an open discussion, on Tuesday, February 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. at United Church of Chester (29 W. Main Street) in Chester (RSVP: middlesexhmn@yahoo.com).


For more information, visit Holisticmoms.org.


Just Be… Relaxing with Reiki & Meditation


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mong the benefits attributed to Reiki and meditation are reduced pain, anxiety and stress, and increased


energy, well-being, peacefulness and awareness. Debbie Sodergren started Just Be… (until recently, called Universal Power Points) in 1998 and is currently offering both heal- ing modalities at her new location at Clinton’s Stone Temple Sanctuary, a professional bodywork therapy clinic. Soder- gren is booking Reiki clients for sessions, as well as offering training in all levels of Reiki. Additionally, she is teaching basic and advanced meditation classes that run for five week sessions, and is start- ing an ongoing, drop in meditation hour at Stone Temple Sanctu- ary on Wednesday evenings. A 1998 graduate from the New England School of Metaphysical Stud- ies, Ms. Sodergren is nationally certified as a Reiki Master Teacher and certified to teach Metaphys- ics and Meditation. She has been trained


in the human energy field of chakra balancing, vibrational medicine, channeling, death and dying, meditation and as- trology. Working with the body, mind and spirit connection, her philosophy of healing involves caring for each client with traditional allopathic medicine along with alternative healing modalities to ensure that whole health and the self are being maintained and balanced.


Just Be…and Stone Temple Sanctuary’s location is 180 West Main Street in Clinton, CT. For information, contact Stone Temple at 860.669.2548, or Debbie Sodergren at 860.985.6521, debbiesodergren@gmail.com, debbiesodergren.massageplanet.com. See ad on page 29.


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