Welcome to Energy Dancing in Balance!
Dedicated to energy healing through Reiki, Reflexology, Jin Shin Jyutsu, Qi Gong, Herbalism and more.
Each of these is just a vehicle, for in truth, the body heals itself. Energy work helps bring your body back into balance and fosters well-being.
Each of these is just a vehicle, for in truth, the body heals itself. Energy work helps bring your body back into balance and fosters well-being.
What's new? Check out these recent blog posts:
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Creating Forgiveness
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Herbal medicine for depression
Creating Forgiveness
Letting go and losing weight
Herbal medicine for depression
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Where is Energy Dancing in Balance?
The St. Michael's Center in Toco Hills 1924 Clairmont Road, Suite 250 Atlanta, GA 30329 Hours: Monday - Friday 10 am - 7 pm; additional hours by arrangement. Find us on the map. Call 404-406-5204 or email reikidancing@gmail.com to schedule an appointment. What does it cost?
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What people are saying about
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Reiki
Reiki, a Japanese technique of "laying on hands," is recognized as an alternative healing modality by the World Health Organization (WHO).
According to the National Institutes of Health Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), Reiki affects energy fields that surround and penetrate the human body. Click on the Reiki tab above to find out more about this gentle method for relaxation and stress reduction. "Christin Whittington really helped me last year in dealing with my grief issues. With just one session of Reiki, Christin brought me back to a more level emotional state, one where I could deal with the issues calmly again." - Jan S., Tucker |
Reflexology
Bring your body back into balance with foot reflexology! This combination of gentle stretching and foot compression can help reduce stress, improve circulation and stimulate the movement of lymph -- our bodies' natural detoxifier.
To find out more about how reflex points on the feet work with the body's actual organ systems, click on the Reflexology tab above.
"A most wonderful island of bliss occurred this week when I went to Christin for my reflexology appointment. I was so ready to just lie back and have my feet tended - and wow, did it work. Her little room there is so soothing, too. I sank into an altered state almost immediately -- nearly went to sleep - and when I opened my eyes at the end and looked up at those little gold lights through big soft scallops of gauze, I thought, 'Maybe this is what it's like to die and wake up on the other side.' " - Ginger P., Atlanta
To find out more about how reflex points on the feet work with the body's actual organ systems, click on the Reflexology tab above.
"A most wonderful island of bliss occurred this week when I went to Christin for my reflexology appointment. I was so ready to just lie back and have my feet tended - and wow, did it work. Her little room there is so soothing, too. I sank into an altered state almost immediately -- nearly went to sleep - and when I opened my eyes at the end and looked up at those little gold lights through big soft scallops of gauze, I thought, 'Maybe this is what it's like to die and wake up on the other side.' " - Ginger P., Atlanta
Jin Shin Jyutsu
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Jin Shin Jyutsu is a gentle healing art whose origins go back thousands of years. Rediscovered in Japan in the early 1900s, it uses the innate healing energy of acupuncture meridians and balance points to help each person bring her- or himself into harmony, so the body can heal itself.
Jin Shin Jyutsu (pronounced “ gin shin jute-soo”) is ideal for anyone who is dealing with pain, too much stress and / or a chronic condition that hasn’t responded to conventional medical treatment. To find out more, click on the Jin Shin Jyutsu tab above. |
Herbalism
For millenia, people planted and harvested crops by the moon (and stars). To find out what phase of
the moon we're in, check out the Moon Phase Clock on the Herbalism page.
Take a look at the diverse plant communities on Black Rock Mountain.
People have been using plants for healing since before recorded time; only in the last hundred years
or so have the isolated constituents of plant medicine become more important than the plants
themselves. But in a holistic system, the energy of the whole plant contributes more than its
individual parts toward helping a person heal the entire body -- not just suppress a symptom (which
may actually drive the illness deeper). For further discussion of the role of plants in healing from a
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perspective, click on the Herbalism tab at the top of the page.
Photo © 2013 courtesy Cynthia Eichenlaub
the moon we're in, check out the Moon Phase Clock on the Herbalism page.
Take a look at the diverse plant communities on Black Rock Mountain.
People have been using plants for healing since before recorded time; only in the last hundred years
or so have the isolated constituents of plant medicine become more important than the plants
themselves. But in a holistic system, the energy of the whole plant contributes more than its
individual parts toward helping a person heal the entire body -- not just suppress a symptom (which
may actually drive the illness deeper). For further discussion of the role of plants in healing from a
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) perspective, click on the Herbalism tab at the top of the page.
Photo © 2013 courtesy Cynthia Eichenlaub
Qi Gong
This short video is from a Qi Gong workshop I led for attendees at the 2013 Atlanta contra dance weekend. Qi Gong, or "Energy Cultivation," promotes health by improving balance, flexibility, body strength and mental alertness. (Thanks to Jim Crawford for creating the video!)
To find out more, click on the Qi Gong tab above.
To find out more, click on the Qi Gong tab above.
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