Tuesday, August 3, 2010
"There shall be eternal summer in the grateful heart."
~ Celia Thaxter
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Welcome BeeGee and Erika
Change is common these days, and we are blessed to be on the positive side of change with two wonderful new technicians at Sensorielle.
BeeGee Stivers
Licensed Esthetician and Healing Touch Therapist
BeeGee has been an esthetician for 14 years. She is a mother of 3 and grandmother. Specializing in relaxation and anti aging, she is also a Healing touch therapist. BeeGee loves hiking with her 2 dogs and gardening and biking and playing with her family.
Erika Anderson
Licensed Acupuncturist and Reiki Master
Erika received her degree of Master of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Southwest Acupuncture College in Boulder, Colorado and is licensed in Colorado and is certified by the National Certification Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). She is a certified practitioner of Facial Rejuvenation and also is a Reiki Master level healer. Erika has worked in various clinics including sports medicine, pain management and oncology, as well as fertility and family planning.
Erika has a myriad of experience treating many varying disorders and she specializes in digestive disturbance and food allergies, anxiety and insomnia as well as chronic fatigue, post-traumatic stress disorders and menstrual disorders. She welcomes the opportunity to treat anyone in need of help.
Erika provides gentle and compassionate healing sessions. She seeks to provide balanced care for all her patients and offers holistic healing including: nutritional advice, Chinese herbal medicine and healthy lifestyle recommendations.
Read more about Erika and the benefits of Acupuncture here…
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August Astrology with Sylvia L. Wyant
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Hi All,
I am choosing to change the format of my astrology column for the Sensorielle Newsletter a bit. Since I now have weekly astrological updates on my websites (see below) - I will be focusing here on how astrology affects our body. The astrological energies affect our physical body because we are literally made of stardust - ancient as it may be.
We begin August with Juno's entrance into the sign of Leo.
We can expect a lot of drama around our romantic choices, our
self-expression and our relationships to our creative offspring, artistic
and the child-kind. The beginning of the month is a time of potent
baby-making energy - so if you are so inclined, get after it!
We have a lot of push/pull energy this month, coupled with strong Mar and
Venus vibes, trying to work it all out. As Saturn has just re-entered Libra take time to find balance in your physical structure. Support your body with refreshing water and electrolytes, a cool swim, and a hike in the
shade. Ceres, the Goddess of Grain moves direct in Sagittarius on the 8th.
Take this time to travel and consider how you would like to nourish
yourself, even if it means a trip to the day spa - take a mini vacation this month. You have earned it. Mercury moves retrograde on the 20th in Virgo so plan your trip/day early on.
For further details check out www.headtotoeastrology.com and www.kidstarsastrology.com Contact Sylvia to schedule an appt. to clarify exactly how all this affects you individually. 303-448-1477
Sylvia Lorraine Wyant, MLS
"Agent of Change"
HEADTOTOE Consulting
sylvia@h2tconsulting.com
4076 Stone Place
Boulder, CO 80301
Sylvia L. Wyant began practicing astrology professionally over 15 years ago. She is also a practicing Body Psychotherapist and a faculty member of Regis University, School of Innovative Studies, MA department.
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Community Spotlight
Boulder Kung Fu Academy
New Tai Chi Class
12-Week Small Group
Wu Style Tai Chi Chuan
Starts September 13, 2010
Mondays & Wednesdays
NOON-1 pm
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- Strength
- Coordination
- Concentration
- Balance
- Flexibility
- Memory
- Circulation
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Sensorielle highly recommends this class and school.
Tai Chi Chuan is an ancient Chinese art dating back to approximately 1200 A.D. Tai chi is practiced for health and self-defense. It is easy to learn, needs no special equipment, can be practiced anywhere in a minimum amount of space, and is suitable for everyone, young and old.
Wu Style Tai Chi consists of 108 movements practiced in a slow, relaxed manner. The mind becomes very calm and blood circulates freely to all parts of the body, making the internal organs strong. The unity of movement, breathing and concentration contributes greatly to physical and mental health.
Tai Chi Chuan relies on internal power. Many of the moves are soft and yielding, turning an opponent's power back against themselves. Contrary to its gentle appearance, Tai Chi at its advanced stages of training, becomes an effective martial art. As in all styles of kung fu, however, proficiency in self-defense requires dedication and consistent practice.
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