On Sundays, Jenn and I have attended “Sacred Sunday Yoga” at True Center Yoga here in Randolph. We’ve had this ritual for many years, but Emily Harvey Dooley, our instructor has closed the business for the next 3-4 months while she recreates her vision for the studio in a new location. In the interim, Jenn…
Here at Whole Human we won’t typically have “guest posts” on our blog. Most often they’ll be written by me (Chris) or Jenn. But for today’s post, we’ve got something different. Samantha Noone, an old friend and new RIM client sent me a testimonial after her second session. It is delightful, of course, to have…
As I continue to talk about RIM with folks, one of the things that come up in conversation is “who is RIM for?” The easy answer from me is – it’s for all of us. If you’re human, it’s for you. Why do I say that? As humans, we are (largely) feeling creatures, and while…
Over the past few days I’ve been struggling with the feeling that I’m not as productive as I was before I left my career in Planning. I’ve been feeling as though I’m not getting things done. It has been unsettling and somewhat irritating. I’m in a state of disharmony and I don’t like it. And…
This morning as I sat at my desk writing in my journal, I was stuck by the image out my window. Our farm here in Vermont is up on a hill that overlooks the Village of Randolph. The sun, bright with the promise of spring lit up a dense covering of fog that enveloped the…
I’m finally recovering from my first full week of RIM (Regenerating Images in Memory) Certification. It was an intense six days, with lots of learning and tons and tons of personal healing and growth. Honestly it’s hard to put it into words, but having been witness to some profound healing by my classmates, and having…
At the end of April, I did a thing. I left a stable, reliable, 21-year career to become a Healing Facilitator. Right now, you’re probably thinking, “wow! That’s great, it’s so awesome that you had everything in order make that change!” But here’s the thing: I really didn’t. At least not by my standards. In…