Hello lovelies!
I'm freshly finished my Cranial Sacral Therapy program!
I'm freshly finished my Cranial Sacral Therapy program!
What a fantastic program! I thoroughly enjoyed learning about this super interesting therapy and as someone new to body work, I found the Langara Program to be super supportive and helpful. Upon my program completion this past weekend I was extremely heartened to know that I had completed 125 hours of clinical work in addition to all my study and practice time.
Best of all, I had the great joy of working on two people as case studies. These two super guinea pigs saw me for a series of treatments (5-6 sessions) over the span of two months. It was an amazing learning process for both of us as we were all delighted to discover first hand that cranial sacral therapy was indeed an effective therapy in the case pain and decreased function secondary to suspected herniated disc and chronic fatigue exacerbated by a concussion. For me it was very gratifying to observe effects that lasted beyond a single treatment.
Best of all, I had the great joy of working on two people as case studies. These two super guinea pigs saw me for a series of treatments (5-6 sessions) over the span of two months. It was an amazing learning process for both of us as we were all delighted to discover first hand that cranial sacral therapy was indeed an effective therapy in the case pain and decreased function secondary to suspected herniated disc and chronic fatigue exacerbated by a concussion. For me it was very gratifying to observe effects that lasted beyond a single treatment.
I am most definitely going to continue to practice! I plan on having a home-based, part-time practice starting late summer / early autumn. I will be moving to a new home in mid-July to set up the space for this. I am filled with gratitude to have a room of my own and for my live well / die awesome / celebrate headquarters :)
In the meantime, I'm off to an unexpected adventure of epic proportions this weekend.
I rekindled a childhood fascination with palm reading on Tuesday evening only this time, it came "packaged" and organized as the art and science of Hand Analysis. In particular, I witnessed Richard Unger's masterful skill and quick acerbic wit as he read hands with the intention of helping people discern their life purpose which was pretty resonant and phenomenal.
It really sparked the hungry curiosity of my inner super nerd.
A dozen circumstances harmonized to my delight and surprise which makes it possible for me to attend a weekend intensive to learn how to analyze hands and fingerprints. So, I'll be in Bellingham resting this weekend in a geek version of recreation, pursuing my allurement :)
I rekindled a childhood fascination with palm reading on Tuesday evening only this time, it came "packaged" and organized as the art and science of Hand Analysis. In particular, I witnessed Richard Unger's masterful skill and quick acerbic wit as he read hands with the intention of helping people discern their life purpose which was pretty resonant and phenomenal.
It really sparked the hungry curiosity of my inner super nerd.
A dozen circumstances harmonized to my delight and surprise which makes it possible for me to attend a weekend intensive to learn how to analyze hands and fingerprints. So, I'll be in Bellingham resting this weekend in a geek version of recreation, pursuing my allurement :)
Hoping you yield to the magnet of your passions too,
POst ScRIPT WISDOM:
I used to resist curiosity because it was scary to face unknowns. Little teeny tiny experiments at a time have proven to me that this illustrated wisdom is true.
Get curious / jump in + get messy / expect magic :)
Results vary from little to SUPER awesome.
Results vary from little to SUPER awesome.
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