We are Healers. Who heals us?
Care for the Healer (CFTH)
Healers strive to mend something broken - from spirits, minds, bodies, and ecosystems, to relationships, cultural paradigms, and experiences. A Healer is an individual that has the ability and willingness to create sustainable, positive change on behalf of others.
Our Purpose
As an organization founded by Healers, the purpose of CFTH is to provide the following for ourselves, our colleagues, and our communities:
Compassion: provide compassionate problem-solving and resource navigation assistance for both Healers themselves and those for whom they are caring;
Curiosity: reduce the stigma around emotional wellbeing through curiosity-driven learning;
Innovation: pursue novel approaches to physical, mental, emotional, and social wellbeing and healing.
Learn more about us and what we’re working on here!
Our Mission
Restore the wellbeing of the world's Healers through compassion, curiosity, and innovation.
CFTH stands as an advocate for Healers to understand and exercise their ability to enhance their own wellbeing and, consequently, be better able to serve in a healing and caregiver role to others.
CFTH works to provide resources and education that are geared towards our audience of Healers who are looking to understand the science behind, mechanisms of, and clinical applications for, both existing and emerging modalities of healing.
Our Vision
A global state of health - facilitated by Healers.
CFTH envisions a global community of Healers who are physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially healthy.
CFTH envisions a global state of health facilitated by Healers that have access to resources that are both for their own wellbeing and that are practically applicable in their work toward the wellbeing of others and our world.
CFTH envisions a global state of health that flourishes in kindness, reciprocity, and caring as opposed to domination and control; a state of health that is balanced on beauty and strength, power and compassion, honor and humility, mirth and reverence.