When Dr. Ross was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia, conventional medicine had no treatment. She embarked on her own journey to healing, discovering miracles all along the way—miracles that went beyond medicine. While exploring alternative therapies, emotional healing and spirituality, Dr. Ross encountered many others who had experienced their own miraculous cures from chronic and life-threatening illnesses. Miracles Beyond Medicine inspires as it teaches us that there is more to healing than what physicians learn in medical school.

“We all face physical limitations and other circumstances we can do nothing about. Physicians are no exceptions. In her book, MIRACLES BEYOND MEDICINE, Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross lays bare her powerlessness, her soul, her fears, and her healing on many levels. How refreshing to follow the journey of her “dark night of the soul”, to go with her on her searchings and to rise with her to new understandings. Additionally, the references she shares are most valuable. Her path demonstrates her commitment to mind, body and spiritual healing in the truest sense as a healing physician. I thank her for her vulnerability and her strength.”    — JEANIE GRIFFIN, LPC, MFT, LCDC; Founder: A Space for Healing (www.aspaceforhealing.com)

“Dr. Carolyn Ross writes with the wisdom and expertise of a clinician who has worked extensively in the areas of mental health, eating disorders and weight management, seamlessly weaving the best of conventional and complementary medicine.” — TIERAONA LOW DOG, MD, Director of Education, Program in Integrative Medicine University of Arizona Health Sciences Department

Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross is a nationally known author, speaker, expert and pioneer in the use of Integrative Medicine for the treatment of Eating Disorders, Obesity and Addictions. Former head of the Eating Disorders Program at Sierra Tucson, Dr. Ross now consults for treatment centers around the United States. She is currently in private practice in Denver, Colorado focusing on treating eating disorders, addictions and obesity.