Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Meditation at Body & Soul

Weekly Meditation Group with Marie-Lou
Starting Tuesday evenings 7:00-8:30pm
April 3rd to May 8th.
Pre-pay for 6 weeks just $20 per class, drop-ins $25.
Space is limited, please RSVP before April 3rd to reserve your spot.

Beginners as well as seasoned Meditators are welcome to join us for an evening of chanting, deep Meditation, exploration of an inspirational text as well as a time for questions and answers.

Marie-Lou makes the secret wisdom of Meditation accessible to anybody wishing to reconnect with the inner source of Beauty, Peace and Confidence.

In this 6 session program you will:
• Come to understand that you don't need to stop or control your thoughts to meditate successfully
• Learn how to slow down, pause and deeply relax
• Master powerful and simple techniques to settle your mind and nervous system through the practice of:
• Ancient Breathing Techniques
• Healing Mantras
• Sacred Chanting
• Learn how to build and maintain your own daily practice while deepening your experience of Meditation
• Develop balance, restore energy and sharpen focus as you begin to experience the clarity and joy of "living with all the Lights On".


Marie-Lou Kuhne Millerick has studied Yogic Philosophy and practiced Meditation for over 15 years under the personal guidance of an enlightened Sage who lives and teaches in the Himalayas. She is a passionate and skilled teacher of Meditation and the creator of MindShifting, a leading-edge coaching system. Her experience has led her to conduct seminars in corporate settings, schools and yoga studios across the United States, France, Germany and Switzerland, her native country.

"Meditating with like-minded people creates a space for deep connection with Self and a profound experience of Oneness with All."

www.bodysoulsalem.com


Monday, March 26, 2007

Join us for Kripalu Yoga


About Our Classes
Class every Monday night from 7:00-8:30 p.m.

During each 1 hour class, Instructor Gil Clothey will guide you through a series of stretches and postures in a comfortable setting. The room temperature will stay at a comfortable level. To help you better understand the postures and their benefits each pose will be explained at the beginning of the class, along with written information summarizing the entire series. Students will incorporate the use of helpful props to assist in completing the poses, such as blocks, walls and partners.

$60 Prepay for 6-Week Semester, or $15 Drop-in. Please call for Semester dates.

If you would like more information on our Kripalu Yoga Class please contact us at 978-825-0040 or bodysoulmassage@gmail.com. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have. No previous yoga experience is required.

Sunday, March 25, 2007

Watch an acupuncture treatment on the news!

Have you been considering acupuncture for yourself but find that you are afraid of needles?
Watch Chula, a 12 year old shepherd/lab mix with arthritis get an acupuncture treatment....and enjoy it!

Protecting Your Pet News Segment

Protecting Your Pet, a weekly news show produced by Boston's WHDH Channel 7 will be featuring Jeanie Marie giving an acupuncture treatment to her patient Chula, a 12 year old Shepherd/Lab mix. Her owner David will also be interviewed about Chula's progress and his experiences with acupuncture.

The show is scheduled to air on Monday, March 26, 2006 on Channel 7 at 5:am and perhaps at 5:30pm along with the news. It will also show that night on the news at 10:00 pm on Channel 56. This schedule may change. For more info visit the WHDH Channel 7 website at www.whdh.com

Sunday, March 18, 2007

Take your body on a warm mini-vacation

Are you tired of this cold arctic weather? Has the cold penetrated into your bones? Need some warmth in your body? Try a Hot Stone Massage!

Hot Stone Massage Balsamic stones are heated to 120 degrees and lathered with massage oils. The stones are placed on and around the client enveloping them in warmth. The client is then massaged with the stones and heated oil.

It's the next best thing to laying on a tropical beach in the sun!

For more information on massage and bodywork offered at Body & Soul visit our website. www.bodysoulsalem.com

Monday, March 12, 2007

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month

Endometriosis is a common health problem in women. The name comes from the word endometrium, the tissue that lines the uterus. In this disorder, tissue similar to the lining of the uterus grows and implants itself outside of the uterus, in other areas of the body.

This condition commonly cause from moderate to significant pain in concert with your menstrual cycle, leading to what I call Screaming Uterus Syndrome. I am a licensed acupuncturist at Body & Soul in Salem, MA and I have personally struggled with these disorders. It was my frustration with current medical treatment options that led me to research my alternatives, especially acupuncture, herbs, Chinese medicine, reflexology and yoga.

Acupuncture, Endometriosis and Uterine Fibroids

Acupuncture is an ancient healthcare system, yet it has stood the test of modern practice and research is increasingly supporting what the Chinese have always known. Over time, acupuncture has developed a number of specialties and one of the most well-developed is women's healthcare. Several hundred years ago, specialists in China were treating women who had symptoms that today would be diagnosed as endometriosis and uterine fibroids. More recently, National Institutes of Health research has confirmed that acupuncture is effective in relieving symptoms and reducing frequency of occurrence for both of these disorders. Acupuncture is a safe, effective, but gentle approach to regaining your body's natural rhythms and balance. More importantly, acupuncture does more than simply treat the pain associated with endometriosis and uterine fibroids. Combine with herbal and dietary therapy, many women will find acupuncture to be the beginning of a path to healing.

If you are suffering from endo or uterine fibroids we can help!
Your first acupuncture session will include a nutritional and herbal consultation, as well as lifestyle recommendations along with an acupuncture treatment.
Contact Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com 978-729-9593

Reflexology and massage also helps reduce the pain of endometriosis. Research has shown that yoga helps the body to heal and relax. Come join us at Body & Soul on Mondays for an intimate yoga class. For more info on bodywork and yoga please visit www.bodysoulsalem.com

For more information on treating endometriosis visit the new website ScreamingUterus.com

Sunday, March 11, 2007

Monday, March 5, 2007

The Buzz on Allergies


Allergy season is almost here. If you suffer from springtime allergies try adding a little raw, unfiltered local honey to your tea every morning. Try to find honey that is made within 20 miles of your home.

The theory behind this remedy is that daily exposure to a small amount of an allergen can desensitize the body. This helps the body to resist the allergen in the long run.

By : Jeanie Marie Kraft, L.Ac. MyAcuDoc.com

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