Emergency medicine and work in trauma centers is critical and intensive care at it's best and most hectic. There is no time to consult the medical dictionaries, or wait for a specialist. Diagnosis and healing must occur immediately, alternative medical intuition and energy healing to the rescue!

Like an x ray machine, MRI, CAT, or PET scan, alternative diagnostic medical intuition for emergency medicine and trauma care triage nurses and doctors can save precious time identifying the extent, severity and location of the trauma injury. Medical intuition can determine whether a patient needs critical or intensive care responses. It is particularly effective in pediatric critical care or pediatric intensive care situations due to its noninvasive quality, lack of side effects, and intuition does not create further fear like some of the menacing diagnostic machines.

Healing Energy is also non invasive, and can be done on site, or at a distance creating the beneficial effects and results for the patient even while the physicians or pediatricians are using allopathic treatments and procedures. That's why healing energy work is considered complementary to and integrated with traditional medicine.

Healing energy has helped stabilize heart rates, raise oxygen levels and even slow down and stop bleeding. It provides help for brain damage, stroke victims, cardiac electromagnetic disorders, spinal cord injury, seizures, and chronic pain.

Only a few leading edge hospitals employ energy healing and medical intuitives in their emergency trauma centers and operating rooms. However this is the future for Emergency medicine.

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Brent Atwater

Brent Atwater is a Medical Intuitive, Healer, Artist and Author. As a child, Brent was in the pioneer NC Gifted Student Program (1-12), her intuitive and psychic abilities were studied by Duke's pioneer ESP Research team headed by Dr. J B Rhine. Her international Medical Intuitive and Healing Energy work has been studied by and or documented at Duke Center for Integrated Medicine, the ARE: Edgar Cayce, Association for Research and Enlightenment, Dallas Center in Atlanta, GA, and North Carolina State University's Veterinary school.

As a professional artist, Brent is a pioneer in healing art by scientifically documenting the Healing Energies and healing benefits of her Paintings that Heal?, Healing Art for Children?, and Prints that Heal?. Her artwork was the feature of a PBS program, a segment on PM magazine, Crook and Chase, and others. Brent has been a guest on numerous renowned national and international radio and TV talk shows, and featured in other international media. Brent created and hosted "Alternative Questions & Answers" a radio talk show. Through the 80?s and 90?s B Brent Atwater was a highly licensed, collected, exhibited, televised, and widely sold American photo-realistic, and impressionistic artist. At age 16, she was in the pioneer NC Governor's School for the Gifted in Art, and the North Carolina Museum of Art chose one of her paintings for their permanent collection. Her work has been in many major national magazines and newspapers. Her artwork and designs are seen in many national catalogues and retail stores.

In 1987 she founded ?The Just Plain Love? Charitable Trust to benefit children and other worthwhile causes.

Brent is author and illustrator of Just Plain Love Children's Healing Books?. "the Heavenly Express" is a series(4) of bereavement books for children. "Cancer Kids, God's Special Children" is her latest addition. The illustrations in these books hold the same Healing Energies and benefits as Paintings that Heal?. Her pioneer work in researching and documenting the Healing Energies and Healing benefits in her Just Plain Love Children?s Healing Books? is ongoing. Brent's motto is "I want my art and books to DO good, as well as BE good!!!"

Brent attended Wake Forest University Law School and is a nondenominational ordained minister. She was listed in Who's Who of Law Students, Who's Who of American Women, and Who's Who in American Art.