| Active Release Techniques (ART) is a patented, state-of- the-art soft tissue system/movement based massage technique that treats problems with muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, and nerves. Headaches, back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, shin splints, shoulder pain, sciatica, plantar fasciitis, knee problems, and tennis elbow are just a few of the many conditions that can be resolved quickly permanently with ART. These conditions all have one important thing in common: they are often a result of overused muscles. http://www.activerelease.com |
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Matt Shepard |
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| Acupuncture involves the insertion of fine needles into carefully selected acupuncture points along the meridians (energetic pathways) of the body. Each meridian has a specific effect on a specific body system or organ of the body. Acupuncture removes blockages and stimulates energy flow. |
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Jiong Gu |
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Bob Hermann |
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| Applied Kinesiology (AK) is directed towards correcting structural imbalance caused by poorly functioning muscles and supporting chiropractic adjustments of the spine, pelvis, and other articulations. AK through the use of muscle testing helps discover the reason for functional disturbances, and suggests a direction for corrective therapy. AK also is used to balance chemical and electrical imbalances and to diagnose the reasons for the imbalance. |
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Joseph Rogge |
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| Aromatherapy is the use of essential oils for medicinal, personal, ceremonial, and ritualistic purposes. When diffused in the air and applied to the body essential oils deliver calming and healing benefits to the body. |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Jamey Spain |
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| Ayurveda is the study of how to achieve a balanced life style utilizing the five senses and the three body types (doshas). This approach to integration of mind, body, and spirit was developed by the ancient Vedic scholars in India. |
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Mary G. Moore |
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| Bach Flower Remedies are made of elements extracted from specific flowers and are designed to treat both emotional and electrical disruption in the body. Examples of treatable problems include but are not limited to: irrational fears, lack of self-confidence, depression, hopelessness, impatience, exhaustion, guilt, anxiety, self-denial, shock, over achieving, stress, etc. |
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Joseph Rogge |
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Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy® utilizes gentle touch to encourage optimum functioning of the craniosacral system. Stress, disease, and trauma may inhibit the rhythm of the cerebrospinal fluid and negatively impact the functioning of the central nervous system and the physiological systems. As the body’s innate healing mechanism is restored, clients report deep relaxation, well-being, and improved health. Click here for more details
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Kathryn Bell |
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| Biofeedback is a psycho physiological approach using computer-aided instrumentation to help individuals gain control over their autonomic nervous system. Biofeedback has been very helpful for migraines, stress reduction, pain control and anxiety issues. |
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Merlin Mather |
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Lee Ann Rasmus |
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| Birth by Hypnosis is a comprehensive, user-friendly program that utilizes essential hypnotic techniques that complement all potential birth scenarios including: mandatory c-sections, emergency c-sections, multiple births, high-risk pregnancy, nausea and vomiting during pregnancy (NVP) breech presentation (how to turn a breech baby with hypnosis—even over the phone), pre-mature labor, medical need to induce labor (hypnotic induction of labor) anxiety and fear surrounding pregnancy and birth, lactation, bonding, postpartum issues, and much more… |
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Rick Longstreth |
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| Brennan Energy Healings are performed only by graduates worldwide of the four-year professional healing certification program at the premier college of energy healing: Barbara Brennan School of Healing Science. Healers work with an individual’s energy consciousness to create physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health. Healers are trained to develop High Sense Perception, body psychotherapy, deep self-introspection, and the integration of creative arts in conjunction with their hands-on energy-healing techniques. (www.barbarabrennan.com) |
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Gretchen Jacobson |
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| Chiropractic is a form of bodywork that emphasizes the nervous system as fundamental to health. Treatments are comprised of adjustments to the spinal segments or to individual vertebrae. |
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Mary Beach |
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Steve Gagliano |
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Bob Hermann |
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Chris Hoelscher |
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Joseph Rogge |
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Matt Shepard |
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Cathy Schimelpfenig |
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| Clinical Kinesiology (CK) approaches the body as an interconnected network for information processing. Using hand modes a practitioner poses questions for the body to answer through muscle testing. Specific hand modes correspond to organs, conditions, and treatment options. Examples of treatable problems include but are not limited to chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, heavy metal poisoning, malnutrition, ADD/ADHD, depression, headaches, menstrual problems, cancers, vertigo, disc problems, and scoliosis. |
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Joseph Rogge |
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| Coaching (Personal and Professional) assists a person in creating the life they truly want. The coach works with the client to expand possibilities, define goals, take action, and assess achievements. |
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Donella Hess-Grabill |
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Ronald A. Maier |
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Nia Pirnat |
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Carolyn Treadway |
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Naomi Wilansky |
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| Counseling and Psychotherapy, which can occur in individual, couple or group settings, assists individuals in addressing, understanding, and healing mental and emotional difficulties. This work is comprised of a wide variety of talk and non-verbal therapies from many theoretical bases, some of which incorporate experiential exercises. |
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Bruce Boeck |
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Ronald A.Maier |
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Merlin Mather |
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Mary G. Moore |
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Michelle Staley |
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Kathryn Tornquist |
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Carolyn Treadway |
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Naomi Wilansky |
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| CranioSacral Unwinding is cranial sacral therapy from a Polarity perspective. It is a deeply relaxing subtle touch therapy that supports the individual in accessing their self-healing, self-regulating system, residing in the Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) of individuals. Accessing & increasing the flow of CSF enhances potency of primary core energy, enhancing health of all the systems of the body for wellness. (www.polarityhealingarts.com) |
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Chris Hoelscher |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Karen Ridinger |
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| Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS) is a new manual rehabilitative approach based on developmental movement principles. It is designed to activate the body’s stabilizing system by stimulating movement control centers in the brain. It stabilizes the body by teaching the body to mimic and internalize the precise postures a child takes when it learns to crawl and upright itself. The method helps to restore the structural and postural alignment of the body’s neuromuscular skeletal system by invoking a full body “global” motor pattern. http://www.rghabps.com/REHABILITATIQN/DNS.html |
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Matt Shepard |
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Eden Energy Medicine is both a complement to other approaches to medical care and a complete system for self-care and self-help. It can address physical illness and emotional or mental disorders, and can also promote high-level wellness and peak performance.
To accomplish this goal, energy medicine utilizes techniques from healing traditions such as acupuncture, yoga, kinesiology, and qi gong. Flow, balance, and harmony can be non-invasively restored and maintained within an energy system by tapping, massaging, pinching, twisting, or connecting specific energy points (acupoints) on the skin; by tracing or swirling the hand over the skin along specific energy pathways; through exercises or postures designed for specific energetic effects; by focused use of the mind to move specific energies; and/or by surrounding an area with healing energies. |
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Lee Ann Rasmus |
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Kathryn Tornquist |
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| Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT)Based on the ancient principles of acupuncture, EFT is a simple tapping procedure that gently realigns the body’s energy system, without the discomfort of needles. Unlike other energy healing methods, EFT incorporates an emotional element to the healing process, addressing unresolved emotional issues as a likely cause of physical disease, psychological dysfunction, and personal performance limits. |
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Ronald A. Maier |
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Michelle Staley |
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Kathryn Tornquist |
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| Fitness and Exercise is a general category that includes strength, flexibility, and endurance training, as well as exercise consulting for the special needs of clients. |
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Chris Hoelscher |
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Joseph Rogge |
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Cathy Schimelpfenig |
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Matt Shepard |
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| Hair Mineral Analysis Minerals are the “spark plugs” of life assisting enzymes essential for healthy function. Mineral imbalances lead to metabolic dysfunctions before symptoms appear. The content in hair reflects mineral content in the body’s tissues, whether excess or deficiency. Imbalances are corrected by a combination of diet, nutritional supplementation and lifestyle changes. |
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Mary Beach |
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| Healing Touch is an energy-based therapeutic approach to healing. Healing Touch uses touch to influence the energy system, thus affecting physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health and healing. The goal of Healing Touch is to restore harmony and balance in the energy system to help the person to self-heal. Continuing education credit is available for nurses and certified massage therapists. http://www.healingtouch.net |
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Chris Kaufman |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Lee Ann Rasmus |
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| Herbal Therapy Consulting recommends the use of natural herbs instead of synthetic medicines to decrease the risk of unpleasant side effects and enhance the body’s healing life-force. |
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Mary Beach |
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Jiong Gu |
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Joseph Rogge |
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| HypnoBirthing® teaches techniques for safe and more comfortable birthing through guided imagery, visualization, and special breathing. Parents learn relaxation and self-hypnosis to eliminate the fear and tension that cause long labor, replacing it with confidence, calm and comfort. It returns birthing to the beautiful, peaceful experience nature intended. www.hypnobirthing.com |
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Mary G. Moore |
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| Hypnosis/Hypnotherapy is a mental state of heightened and focused awareness and inward concentration, not unlike what we call daydreaming or “spacing out”. While in this trance state, suggestions are acted upon much more powerfully than is possible under normal circumstances. The ability to create this state of mind can, with the help of a hypnotherapist, bring about valuable, significant changes in one’s life. |
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Rick Longstreth |
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Ronald A. Maier |
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Merlin Mathers |
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Mary G. Moore |
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| Massage uses touching and stroking to enhance general health and vitality. Specialized methods can coax tension from muscles, ease stiff joints, promote healthy blood circulation and stimulate lymphatic drainage. |
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Kathryn Bell |
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Chris Hoelscher |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Cathy Schimelpfenig |
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Jamey Spain |
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| Mechanical Link Therapy (MLT)is a method of manual Osteopathic Therapy, which restores the connective tissue to optimum flexibility and strength. This allows unrestricted blood flow to body tissues unleashing the body’s ability to heal. The treatment involves applying light pressure to anatomic locations that are found by an examination. This treatment is effective in resolution of chronic pain and speed the resolution of traumatic injuries. |
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Carol C. Williams |
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| Meditation is a set of techniques that have been used for thousands of years to clear your thoughts or focus your mind. There are many approaches to meditation, all of which can lead to insight, clearer thinking, and reduced stress. |
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Bruce Boeck |
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Mary G. Moore |
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Karen Ridinger |
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Michelle Staley |
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Kathryn Tornquist |
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| Myotherapy is a deep tissue muscle therapy that incorporates trigger points with a variety of massage techniques for releasing the myofascia, while articulating and stretching the joints to increase range of motion. This technique allows for the releasing of stored holding patterns in the physical body. This therapy is beneficial for, chronic pain, rehabilitation from injuries, and releasing of tension and stress for deep relaxation. |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Matt Shepard |
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| NanoSRT (Stress Reduction Therapy) Stress can lead to illness. NanoSRT is an assessment and therapeutic tool providing state-of-the-art stress reduction therapy helping to minimize the impact that internal and external stressors place upon the body. It works by decreasing the body’s response so future exposure reduces stress reactions. |
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Mary Beach |
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| Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) is a unique method of getting direct access to our internal maps of reality (how our brains store and use pictures, sounds and other sensory information). Normal language isn’t able to communicate in that way, but NLP allows the person to shift this information that was entered as a child. This old information doesn’t reflect the experience, perspective, and wisdom we’ve acquired so we keep recreating the same undesired situations and expressing the same undesired behaviors. NLP allows us access so that we can rewire and reprogram what isn’t working and create new programs that results in being able to create the life we truly want. |
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Kathryn Tornquist |
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| Neuromuscular Therapy uses specific massage methods to eliminate pain arising from the soft tissues of the body. After the releasing of trigger points and constricted areas, the client experiences deep relaxation, increased circulation, and ease of movement. An NMT therapist works with the client to correct inefficient body mechanics that, over time, have damaging effects. |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Joseph Rogge |
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Cathy Schimelfenig-Fleming |
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Matt Shepard |
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Jamey Spain |
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| Nutritional Therapy Consulting recommends the use of food supplements to restore health or prevent illness. |
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Mary Beach |
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Chris Hoelscher |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Chris Kaufman |
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Kathy Link |
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Joseph Rogge |
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| Past Life Regression |
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Merlin Mather |
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| Pastoral Counseling is a counseling approach that utilizes insights and principles derived from spirituality, personal beliefs and values as well as those of the behavioral sciences. |
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Merlin Mather |
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Carolyn Treadway |
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| Polarity Therapy (PT) is the science of stimulating and balancing the flow of life energy within and around the human being for vibrant health. The somatic bodywork of PT is a unique intentional touch and encompasses a variety of techniques to release deep stresses and bring balance to the energy, central & autonomic nervous systems. PT integrates Ayurveda, reflexology, acupressure, craniosacral, nutrition, yoga, and verbal interaction to enhance self-awareness. (www.polaritytherapy.org; www.energyschool.com) |
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Gwenn Marie |
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| Raindrop Technique originated by Gary Young, ND, Aromocologist, is a non-invasive tool to help release viruses and bacteria, which lie dormant along the spine. Anti-viral and anti-microbial therapeutic grade essential oils are used to reduce inflammation by killing the viral agents, thus bringing the body into structural and electrical alignment. Essential oils are applied directly to the spine reflexes on the feet and to the spine and back like droplets of rain. |
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Gwenn Marie |
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| Reflexology involves manipulation of specific reflex areas in the feet, hands, ears and body that correspond to other areas and systems of the body. Sometimes referred to as zone therapy, this bodywork involves application of pressure to these reflex zones to stimulate body organs and relieve areas of congestion. Similar to acupressure principles, Reflexology works with the body’s energy flow to stimulate self-healing. |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Jamey Spain |
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| Reiki is a Japanese word meaning “universal life force.” It involves the Reiki healer channeling healing energy in order to open pathways of healing for the body, mind, emotions and spirit. A Reiki healing is done with the person receiving the healing being fully dressed and is a very relaxing experience. |
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Kathryn Bell |
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Bonnie Crosier |
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Margaret Kelly |
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Kathy Link |
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Rick Longstreth |
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Gwenn Marie |
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Lee Ann Rasmus |
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Karen Ridinger |
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Naomi Wilansky |
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| Sacral Occipital Technique (SOT) |
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Joseph Rogge |
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| Sacred Path Healing is an approach to healing whose mission is to teach and practice love: love for Creator; love for self; love for other; love for earth. Love flows in a sea of creativity and passion, while maintaining structure, providing safety and boundaries to look into the depths and shadows of one’s being, following the light and sound current vibrating truth. Only then may answers be known and decisions made. Vibrating in loving truth dissolves differences, resulting in healing and peace. |
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Lee Ann Rasmus |
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| Saliva Hormone Testing Hormones control many bodily functions. Saliva testing is an affordable, non-invasive, and convenient way to measure if various hormones are in excess or are lacking. Female and male hormones as well as adrenal (stress) hormones can be tested. Natural remedies and lifestyle changes are then recommended to balance the body. |
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Mary Beach |
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| Spiritual Direction is an invitation to explore ones relationship with God and the connection among daily living, God, others, self and all of creation. Spiritual direction provides support in moments of crisis and transition. You are on a spiritual journey, accompanied by a companion/director. You meet in private sessions with a companion/director to reflect and explore the dimensions of this journey. |
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Margaret Kelly |
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| T’ai Chi is an old Chinese system designed to develop chi within the body. Students learn a sequence of flowing, gentle movements, a moving form of meditation in which the person flows with the direction of the energy in and around the body. |
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Jiong Gu |
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Bob Hermann |
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Kathryn Tornquist |
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| Thought Field Therapy or TFT is a form of energy healing that diagnoses and treats disturbances in the human energy field which cause anxiety, phobias, depression, guilt, shame, etc., and some physical pain. By tapping on the correct acupuncture treatment points in the right order to effect a cure. Sometimes only one or two sessions are needed. |
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Merlin Mather |
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| Yoga is an ancient Indian system of using various asanas (postures) to focus and control the flow of life energy in the body, mind, and spirit. When yoga is used as therapy, certain postures may be recommended to speed healing or recovery from illness or injury. |
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Michelle Staley |
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Joseph Rogge |
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