Color therapy

To inform the audience what color therapy is and how we can use it too cure our emotional and physical unbalance.

"Color therapy, also known as chromatherapy, is based on the premise that certain colors are infused with healing energies. The therapy uses the seven colors of the rainbow to promote balance and healing in the mind and body." (Andrews 23)

We may “feel blue” on a dreary, rainy Sunday afternoon. We “see red” when an obnoxious driver cuts us off in traffic. When we are “in the pink”, nothing can stop us. Believe it or not, there may be something to those common sayings.

There have been many studies done about how various colors can be very depressing and some can be very enlivening; some stimulate mental activity; and some stimulate a sense of cheerfulness. We do know that color affects our moods and affects physical aspects as well as emotional aspects of health says Ted Andrews, author of How to Heal With Colour. For example, fast food restaurants often use the stimulating shades of red, yellow and orange

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Approximate Word count = 957
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)