Resources – Vicki Strom-Medley

by admin on May 3, 2012

Vicki worked many years as an executive in a corporate environment where she noticed several patterns in people’s lives creating physical and emotional imbalances. Vicki always had an interest and knowledge regarding alternative means of healing the body. She left the corporate environment and explored healing methods to assist people on a deeper level with life challenges. She became a LMT and embarked on a extensive study of healing modalities. Vicki has studied nationally with many leaders of the “healing” community and internationally the ancient healing techniques of Peru, which added another dimension to her work. She calls her work Energy Balancing Therapy aligning the body, heart, mind and spirit.

BS Psychology/Business Administration; NLP Hypnosis; Energy Medicine Practitioner; Life Coach; Cranial Sacral Practitioner; Shamanic Practitioner; Herbal Studies; Bach Flower Essences; Aroma Therapist.
Vicki Strom-Medley LMT #6830 Oregon. Reiki Master

Website: http://www.healingheartenergybalancing.com

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Anne Dellenbaugh is a pathfinder. She found her own path through a terminal cancer diagnosis using yoga, Ayurveda and other alternative therapies. She is a spiritual counselor, Hatha Yoga instructor and an Ayurvedic practitioner. Anne also ran her own company guiding wilderness trips for women for 20 years. Anne brings to her classes and consultations great compassion and a desire to help each woman find her own path, and bring her own wisdom to a world in need of it!

Anne has relocated to Albuquerque, NM USA. To schedule a private appointment with Anne contact her at 207-751-4875 or agd(at)gwi(dot)net.


Anne’s former web site (a new site is in development): www.wildlotusyoga.us

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