HOLISTIC PEDIATRICIAN
PREFERRED PEDIATRICS Diana Lopusny, M.D., F.A.A.P. 88 Noble Avenue, Suite 101, Milford, CT 203.874.2800
www.PreferredPediatricsofct.com Dr. Diana Lopusny, a board certified pediatrician has years of hands-on experience with infants and children ages 0-22. Her personalized blend of conventional and homeopathic medicine offers her patients traditional, loving, and modern care.
HOLISTIC RETAIL
THE HOLISTIC HOUSEWIFE 257 Green Hill Rd, Killingworth, CT 06419 860.452.4117
www.TheHolisticHousewife.com
Handmade all natural and organic bath/ beauty and wellness, household cleaning and sustainable gardening products, TOP QUALITY TEAS, W.I.T.S. Certified Personal Trainer (pending), Reiki Master.
LIFE CELEBRATIONS
CAROL F. TAKACS, MS, ICF Certified Life-Cycle Celebrant® 203.929.7485
www.YourLifeCelebrated.com Offers personalized ceremonies celebrating and honoring special events and milestones for yourself, your family or your business.
glossary
CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY ( CST ) A manual therapeutic procedure to remedy distortions in the structure and function of the craniosacral mechanism — the brain and spinal cord, the bones of the skull, the sacrum and interconnected membranes. Craniosacral work is based upon two major premises: that the bones of the skull can be manipulated, because they never completely fuse; and that the pulse of the cerebrospinal fluid can be balanced by a practitioner trained to detect variations in that pulse. CST is used to treat chronic pain, migraine headaches, temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ), ear and eye problems, balance problems, learning difficulties, dyslexia and hyperactivity.
CRYSTAL AND GEM THERAPY Crystal and Gem Therapy involves the use of quartz crystals and gemstones for therapeutic and healing purposes. Crystals have their own unique energy frequencies. They have the capacity to amplify other frequencies which may assist with healing. They also absorb and store frequencies and can be programmed to carry healing intention. In the ancient art of “laying-on of stones,” practitioners place crystals and gemstones on various parts of the body, corresponding to chakra points, to balance energy flow.
MASSAGE
TERRI LAGGIS, RN, BSN, LMT #006323 Wisteria Healing Arts
724 Boston Post Rd, Suite 203 B Madison, CT 06443 860.853.8942
WisteriaHealingArts@comcast.net www.WisteriaHealingArts.com Nurturing you toward wholeness and helping you discover the tools to a healthier life. Specializing in: Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, Pediatric Massage, Reflexology, CranioSacral Therapy, Ayurvedic Facials, Energy Therapy and Wellness Coaching.
DANCE MOVEMENT THERAPY A method of expressing thoughts and feelings through movement, Dance Movement Therapy as practiced today was developed in the United States in the 1940s. Participants attend sessions given by trained therapists in which they are encouraged to move freely, sometimes to music. Dance Movement Therapy can be used by people of all ages to promote self-esteem and gain insight into emotional problems, and it is also practiced to help those with serious mental and physical disabilities. As such, it is widely used in the United States, and is becoming established around the world.
DECLUTTERING
Based on the theory that clutter drains both physical and mental energy. Decluttering involves two components. The first focuses on releasing things (clothing, papers, furniture, objects and ideas) that no longer serve a good purpose in one’s life. The second focuses on creating a simple system of personal organization that is easy to maintain and guards against accumulating things that are neither necessary or nourishing.
DENTISTRY ( HOLISTIC ) Dentistry from a holistic approach regards the mouth as a microcosm of the whole body. The oral structures and the body are seen as a unit. Holistic dentists often incorporate such methods as Homeopathy, biocompatibility testing and nutritional counseling. Most emphasize wellness and preventive care while avoiding (and often recommending the removal of) silver-mercury fillings.
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