s the planet and all of us on it is going through enormous changes and adjustments, the yoga world has also been turned upside down. When I began exploring yoga in the mid-70s it was a mystical art and we… Continue Reading →

arrived back in Chiang Mai, Thailand about a week ago and almost immediately started receiving massage treatments. It is after all one of my main reasons to visit. Chai, one of my favorite to go practitioners, inquired what needed his… Continue Reading →

hen clients come to me with neck and shoulder issues, I can relate. A few decades ago I had three whip lash injuries in a row. The proverbial icing on the cake happened when I took a plane trip to… Continue Reading →

aving worked in a variety of settings as well as receiving lots of bodywork, I would like to briefly explore what makes a good healing environment. It startles me sometimes how many therapists work in cramped spaces, often even without… Continue Reading →

will be available for Traditional Thai Massage sessions at Wilbur Hot Springs near Williams, California, on a semi regular basis. The waters at Wilbur are very unique and deeply healing. It is said that the Native Americans used to drag… Continue Reading →

or those of you who are planning a stay at the Ritz Carlton in Half Moon Bay, there is an opportunity to practice yoga with me. I teach a gentle yoga class on Sunday mornings at 9:00am. The class is… Continue Reading →

n a holistic lifestyle we take our nourishment seriously with carefully chosen foods. We consider where the food is grown, by what methods, and how it is prepared. Nourishment is not limited to food. It is the air we breathe,… Continue Reading →

s a bodyworker, the life you live and the places you experience imbed themselves in your practice. Travelling gets me out of my usual routine, especially my yearly pilgrimages to Thailand. These days, some of the more inventive teachers on… Continue Reading →