October is / was an interesting and wild month for me. I got back from Canada, raring to work with babies.. I treated three of them, plus another family that lost a newborn (which is so tragic and terrible by the way). I sometimes wonder if that treatment of the grieving family is still affectingContinue reading “Chasing after happiness, falling flat on my face”
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Qigong continues, spaciousness arises with ease
Hi All! I am attempting to blog more often, and who knows, maybe post once a day. I did qigong in the park by the river yesterday, in the warm sunlight. It was majestic and warming. Plus I had semi-privacy as there was a lot of shrubbery between me and the path by the river.Continue reading “Qigong continues, spaciousness arises with ease”
Yearning to see what arises
In my last post about spaciousness, I was just coming into relationship with the idea of having lots more space. And in case you didn’t notice, that is not exactly easy for me. I am typically a do-er or a project worker or a study-er. For me to have two or three entire days offContinue reading “Yearning to see what arises”
Drowning in spaciousness
In the past year, I have made several massive changes. I transitioned out of a serious relationship. I transitioned out of nursing school (long story for another day). I even left my full time, well-paying job which felt was suffocating me (not to mention extreme mismanagement and poverty-level wages to a third of the employees).Continue reading “Drowning in spaciousness”
Creating space, ease follows
It is quite amazing how little adjustments can make a huge difference. Since I returned from Canada, I have gone through my nursing school books and notes and I recycled hundreds of pages which were just sitting on my shelf gathering dust. By moving all of those nursing books further away (because I am heavilyContinue reading “Creating space, ease follows”
October update, thoughts after a rich Canadian journey
This is some of the wisdom I gleaned from my time in Canada, where I spent 2-weeks at a birth process work intensive workshop. Then I taught a 3-day workshop on Salt Spring Island on working with babies (primarily from a Craniosacral perspective, but we definitely included a lot of Polyvagal tracking of the autonomicContinue reading “October update, thoughts after a rich Canadian journey”
A wild story about birth continued
This is a continuation from a previous post, I would highly recommend going back and reading the beginning of the story which is one post back. And like I mentioned in that post I have the mothers explicit permission to share the story. I should also mention that when I work with babies it isContinue reading “A wild story about birth continued”
A wild esoteric journey through working with babies
I have permission to share the story, which is important. I want to start out by mentioning that nearly every baby session I do with mother and babies is based on science and evidence-based research. I enjoy working with babies and mothers and hope to continue to do so for a long time to come.Continue reading “A wild esoteric journey through working with babies”
A classic double bind
OK this material is pretty deep. I might recommend having good support around you or having a friend you can call if reading this brings anything up for you; of course you could always call and schedule a session with me if you would like. Area code +1 434, 465-0603 USA. One neumonic for counteringContinue reading “A classic double bind”
PPN intensive workshop in Nelson BC
I just attended an incredible workshop in the Kootenays. This intensive was led by Myrna Martin and it focused on double binds, chemical and surgical birth imprints. It was a small group so we really got to know each other well and I believe the intimacy assisted us to go deeper into the material. TheContinue reading “PPN intensive workshop in Nelson BC”
