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New CST clients

My thriving business just had an unexpected boost this first week of July 2022 when two women at different times saw my business placard outside

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Begin again

December 2011 In 1979 I read a novel, the title long gone from my memory, in which the protagonist, a young man living at home

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Revelations

Easton Mountain, Aug. 13, 2011 He saw Jesus in my eyes As we gazed and touched         that chilly afternoon We paired

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With a song in my heart

A look back at 2008 Hibernation to expansiveness, letting go to reclamation, wariness to open-heartedness — 2008 was a study in contrasts. My year started

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Start at the top

Technique of the month: Massaging the scalp A female friend my age (51) recently remarked that she can’t imagine having her hair done once a

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Begin again.

Begin again. Those were the last words — or at least, in the haziness of time, the gist of the actual last words — of

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Reconnections

One of the perks of being a touch therapist is the ability to connect with longtime friends in different, deeper ways. And so it was

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Zephyr and My Father

In the morning, after we’ve cleaned her cage, after she’s had her out-of-cage time and her bath, after she’s gorged herself on cheese and seeds

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Farewell to 2005

Letting go, moving on, reaching out: In a time of war and terror, high prices and natural disasters, these are mantras to live by, this

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Expanding my knowledge

It’s the beginning of 2005, a time to thank returning clients, welcome new clients, and plan for my continuing education courses. First up is Clinical

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Healing children

From Aug. 12-15, 2004, I served as a teaching assistant at a CranioSacral Pediatrics Workshop outside Boston. On the third day, the three dozen students

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“A Dream of Light”

The following essay was originally published in the Times Herald-Record on Sunday, May 29, 1994. It won me third place in the feature-writing category of

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Spring ahead

The sun is lingering longer in the evening, the rays are imparting a bit more warmth, and the dawns are earlier and bursting with brightness.

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In praise of walking

For 24 years, until arthroscopic knee surgery and persistently painful iliotibial bands led me to give it up, I sped through life as a long-distance

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Seek out serenity

I love stay-at-home August vacations. When it seems that much of Montclair has taken to the roads or is down the shore, I walk uptown

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