We are a group of holistic practitioners who believe it's time to reclaim our responsibility, as individuals, to create the kind of life and healthcare system we want to enjoy. Through our various specialties we desire to touch and nurture your CORE to co-create your desired health.
We pledge our intention and energy to facilitate your self-discovery and healing. You matter to us. Listening to you and hearing what you seek in positive health and well-being for yourself are our first priorities. Together with you, we discuss the information and then create your individualized treatment plan. Please know we are here to serve you. If our group interests you, please contact us online or call (417) 887-2697.
Friday, April 27, 2012 at 09:43AM We all need touch, and couples need to remember to include loving touch in their lives. In this 3 hour evening, Dale will introduce yogic stretches for two people, then guide each couple through giving and receiving a nurturing massage.
Cost for the evening (Monday, May 14 from 6:30--9:30 pm) is $30 per couple. Call Dale at 417-773-2921 to preregister.
Friday, April 27, 2012 at 09:39AM Biofeedback and guided imagery specialist Patricia Pike will host a series of classes designed to help you create one new good habit in your life. You be in charge of the change, and Pat will facilitate. Her course runs from Monday June 11 for five consecutive Mondays, ending on July 2. Cost is $50. For the ten hours of class (6--8 pm each Monday) Pat will help students identify goals, then support these goals with imagery and other tools to facilitate change. If you're feeling stuck in your life, consider joining in. Phone Patricia at 417-887-2697 to pre-register.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011 at 01:06AM I'm sitting in my London hotel room early this morning; preparing to go teach another course at the north school, and reflecting on some very satisfying days I've had in the past couple of week.
Last night I attended my second, and unfortunately, final rehearsal of the Messiah for this year. The choir is outstanding; the rehearsal director was wonderful, and afterwards I joined several members for a drink at the pub down the hill. And thought: "How lucky I am to get to do this..."
Before rehearsal I hopped into a taxi to get from a busy clinic day to share a quick dinner with a past client with whom I love to check in once a trip if possible, an Indian woman who is on an amazing spiritual path. And thought: "How lucky I am to get to do this..."
This came after two days full of really wonderful clients and colleagues at the clinic, during which nearly everyone came off my work table looking taller, or me looking shorter. All were quite satisfied, and I felt really grateful that I had the chance to work with such eager and committed people. And thought: "How lucky I am to do this..."
And opportunities keep coming. Gratitude is truly the law of increase.
Monday, August 1, 2011 at 07:13AM Individuals who wish to study this area of medicine can also attend Georgetown University, which has offered a master's degree program in complementary and alternative medicine since 2003, its website states. Students who enroll in this course of study focus on topics such as massage, acupuncture, herbs and supplements as well as the interactions of the mind and body.
Additionally, the Texas College of Traditional Chinese Medicine recently became the first Chinese medical school in the country to offer a dual master's degree program from the U.S. and China, the institution's website states. After completing this course of study, participants will be awarded a master of acupuncture and oriental medicine degree from the Texas school, as well as a Tui Na credential from the Zhejiang Chinese Medical University in China. Using these two qualifications, officials from the school said students will be able to practice in the U.S. and abroad.
Monday, July 25, 2011 at 10:05AM A skilled massage therapist can successfully integrate mechanical correction with freeing psycho-spiritual blockages. Although an oversimplification of the tenets of massage, the physical manipulation of tendino-muscular groups can facilitate healthful tissue mechanics while massage's circulation enhancement can move stuck emotions and release unhealthful thought patterns. As such, massage therapy is an ideal component of a multi-disciplinary health practice where other professionals address cellular, neurological, chemical and biophysical components of clients' health.
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