RONALD POLACK
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Some are destined to break through physical and conceptual boundaries present in our collective social and scientific understanding. It was, and is, ever thus that consciousness continues to evolve. Others will sense intuitively when new doors of awareness are opened, and be inspired to develop and refine the new frontiers they feel, to the benefit of all. - Ronald Polack
WHO IS RONALD POLACK?
Ronald operates a successful practice at Tsawwassen in the Vancouver area. His healing expertise is based on understanding how the body works, his years of experience and his love affair with the magic of life. His hallmark is a natural, hands-on, method of regaining and maintaining health.
He and June share a marriage of over 50 years. They raised five children and now have several grandchildren.
Ronald has spent over 50 years assisting individuals back to health. As well, he has lectured, taught classes and workshops in Canada, the U.S., England, France, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Australia and New Zealand. He and his wife also gained insight and experience in communal living. They had a hand in building communities focused on healthy practical living. These became havens for others to learn and experience harmonious living and a personal sense of well being.
In 1996, Ronald opened his Vancouver office of Vibrational Healing as a practitioner, health consultant and counsellor.
“Currently June and I live in Tsawwassen where I have my office, 25 minutes south of Vancouver. I have connections with health professionals all over the world. It is important to follow latest scientific breakthroughs in body and health issues. It's not surprising that many of these new discoveries and clinical experiences coincide with perceptions and practices I've been using for years and yet there's always more to learn and include in Vibrational Healing.”
Click to read a newspaper article on Ronald and his work
| A HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE - Ronald Polack
At 11:00 a.m. on a Sunday I was huddled within closed curtains with Ilse, our chairs facing one another between the bed and the wall, on the eight floor of St. Paul's Hospital. The curtains gave us some privacy, at least visually, in a room with three other patients. A nurse peeked through the curtain, checking to see we had everything we needed. Ilse had advised her that we would be sharing a healing session for an hour. "You won't be disturbed." she said, smiling as her head disappeared from view. Three days earlier Ilse had had a hip replacement. Five years ago the surgeons had attempted to repair her broken hip. It didn't work well. During her visits with me, hip discomfort was always a consideration. Eventually she heard from orthopaedic doctors that a hip replacement would have been a better treatment of a fracture for a person with advanced osteoarthritis. So here she was after many months of waiting for the hospital's schedule to accommodate her. She had set up a number of appointments with me in the interest of a quicker healing. A self-controlled morphine drip was minimizing her pain when I saw her the day after the operation. Today she was sitting in a chair, with no intravenous, in relative comfort except when she had to shift her position. As I worked with her we were aware of many activities within and beyond the room, which is usual in a hospital. Then we heard the surgeon's voice as he checked on his other patients in the room. As he came to Ilse's place, we invited him to join us in our curtained enclosure. At that time my hands were strategically placed a few inches above her body at the site of her surgery. Ilse introduced the young doctor to me, indicating that I was doing a healing session with her. He shook my hand as he smiled his approval, then checked what he had to with her and went on his rounds. Before we completed the session her phone rang and Ilse, very clear and fluent in English, began conversing in German with her sister who was calling from overseas. I understood enough to know she explained what was happening and asked her sister to call back in 20 minutes. Experiences like this, tell me why I enjoy assisting people. It's always a matter of helping them access the best of their body's healing potential in whatever circumstance they find themselves. |
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