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In 1978, Bernie started Exceptional Cancer Patients, a specific form of individual and group therapy utilizing patients' dreams, drawings, and images. ECaP is based on "carefrontation," a loving, safe, therapeutic confrontation, which facilitates personal change and healing. This experience led to his desire to make everyone aware of his or her own healing potential. The Siegel family lives in the New Haven, Connecticut, area and has five children and four grandchildren. Bernie and his wife, Bobbie Siegel, have co-authored many articles together and have innumerable interests and pets. Their home resembles a cross between a family art gallery, a zoo, a museum, and an automobile repair shop. In 1986, his first book, Love, Medicine and Miracles, was published. This event redirected his life. He is now very involved in humanizing medical education and making the medical profession aware of the mind/body connection. Bernie travels extensively with Bobbie to speak and run workshops, sharing his techniques and experience. Woody Allen said, “If I had one wish it would be to be somebody else!” Bernie's wish, made several years ago, was to be a few inches taller. His work has been such a growth experience that he is now indeed taller. His prediction is that in a decade the effects of consciousness on man and matter will be an accepted scientific fact. For many, Bernie needs no introduction. He’s the man who, in 1978, began talking about patient empowerment and the choice to live fully and to die in peace. As a physician who had cared for and counseled thousands with life-threatening illnesses, Bernie embraces a philosophy of living--and dying--that stands at the forefront of the medical ethics issues our society grapples with today. Just as his two previous best-sellers, Love, Medicine and Miracles and Peace, Love and Healing, the third of Bernie’s ever-popular inspirational books, How To Live Between Office Visits: A Guide to Life, Love and Health, broke new ground in the art of healing. Bernie has appeared on such television shows as Good Morning America, the Today show, Donahue, Oprah, Sally Jessy Raphael, People Are Talking, and A.M. New York.. Additionally, his articles have appeared in such publications as the New York Times, Psychology Today, Family Health, New Woman, Science Digest, Science of Mind, The Boston Globe, and Redbook.
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