Archive for the ‘Healing’ Category

Energy

Friday, October 15th, 2010

Energy is everywhere. Some people are very sensitive to it, like me; others don’t notice a thing. Have you ever walked into a room and got the chills or felt tension in the air? Felt drained after visiting a family member or friend? Or perhaps walked into a room and felt great! What you’re feeling is energy left behind from human emotion.  You don’t have to see the person to feel what’s happening to them. I first took notice of this over a two week period during my weekly visit to the grocery store. Five minutes into my shopping trip I felt sad and couldn’t shake it. Why did I feel sad? It was just before Christmas which is the happiest month of the year for me, but not for everyone. The sad feeling would leave shortly after I left the store. I concluded that the sadness belonged to someone else or perhaps a collective group of people.  So what can you do to protect yourself? You wrap yourself in white light. Great for adults and a necessary skill for our school aged children.  Sit in a quite place and close your eyes. Imagine white light wrapping around you, front to back, like a tube, three times from your feet to your knees, then feet to waist, feet to shoulders, feet to the top of your head. Then wrap yourself in white light from the top of your head down the front, up the back to the top of your head, three times. Your body may feel warm/cool or have a lightness to it. This will help balance your emotions and keep others at bay.

Neural Manipulation

Wednesday, September 29th, 2010

Neural Manipulation is a hands-on treatment that identifies and releases local nerve restrictions. During the examination once the restriction is located, further issues within the body can be found and released.  This gentle and precise work is very cool for the practitioner – me, and has amazing results for the client – you! Common examples of restricted nerve damage are Carpel Tunnel Syndrome and Sciatica. Nerve damage can also appear after an accident or injury, whether minor to sever. It can also develop from repetitive motion or incorrect posture. The nerve in some way has been compromised, affected by friction, over stretched or received excess pressure. Some nerves can repair themselves with time; others can trouble us for years. The restricted nerve can cause problems in other locations of the body, not only in the place of the restriction. One reason is the artery runs along side the nerve so the blood supply can affect the body’s circulation. Referred pain can also be an issue. Immobility can cause postural changes making the body compensate therefore causing an issue else where in the body.  Whether the structure involved includes fascia, joint, viscera, brain or peripheral nerve, Neural Manipulation can help.  Neck or shoulder problem? This is for you!

Past-life Regression

Monday, June 28th, 2010

Some clients come in asking for a past-life regression and others have past-life regressions come up during their treatment session. Whether you believe these past-life experiences are real or not their main purpose is to help us see where we’re stuck in our lives. Looking at what happened in a past-life/lives can give us a great deal of insight on how to heal with our present situation by changing our thoughts or belief systems. Personally, I do believe some regressions are real, but others are just helpful clues. One client saw herself as Snow White (cartoon), taking the apple and eating it. She knew the apple was poisonous so I asked her why she ate it. She told me she ate it so she wouldn’t upset the old lady. It comes back to our human conditioning. That “regression” allowed her to recognize that in this life she really did do a lot of things to make other people happy, things she didn’t want to do. This allowed her to recognize the significant amount of harm she was doing to herself by making those choices. If you feel stuck, a past-life regression might be what you need to shed some light on the situation so you can make necessary changes in your life.

Releasing our Pain

Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

Did you know that emotional issues can cause physical pain? It is also referred to as cellular memory. When a traumatic event happens in your life the emotions from that experience gets locked in the cells of your body and causes dis-ease, illness, or a restriction. It may not present itself initially in your body, but over time it will show up. I’ve seen people who have taken on fear and anxiety from their mother while still in the womb, mothers who never released the pain from a miscarriage, and adults that still hold the trauma of physical abuse. How is this possible? Have you ever felt someone else’s pain? Tensed up from the sight of a child falling? Take that to the extreme. The emotions of a traumatic experience stay lodged in the body until we are willing or ready to release them. If you have an illness that just isn’t going away it may be an emotional blockage. My daughter’s molar had been causing her a tremendous amount of pain. I remembered that when she was ten the dentist was to replace the sealants and I was sent out of the room. There was a cavity and they never advised me that they would freeze her and fill the tooth. It was her first filling and traumatizing. That trauma was surfacing now, five years later. I walked her through a few steps to release the emotional pain and there was relief and surprise in her face afterward. If the emotions hadn’t been released she may have eventually endured a root cannel. Healing is powerful.

What is a Healing Crisis?

Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

A healing crisis doesn’t always happen after a treatment, but when it does some people confuse it and think the treatment has made them feel worse. Which is kind of true, but it’s a good thing. The majority of people start holistic healing as a last resort, although this has changed in recent years. Their body may be in a weakened state or they may be ill. Maybe they’re not sick, but something needs to change. Either way their body is working at less then an optimum state and toxins are trapped in their tissue. Circulation increases in the body when tissues and organs are worked on during a session. Because of this, toxins are released and enter the blood stream, then are eliminated by the liver, kidneys, bowel, and skin. What some would call a healing crisis are the physical symptoms of a runny nose, cold, diarrhea, stomach aches, aches and pains, headaches, or fatigue. These symptoms are actually part of your recovery as you enter a more deeply healed state. Please keep in mind that this is actually a good sign and indicates that healing is taking place. Once the toxins have released, the body adjusts and feels much better. When healing takes place your system will begin operating on a higher level of efficiency and you will have less ailments and more energy. Drinking water is the key to helping this process move along more quickly.

Bumps Along the Way

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

Below you will find an article I wrote for our local newspaper. I hope it helps put your healing in perspective.

There is a misconception that CranioSacral is work done only on the skull. Cranio means head, but sacral means tailbone and what guides me in this work is the flow of the cerebral fluid that runs from the tailbone, up the spine into the head where it flushes toxins away from the brain. There’s actually a pulse to the flow of the cerebral fluid and when that pulse is not “normal” because the flow is blocked, that allows me to locate the issue in your body. Let’s say you have a car. Your car gets a dent, no big deal, the car will still run. Now let’s say your car has 20 dents! It might not work so well, the door may not open and close like it use to. The trunk and/or hood may not work like it use to. The dash lights and/or windows might eventually malfunction. Your gas mileage will ultimately be affected. You can see the damage and will probably get repairs done before you start having too much of a problem. It’s much harder to see the damage on our bodies. The damage done from a stubbed toe, a slip and fall, carrying a child on our hip, carrying lumber on our shoulder, the repetitive action of a soccer or hockey player. Little bits of damage are done to our bodies every day, so we don’t see or feel its significance. Then one day when we’re 30+ years old we wonder what’s happened to us!

The Journey

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

There are so many different cycles, rhythms and patterns going on in our lives, sometimes. it‘s hard to know where they’re coming from or what is causing our stress, or perhaps you just feeling out of sorts. Of course much of our day-to-day ups and downs come from our eating and sleeping habits, exercise routine, and relationships. For some time it has been my goal to balance out the high peaks and low dips to more of a plateau. I watch my diet, exercise regularly, I love to sleep, so I rest when I can…I watch my numerology chart, which had a bigger impact than I thought, and of course there is the cycle of the moon to pay attention to!! Other things factor in as well, relationships; I have discarded the ones that are of no benefit to me. I have been lucky enough to finally find the perfect work environment. I’ve de-cluttered my house and that has, surprisingly, de-cluttered my brain! I no longer have to make “lists”; my memory has improved greatly…less stress, more brain power! And as a family we have simplified our schedule. The peaks and dips have become more like rolling hills and life is much more manageable. Throw in a couple of teenage daughters and believe it or not life is still manageable. I’m not saying that there isn’t the occasional sharp turn in the road or some other obstacle, but with all the plateau time even the largest of obstacles are easily managed. My life is not boring, it has given me time to “smell the roses.” If you’re working on smoothing out some of your large peaks and deep valleys, please remember that everything takes time, not days, not months…but it’s all possible. Discard what you no longer need and invite in all that’s good!