The human heart is the center of a territory with no boundaries.
-Elisabeth Rochat de la Vallee
In Person and Online Offerings
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Chinese Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine
I work with a wide range of health conditions, including chronic and recurrent pain, infertility, menopause, stress-related issues, autoimmune and degenerative disorders. Much of my work focuses on helping individuals with trauma, emotional and mental health challenges heal towards empowerment, resiliency and meaning making. Each treatment is customized to your needs.
Chinese herbal medicine is the largest organized herbal system in the world. It is a potent form of therapy used as a complement to acupuncture treatments and as a primary form of therapy.
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Somatic Therapy
Trauma sensitive mind-body explorations using guided meditation, movement, active imagination, music, art, and voice work. The body is an ever-changing, emerging identity. Each session works towards unfolding held patterns and building resiliency. Somatic Therapy is offered both in-person and online.
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Exploring and Healing through a somatic and movement based guided drawing.
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Guided Journeys
One to One Guided Sessions. Facilitating inner exploration, revealing your true nature through seeing, listening and witnessing self.
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Manual Therapies and Sound Healing
Moxibustion, Fire Cupping, Gua Sha, Targeted Massage, Hot Stone Therapy, Energy Healing Touch and Yoni Steams.
Singing Bowls, Tuning Forks, Mantra, and Song alter the body’s biochemistry and bring your nervous system, muscle tone and organs into harmonic balance.
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Mythic & Celestial Medicine
The power of primordial images, energies and patterns are explored to create understanding and meaning from life experiences.
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Embodiment Education
Presentations and Explorations on the body-mind’s innate capacity to heal through movement, exploration, and meaning making relationships with spiritual archetypes.
Most presentations are grounded in the deep wisdom of listening and exploring the body.
“I’m not sure how or when I began my apprenticeship with sorrow. I do know that it was my gateway back into the breathing and animate world. It was through the dark waters of grief that I came to touch my unlived life, by at last unleashing tears I had never shed for the losses in my world. Grief led me back into a world that was vivid and radiant. There is some strange intimacy between grief and aliveness, some sacred exchange between what seems unbearable and what is most exquisitely alive. Through this, I have come to have a lasting faith in grief.”
— Francis Weller