Joan Stanton

Practicing these modalities has taught me some important lessons about healing: 

Firstly, we are all unique individuals with varying needs.
Secondly, our physical bodies and our emotional bodies are two parts that, when working well together, allow body and soul to thrive as one.

In my personal experience, I have found that regardless of the pathway taken – whether it was that a lack of emotional well-being manifested as physical symptoms over time or if the lack of physical health made caring for emotional health difficult – one directly affects the other.

I have a particular interest in the treatment of food intolerance related ailments as for many years I had suffered various chronic health issues, particularly with food intolerance. It became a mission of mine to try out many food intolerance diets and protocols to find out what worked for me and my daughters. All of what we tried added a piece to each of our individual puzzles, providing lessons big and small and also lessons about what didn’t work for us, which itself was a valuable lesson. 

Through it all, I never forgot my childhood dream of healing people. When I felt strong enough and clear headed enough I went back to study to become certified in the wonderful modalities I felt had made the greatest impacts for me. It hasn’t been as simple as I imagined as a child, but I am so happy that I have found a variety of ways to help others be their best.”