Glossary Terms

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Kneipp Kur System (Kneipp Therapy)

Treatments combining hydrotherapy, herbology, and a diet of natural foods, developed in Germany in the mid-1800s by Pastor Sebastian Kneipp.

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Kneipp Therapy

Treatments combining hydrotherapy, herbology, and a diet of natural foods, developed in Germany in the mid-1800s by Pastor Sebastian Kneipp.

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Kur

A planned course or supervised series of spa treatments over a period of time, traditionally in European countries, for a period lasting from 3 to 4 weeks.

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Labyrinth

A meditative path found in many ancient civilizations.  Labyrinths can often be confused with a maze, but unlike mazes, labyrinths have no dead ends or intersecting paths.

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Laser Facial

A skin resurfacing procedure that uses a laser to improve the appearance of skin or treat minor facial flaws.

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Laser Hair Removal

A medical procedure that uses a laser to remove unwanted hair.

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Laying On of Hands

The placing of the hands of the healer upon the person to be cured. Among the most direct approaches to healing. A “body therapy” for removing energy blockages, balancing, and improving one’s healing journey through life. 

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Light/Color Therapy

Other Name(s):
Phototherapy, Chromotherapy

Definition of Offering:
A type of holistic healing that uses the visible spectrum of light and color to affect mood, physical or mental health.

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Liquid Balancing

Floating in body temperature saltwater alone or balanced by a physical therapist.

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Liquid Sound

Light and music under and above the water for relaxation and vitalization.

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