Becoming a medical intuitive can involve working with practicing intuitives, specific training programs, or applying intuitive skills to traditional medical practice. There is debate in the medical community about the validity of intuitive diagnosis and treatment.
There are several ways in which one can become a medical intuitive, depending on the area of practice one intends to work in. Physician intuitives can offer alternative medical therapies, complementary medicine in conjunction with a traditionally trained physician, or straightforward conventional medicine with an intuitive touch, focusing on treating the patient’s whole body rather than just the symptoms. There are also several different ways to approach a career as a medical intuitive.
Some people train by working with practicing medical intuitives. Intuitives use a variety of techniques to gather information about their clients and use it to diagnose and treat illness. Intuitives may focus on different areas of practice, such as energy healing, where the treatment modality is based on the belief that medical problems can be attributed to energy imbalances. Learning from intuitive work gives people the opportunity to work with patients, see someone at work, and practice while training to become a physician intuitive.
There are also specific training programs available. These programs can be attached to alternative or complementary medical schools and offer courses that will allow the student to become a medical intuitive. Formal training can be useful for people who want to apply their skills to medical practice, as it often includes a foundation in anatomy, physiology, psychology, and other concepts, with a focus on helping people use observational and interviewing skills in diagnosis and treatment.
Some people want to work as doctors, nurses, and other caregivers by applying intuitive skills to patient care. They will need to complete training programs and certification requirements before they can practice conventionally. Once trained, they can work with diagnosticians as well as people who specifically identify as intuitive to acquire intuitive skills that can be applied to patient care. Someone who chooses to become a medical intuitive while also studying traditional medicine may want to seek advice from someone already working in this field for information on the best people to train.
There is some debate in the medical community about intuitives. Some people consider intuitive diagnosis and treatment to be a totally valid part of medical care, as long as it is based on observation and interviews with diagnostic tests to confirm. Others question claims that people can diagnose illness by reading someone’s energy, psychically “scanning” someone’s body, or participating in other alternative forms of medical treatment. Someone planning to become a medical intuitive should choose a training program best suited to the proposed area of practice in order to receive proper counseling and training.
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