Sunday, February 13, 2011
Look for information about Jin Shin Jyutsu and my practice in the February edition of Natural Awakenings Magazine - Bluegrass Edition. Want to know more about Jin Shin Jyutsu? I am offering an introductory class, Saturday, February 19th from 10:00 to 11:30am at my office - 2121 Richmond Road, Su 226 in Lexington. $15 fee. Call 859.494.6583 or email jennifer@jsjharmony.com to register.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
UK Markey Cancer Center Update
How are patients at Markey Cancer Center responding to the Jin Shin Jyutsu sessions they are receiving? Yesterday I received this email "You saw my mother on Tuesday and that is the first day in 2 weeks that she has not left there nauseous.The next day was equally good. Thank you so much." Jin Shin Jyutsu is available to all Markey patients free of charge thanks to the generosity of the Lexington Cancer Foundation. To make an appointment for you or your loved one, contact Jennifer Bradley at jmbradley@uky.edu or by phone at 859.323.7197
Monday, February 7, 2011
Frequent Flyers
Frequent flyer or experienced travelers alike can suffer from anxiety while flying. For some, it's take of and landing. For others it's the anticipation beginning days before your suitcase hits the overhead bin. Then there are those who can survive the trip with medication and an eye mask.
Try this, the next time you head for the airport. Wrap the fingers of one hand around the index finger of the other hand. Hold gently for a few minutes before boarding, or during the entire flight. After a few minutes, you'll feel the heart pounding slow and the body relax. It's going to be a wonderful trip.
Friday, December 3, 2010
Oh the Pain1
Each week Google sends me a little email letting me know how many people have viewed my website and the original search parameters that sent them my way. Week after week, it's the same - - - the #1 search is PAIN and PAIN MANAGEMENT.
Pain is difficult to diagnose and treat. It can be chronic to one area of the body or it can move in such a way that it is a constant game of hide and seek to find the source. It may not seem to have any correlation to any physicality of the body.
Jin Shin Jyutsu is very effective for pain management and elimination. We look at pain as a symptom of energy that is blocked. Radiating or traveling pain speaks to the specific energetic pathways that are not flowing in harmony. Pain experienced in areas of the body that are not showing visual or physical signs of injury make sense to a Jin Shin Jyutsu practitioner who understands how the energy system is organized to move along specific pathways.
One of my earliest a-ha's to this was a client who had been in constant pain from a head-on collision. The body had healed, and yet the pain persisted. Tired of the side effects of constant pain medication this individual was referred to me by her physician who had been unable to pinpoint the problem for more than a year. After two Jin Shin Jyutsu sessions, the client came off of the table looking "different" to me. Two days later, I received a call from my client's spouse who stated that his wife was completely out of pain. Had I treated the area of impact from the accident? No. I listened to the energetic pulses and worked with the energy that had indicated need, not necessarily in the specific areas she noted as painful.
The body can have the appearance of perfect health, yet the individual is in severe pain. The healing of the physical body may have well taken place, but the energetic system is still in distress. Jin Shin Jyutsu unlike pain medication doesn't cover symptoms, it goes to the source - - the energetic cause for relief.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Halloween Thoughts
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Phantom Pain
Amputees often have what is called "phantom pain", that is pain that they feel in an area of their body which is no longer attached. This pain is not in the mind. It is real. The physically manifested body may not be there, but the energetic body is. The pain is the disharmony in the energetic pathway prior to manifestation. So what do you do? As a practitioner, I listen to the pulses and work with the flow indicated. I place my fingertips where the body would be, if it were present and work as usual.
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