Autism & Shamanism

Autism & Shamanism
“My hands are guided by a knowing force. I jolt with energy. It is strong energy, coming out or going in, I don’t need to know which. Mine is a responsibility to be true to spiritual guidance, not to know or force anything.”
Sas Carey is a holistic nurse, private healer and spiritual guide certified in Traditional Tibetan and Mongolian Medicine. In 1995, she began researching Traditional Mongolian Medicine, and since then, Sas has frequently traveled to Mongolia and worked closely with Mongolian shamans. She set up laboratories in rural Gobi Desert hospitals, and is producing a documentary on nomadic women healers. A mother and grandmother, Sas is dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding of nomadic life and health-supporting those who sustain our Earth with simplicity and beauty.
Eric Hollander, M.D., is an internationally recognized psychiatrist and former Esther and Joseph Klingenstein Professor and Chair of Psychiatry at the Mount Sinai Medical Center. He has won many honors, and is most well known for his work with obsessive compulsive disorder, and autism.
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