Healing touch, energy healing, somatic movement therapy, contemplative dance, authentic movement, breathing, guided imagery, health and wellness, St. Louis, immune system, spiritual, cranial sacral, lymphatic

 
Maintaining Spiritual Wellness
April 27, 2010
from 6:30-7:30pm

at Prevention and Healing, Inc.
10908 Schuetz Rd.

Discussion Leaders: Paul Johnson, Chaplain, & Mary Francis Hoffman MTP, CHTP, RYT
314-443-0206

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Embodiment---the Feminine Face of GOD
Come explore your divine essence through the art of Contemplative Dance/Authentic movement and creative arts.

Saturday March, 27
Crozier Drive North Shore Oahu Hawaii

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Somatic movement therapy re-educates the neuromuscular system toward greater health and well-being. Mary Francis uses hands-on movement techniques for this purpose and also teaches simple movement sequences that can be practiced at home or in groups.

She will include practical meditation techniques and visualizations to access the wisdom of the body and mind.  Doing this work can help in facing stress, pain, and illness.  This process may enhance the functioning of the body's immune system.

Mary Francis integrates simple effective cranio-sacral work. She also uses Touch for Health. Mary Francis also incorporates into her work Authentic Movement which is a therapeutic process created by Mary Whitehouse.

Mary Francis has developed her own method which is an integrated approach using these 5 elements:

 

Finding Somatic Awareness

Breath
Sound
Movement
Touch
Stillness

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Stress Questionaire, click here


~Manage Stress

~Relieve Back Pain

~Breathe More Freely

~Relieve Stiff Neck and Shoulders

~Reduce Joint and TMJ Discomfort

~Improve Flexibility/Coordination

~Enjoy Activities with Greater Ease

~Speed Recuperation after Surgery

 

AWE — Alternatives With Education
Initiated in 2004 by Elaine AuBuchon, SSND, in response to the need for education for prisoners. AWE has courses that address the following goals:  reducing violence; empowering prisoners to develop their potential and become connected, contributing members to society; and reducing recidivism. Staff and volunteers-—all experienced, certified teachers—teach these courses.  Prisoners assist as teachers, tutors, and co-facilitators.

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In Association With
Dr. Simon Yu, M.D.
www.preventionandhealing.com


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