Having not even heard of Vianna Stibel’s ThetaHealing™ till two days ago, I now discover it’s as entertainingly reviled as Scientology.
Rational Wiki (a familiar looking online encyclopedia dedicated to “analyzing and refuting pseudoscience”) says: “It was developed by Vianna Stibal, a naturopath who claims to have healed herself of cancer instantly in 1995. Not that IT CURES CANCER!!! or anything, except her followers think it does.”
Here’s a blog from Vianna’s ex-daughter-in-law, called ThetaHealing Revealed: The Fraud – The Cult – The Truth: To Protect Those Who Innocently Investigate ThetaHealing, which seems to have been created just for me.
Stump up the $550 and I’ll take the Basic DNA ThetaHealing course in January. That way we can speed up the process of finding out whether I will remain your sturdy-ish skeptic, or will insist on being addressed thenceforth as ‘Bindi’.
New Age Guinea Pig 
Just found your blog… thanks for mentioning mine! I’m curious to know if you ever attended a seminar, and what your thoughts are now.
Hi Lindsey. I wish I could be so thorough as to attend a seminar, but $550 (for a local, Melbourne interpretation of ThetaHealing) is beyond my means – particularly when I suspect the only good that can come out of it is an interesting blog post. I know your stance on ThetaHealing… did you attend one of the early seminars?