 Do
you want to better your present life? Do you want answers to
all the perplexing problems that confront you? Do you want
to know how to “tune in” to the Universe? Do you want a
“solid rock” of understanding about who you are, why you are
here, and what is the reason for it all? Then by all means,
Concept-Therapy is for you.
Concept-Therapy will enrich your life through new
understanding and will deliver a Classic study that is
logical and workable and appeals to people from every walk
of life and every level of understanding.
Concept-Therapy is a unique course of instruction where you
will learn to solve everyday problems through
making right choices,
whatever your position in life. This course stems from the
idea that a person must understand and apply in his or her
life the Natural and Universal Laws that govern the Body,
Mind, and Soul, to understand how to be at peace with
yourself and with the world in which you
live. Thoroughly understood and properly applied in
everyday living, Concept-Therapy will bring you health
instead of illness, abundance instead of poverty, and peace
and happiness instead of discord and confusion.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Dr. Thurman Fleet
(1895-1983)
 Born
in Blacksburg, Virginia, George Thurman Fleet was
founder of the Concept-Therapy Institute in San
Antonio, Texas. He had a distinguished career that
included first the military, health care and then
holistic health education. In each area he
demonstrated loyalty, intelligence, dedication and
an abiding desire to understand life and assist
humanity in its upward progression. While serving in
the army in W.W.I under command of General John J.
Pershing, Sgt. Fleet went into battle with the 26th
Infantry in France. He received a battlefield
promotion to Captain and was awarded this country's
second highest medal, the Distinguished Service
Cross. He also earned the Silver Star, the Purple
Heart, the French Croix de Guerre with Palm and the
French Legion of Honor. For the remainder of his
life, Captain Fleet was an active member of the
Legion of Valor whose membership is reserved for
those decorated for gallantry with the Medal of
Honor, the Distinguished Service Cross or the Navy
Cross.
After surviving horrific wartime experiences and
a prolonged recovery from severe injuries, he was
compelled to learn about health and healing, so he
entered the chiropractic field.
Nineteen thirty-one was a pivotal year. Not only
did Dr. Fleet graduate from the Texas Chiropractic
College, but he immediately began to apply his
knowledge to scores of patients and soon had a
successful practice in San Antonio, Texas.
 That
December, a life-changing experience inspired Dr.
Fleet to uncover the fundamental principles of the
human personality and their relationship to the
natural laws of life. He researched over 30,000
published sources and with this massive effort
developed a comprehensive, correlated approach to
understand life and healing, a philosophy he named
Concept-Therapy "working/healing with ideas." One
singular document, Rays of the Dawn, emerged
initially as a series of pamphlets to help his
patients understand their role in creating health.
In 1948, Dr. Fleet copyrighted and published the
material in book form.
The idea of founding the
Concept-Therapy Institute as a non-profit
educational organization also took root in 1931. By
1944, Dr. Fleet was teaching the Concept-Therapy
philosophy to members of the various healing
professions. In the early 1950s, classes were opened
to laypersons, and the organization grew into a
wholistic health education institution.
Dr. Fleet served as President of the
Concept-Therapy Institute until 1960, when he became
advisor to the Board of Control, a position he held
until his death in 1983. He was buried with Full
Military Honors at Fort Sam Houston National
Cemetery in San Antonio, Texas.
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