| Santa Barbara Body Therapy Institute Newsletter June 29, 2009 |
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 Greetings!
This coming week completes our spring advanced modality courses and concurrent clinics. We have recieved such a favorable response to our clinic sessions, that we will be continuing to offer advanced modality clinics for the month of July with graduates from our previous season.
This week we are offering a special on Craniosacral Therapy. Craniosacral Therapy interfaces with the slow, rhythmic ebb and flow of cerebrospinal fluid that gently moves the bones of the cranial sacral system and enhances the production of feel good hormones and neurotransmitters. It is specific for unwinding mental/emotional stress or physical trauma and can transport one into deep states of peace and tranquility so needed in these times.
We invite you to join us in the self balancing tides that reside within your nervous system. May the tides within be ones of peace and ease.
Blessings,
Katie Mickey
Director of the Santa Barbara Body Therapy Institute |
| What's Possible with Craniosacral Therapy
Harmony and balance in the cellular core
"Thank you so much for your help. After our craniosacral session I
felt grounded, centered and so very very peaceful. I had been in a
tail spin for a couple of weeks because I was smack dab in the middle
of monumental life changes. One of my dearest friends had passed on.
Before your treatment I was reacting to my circumstances and therefore
giving them power over my wellbeing. The work you did reminded my body
and brain that it matters not what happens to us, what matters is how
we react. The circumstances in my life became inconsequential to my
well being. Your hands are like a magic wand. Now, three days
after our work together, I am still reveling in the harmony and
balance you brought to my core cellular system! Thank you so much.
I would love to do this again, in fact I feel it is essential."
T. Lynn, commenting on Craniosacral session with Noa Klein SBBTI clinic therapist
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What's Possible with Reflexology
Relief for tired feet
"I work 12 hour shifts standing on concrete all day. I got your email and thought what a great idea! I was so impressed with how I felt after the first session, that I decided to have a go for a second session. Tomorrow I'll be back for Deep Tissue and Saturday back for Swedish."
C. Van de Walker, clinic client commenting on Reflexology sessions with Toni Osuna, Tonya Roberts and James Margeson therapists for SBBTI clinic
"I feel amazing! There was a lot of tension in my body as it's been a tough work-week. Now I feel overall release and ease. She found lots of points in my feet and was good at explaining what was going on in my body."
D. Ko , clinic client commenting on session with Irina McBride, therapist for SBBTI clinic and Bacarra Resorts and Spas
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What's Possible with Deep Tissue
Easeful range of motion in neck and shoulders
 "I've been having issues with my shoulder and my therapist was able to separate my traps and levator scapula and scalenes. Sarah addressed issues I didn't even know I had. I feel 100% better. I can actually turn my neck now to see the blind spot while driving."
M. Cannon, clinic recipient commenting on session received from SBBTI therapist, Sarah Kreitzer
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What's possible with Swedish Massage
Muscle stretching and release
"I just had an awesome massage from Rachel Weber! I needed one badly since I just started working out again (swimming and yoga) so I needed to stretch my muscles. Rachel was very present during the massage and I think her technical qualities are a reflection of your teaching. Thank you!"
T. Oliver, SBBTI clinic recipient commenting on session received from Rachel Weber
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