Psionic healing...?

[atemu1234]

I've recently started a "high psionics, no magic" campaign world. But the lack of healing is an issue. Are there any sourcebooks, first or third party, that would give rules on this?

[Elderand]

http://dsp-d20-srd.wikidot.com/worldthought-medic

[Xerlith]

Basically, yeah. (www.d20pfsrd.com/psionics-unleashed/classes/vitalist)

(Shout out to the guys from DSP)

[gomipile]

Since this thread isn't tagged as Pathfinder and the OP didn't mention Pathfinder, I have the following suggestion. The official WOTC 3.5 book Complete Psionic has psionic healing powers (which can be picked up with Expanded Knowledge on a vote psionic class) and a base class or two which can be set up as a psionic healer.

Edit: also, the official(web enhancement) Sangehirn prestige class can heal fairly efficiently, and heal ability damage, but I'm not sure about status effects or ability drain.
Source: http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/psm/20040625c

[Rubik]

I don't know if you're willing to look at homebrew stuff, but Lycanthromancer's psionic powers revision (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7XkmnK-DY9YNGFFaGd1MEFRWkk/edit?usp=sharing) seems to have gone over well with pretty much everyone. Take a look at the Talents (especially Power Extraction), combined with the revised Body Purification.

[Feint's End]

Since this thread isn't tagged as Pathfinder and the OP didn't mention Pathfinder, I have the following suggestio...

He specifically asked for third party though and the vitalist qualifies for this.

Honestly. Take a good look at dsp psionics in general. All of the classes they made are well rounded and work really good from the get go.
The Vitalist is a fantastic psionic healer and is fun to play on top of it. It also blows every attempt wotc made to create psionic healers out of the water by far.