People often speak of Craniosacral Therapy as being like meditation, both for practitioner and client. We often close our eyes, settle into a deep, restful state of subtle awareness, and allow the healing process to unfold. As stress in the world seems to be multiplying, I am reminded of the essential value […]
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Siri and My Heart
Three years ago today, my dear mentor, Emilie Conrad, passed away from her body. This morning, after downloading new software to my iPhone, giving it new life, it asked me to talk to Siri*, to teach her my voice. After asking her the weather, I decided to plunge in further. “Siri,” I said, “What is […]
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Meeting the Mystery: Caterpillars, Reality and Biodynamics
Many years ago I lived in Boulder, Colorado, a city known for being 25 square miles surrounded by reality. You might think of it as a place where anything can happen, and, indeed, it is a town rampant with new discoveries and ideas in sciences like meteorology as well as the healing arts. One day, […]
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Flowers, Biodynamics and Life
Everywhere I go, my eye is surprised by color bursting through the earth. It is spring. Flowers emerging remind us of what we may have forgotten during the darker winter months. It is a time when it is relatively easy to perceive birth, hope and newness all around us. What would it be like to […]
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Formative Forces: The Essence of Biodynamics
My journey of learning and teaching Craniosacral Biodynamics has transformed my life in many ways, as it has for so many other students and practitioners of this profound work. The question still arises, What is Biodynamics? Through years of study, practice and endless discussions with other teachers and especially Biodynamics pioneer (and my beloved husband), Franklyn […]
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