Gary Beaver Presentation on IADC at The Metamorphosis Center
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icensed psychologist Gary Beaver will present Grief and Trauma Recovery Through Induced After-Death Communi- cation, from 7 to 9 p.m. on August 5. His presentation will be held at The Metamorphosis Center, in Burnsville, as part of its Holistic Speakers Series. Beaver who has completed Induced After-Death Com- munication (IADC) training with Dr. Allan L. Botkin, the discoverer of the technique, is a certified IADC trainer and has been appointed to the International IADC Board. He also has extensive training and experience in the use of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR),
which is the foundation of IADC. “I am deeply moved and amazed each time I conduct an IADC session,”
Beaver says. “Each session feels like a sacred event and the healing effects go far beyond anything I have ever seen occur with any other type of therapy. I am so very pleased and excited to be able to offer this amazing therapy to all who are grieving the loss of loved ones.” The Metamorphosis Center’s Holistic Speakers Series offers a different
speaker every Tuesday evening. The series addresses a variety of topics related to contemporary themes in mind-body-spirit and personal development and is hosted in a space designed for contemplation. Other speakers and topics are listed on the center’s website,
TheMetamorphosisCenter.net.
Cost: $20; tickets available online or at the door. Location: 1301 Cliff Rd., Ste. E, Burnsville. For more information, visit
TheMetamorphosisCenter.net. See ad, page 9.
Healing Elements has Opened in Minneapolis
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ealing Elements, an all-encom- passing center for holistic living, opened in northeast Minneapolis in April. Healing Elements offers afford- able daily yoga and meditation class- es for all levels. It also has a variety of services, including massage therapy and Reiki, as well as astrological
readings and energy, crystal and sound healing. “My vision of Healing Elements came from the desire of a world in which healing is accessible and affordable and the tools abundant,” says founder and owner Samantha Carry. “I dreamed of a space in which mind, body and spirit were integrated, educated and enlightened, and people’s needs were met wherever they were on their journey of health and healing.”
Healing Elements also carries high-quality local tea and snacks, organic bulk herbs, essential oils and health products. “Healing Elements is an oasis,” says Genevieve Wachutka, a certified Reiki and meditation practitioner at the center. “Come in to relax, rejuvenate and discover new tools for health and wellness. Our passionate team is here to support a thriving community.”
Location: 2358 Stinson Blvd., Minneapolis. For more information and a calendar of events, call 612-788-1813 or visit
HealingElementsMpls.com.
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Do It Green! Clothing Swap
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o It Green! will host its first Sum- mer Clothing Swap from 2 to 3:30
p.m. on August 3 at its location at Mid- town Global Market, in Minneapolis. This summer clothing swap has been added due to the growing interest in the annual clothing swap and the demand for more such events through- out the year. Anyone can bring unwanted
clothes and swap them for “new-to- you” items. Clean clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women and children of any age and size are welcome. Do It Green! will donate any leftovers to charity. This is a free event, but please consider making a free-will monetary donation in support of Do It Green!, Minnesota’s sustainability programming.
Cost: Free. Location; Midtown Glob- al Market Conference Room (lower level), 920 E. Lake St., Minneapolis. For more information, email Eva@
DoItGreen.org or visit
DoItGreen.org.
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