What can the practice of reflexology do to improve your health and your life? Tune in to this episode to understand how these methodologies can help you propel yourself down a path of healthfulness.
Mary Ellen Dorey, founder of Dorey Aromatherapy, has a varied background. Starting out as a graduate of Buffalo State College and The Fashion Institute of Technology, NYC, she gained extensive retail background and consumer lab testing, technical design, and quality control. Mary Ellen is registered by the Aromatherapy Registration Council (ARC) and incorporates her unique aromatherapy formulations into her practice of European and Ayurvedic styles of reflexology.
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S01, Ep 11: Shelby (Miles) Carino, How Good Are You At Setting Goals?
How good are you at setting goals—and then keeping them? Do you know the SMART method? In today’s episode, we talk about how to use this formula, find your power within and then see results from your collective efforts.Shelby (Miles) Carino is a psychic and seer who helps people to understand who they are and how best to awaken within themselves the power to overcome any obstacle.
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S01, Ep 29: Sharon Caswell, Adapting Technology
hile we think of wearable technology strictly in terms of devices for humans, that’s no longer true. Horses are now the beneficiary of advances in sensor technology and the trend is gaining momentum in 2017. There are several new companies jockeying for position in the equine space. PonyUp Technologies is one of these companies, and their technology has features that sets it apart from the rest.Sharon Caswell has a software engineering background and life-long interest in horses Sharon holds the reins at PonyUp Technologies, which has developed a new device called VetCheq.. Her background in software development, team leadership, product development and marketing gave her all the skills needed to give strategic and tactical guidance for developing a product from scratch.
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Laughter Yoga
“Laughter is the best medicine.”So, what if you combined it with the principals of yoga? Where would that take you?
Claire has had great success with a program called Laughter Yoga. She’s used it with teachers starting their school year, airline employees before busy season starts and with corporate executives looking to relieve stress. Laughter yoga was made popular as an exercise routine developed by Indian physician Madan Kataria, who writes about the practice in his 2002 book Laugh For No Reason. Claire has gleaned the best practices of this foundation idea and shaped into her own program.
The idea of forced laughter to help drive away the blues or negative thoughts or just refresh your mind really works. Claire’s most recent experience is with a family wanting to have a positive start and ongoing support during the school year. Each Sunday Claire meets with them and, using the principles of laughter yoga, gets their week off to a positive and fresh start. They also find themselves using the techniques during the week.
For more information on how to book Claire for a session (or two or three) contact her here.
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