnosed with mild Schizophrenia. This

person occasionaly refuses to take his medication and is a real

problem for his parents. Also, he is not a teenager, he is a grown

man already. Has anyone treated such a person and is K.Y. safe for

this or will it open them up too much and cause more problems? I

have read that there was a program for addicts that Yogi Bhajan had

in the States some time ago. Anyone with info on this would be most

appreaciated.

I need to know, so please, if anyone has any info e-mail me

personally or through the group.

Thanks

Sunder Kaur

Toronto, Ontario

[Guest guest]

Hello Sunder,

 

I STROOONGLY recommend Gururattans book: relax and

renew. I offer yoga + for prople with addictions,

that is my #1 resource, as a recovering alcoholic

myself.

 

Please start with that one, then ask if you would like

more resources.

 

As for Schizophrenia: "Seduction of Madness" is a

fantastic book! A must for anyone interested in

understanding a little bit in that area.

 

Love, Bhagavati

 

 

--- Sunder Kaur <isaloren wrote:

 

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> I have been asked to work with someone who used to

> be addicted to

> drugs and has now been diagnosed with mild

> Schizophrenia. This

> person occasionaly refuses to take his medication

> and is a real

> problem for his parents. Also, he is not a

> teenager, he is a grown

> man already. Has anyone treated such a person and

> is K.Y. safe for

> this or will it open them up too much and cause more

> problems? I

> have read that there was a program for addicts that

> Yogi Bhajan had

> in the States some time ago. Anyone with info on

> this would be most

> appreaciated.

> I need to know, so please, if anyone has any info

> e-mail me

> personally or through the group.

> Thanks

> Sunder Kaur

> Toronto, Ontario

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