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!!About
The META-Wiki is a living compendium of the __psycho-bio-socio-logical connections__.

It gives an anatomical and physiological introduction to the organ systems, single organs and specific tissues, as well as the __brain layers__ and relays concerned.

The __biological function__ of these tissues defines the __conflict theme__ they react upon with __typical symptoms__ that change throughout the cycle of trauma, conflictive (stress) phase, regeneration, healing peak, and the body's warning mechanism. Examples of these symptoms are given, as well as possible medical diagnoses for them. Of course, with ongoing experience and case studies in our database, this information is extended.

The affected organs have typical qualities of __emotions attached__ when stressed, and __thoughts__ that prompt these emotions. From this perspective, __META-meanings__ can be deducted that help to heal bodymind.

The named emotions, thoughts and META-meanings are examples to translate the biological function of our organs for the individual human mind. We added shortened __client examples__ for illustration. The "__differential diagnoses__" give various tissues, themes and symptoms to compare similar affections to each other.

This compendium does NOT claim that the human bodymind will heal completely by resolving conflicts. Health and disease are multifactorial, and we find that __dispositions__ are created already at an early age or even before birth. However, our understanding gives valuable directions in which to find the __key for holistic healing__.
In that, META-Health professionals wish to collaborate with scientific and alternative health care providers to boost efficiency by an integrative approach that suits the individual.
