Author Archives: Dr. Erica Goodstone

About Dr. Erica Goodstone

Dr. Erica Goodstone is a Spiritual Relationship Healing Expert and Healing Through Love Mentor helping men and women heal their bodies and their relationships through love. Having presented her comprehensive relationship healing programs throughout the U.S. and Canada over several decades, she has helped literally 1000's of men and women to heal through learning how to love. Dr. Erica believes "Where There is Love There IS a Way". When you love, accept, listen and pay attention to your body, trust your own sense of what you truly desire, and strive to understand, appreciate and really know the other people in your life, anything and everything is possible.

Love CAN and often DOES heal!

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  • Do you believe it is possible to heal your body through love?
  • Can you heal your relationships through love?
  • Can you heal your finances, your addictions and anything else through love?
  • Have you ever had the experience of healing through love?

However, love the way most of us define it, describe it and live it, is not really love but can be labeled as something else.  For example, we can easily feel that we “love” a gorgeous young woman or a strikingly handsome young man.  But has that “love” stood the test of time?  What if that man or woman is in a serious accident and has severe facial scarring, loss of a limb or a chronic life limiting illness?  What if that man or woman is very demanding or needy and clinging or unable to provide financial stability or support?  What if that man or woman has an affair or betrays your trust? Continue reading →

Did You Know – Food is FUEL?

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This morning I juiced some celery, carrots, kale, cucumber and spinach. Later I stopped for lunch at a local health food restaurant. I ordered a 2 ounce wheat grass juice, followed by a plate of roasted veges, lentil stew, kale salad and avocado and cucumber salad. Continue reading →

Are You Dating Your Clients?

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Are you dating your clients, prospective clients, friends, family members and lovers? Well you may not call it dating, and I am not talking about making sexual advances, but you can certainly benefit by approaching ALL relationships the way an experienced dater might approach new acquaintances. Ask yourself the following questions and be as truthful as you can be. Continue reading →