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Touch is a basic human need. Safe touch is informed by the body's unique needs for touch |
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Vision. I imagine living in a world where giving and receiving safe touch is an integral part of people interacting with each other, and with all life. My Mission is to regularly receive, give and teach safe, nurturing, pleasurable and empowering touch • In 1:1 sessions with adults in any stage of life, • in adult education enrichment groups, • as body-centered trauma-care training for massage therapists and other health professionals, • in ways that collaborate with other holistic individuals and groups, • in ways that are financially sustainable for me, and • as affordable as possible for others. |
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One client said:
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- I sleep better I just had to write to express the joy I am feeling after our session. I'm walking around the house in stocking feet, feeling like I am floating on clouds. My feet haven't felt this good in years. It no longer hurts to walk barefoot on carpet. I can feel my feet bending, rather than the stiff-footed way I used to walk. I am walking just to feel my feet move in all the ways they should; just because it feels good. I love to dance, and haven't been able to do that. Now I have hope - I can dance again. |
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web design by Brian Springer |
updated 12 / 2011 |
Phone: 213-427-9471 Email: Carol@mtcwc.com |
Carol Springer California certification #26838 |
I have taught: Massage at Connecticut Center for Massage Therapy (www.ccmt.edu)
Trauma Touch Therapy ™ at Colorado School of Healing Arts (www.csha.net).
Workshops for health professionals
Enrichment classes for massage and self care.
I have written Return to Your Senses Handbook