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Research on healing
Torunn is committed to advancing the understanding of healing and its benefits. With a passion for holistic well-being, she has volunteered her time to support scientific research, collaborating with respected institutions to explore the impact of healing. Her dedication to this field has led her to participate in multiple studies, contributing valuable insights to the growing body of knowledge on complementary and alternative medicine. Through her involvement, Torunn hopes to bridge the gap between science and healing, helping to bring greater awareness and recognition to its benefits.
Science Direct
Assessing the feasibility of a spiritual healing intervention for adults with moderate depression: A pilot randomized controlled trial
Spiritual healing may be a beneficial option for individuals who suffer from moderate depression. The participants in this study were satisfied with the spiritual healing treatment, and adherence rates were high.
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Explore
Healing is reported to be used by 16.8% of the population, however utilization may be considerably higher in selected patient groups.
The aim of this study was to map the symptoms the participants reported when visiting a healer for the first time, and to evaluate the subjectively experienced benefits and risks from the healing sessions.
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NRK
NRK Forskning på healing, og healing på ansatte på bedrift.
NRK Forskning på healing, og healing til de ansatte ved bedrift.
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Arendals-tidene
Fersk rapport gir grunnlag for mer healing forskning
Gjennom et forskningsprojekt har leger og forskere sett på om personer som behandles med healing har merket endring.
Medium Magasin
Torunn Anthonsen var med på studie i regi av NAFKAM:
Torunn Anthonsen i Arendal var en av healerne som var med på det første norske legestudiet om healing i regi av NAFKAM.