Super-Mom Top Picks
Acupuncture, Oriental and Natural Medicine, Integrative Nutrition:
Mary Hinsley, MAc, LAc, CHOM Acupuncture, Oriental and Natural Medicine, Integrative Nutrition
Full Spectrum Healing
508-272-2001 and 508-785-8160
P.O. Box 189
Dover, MA 02030
Super-mom Taylor went to Mary for acupuncture over fourteen years ago and since then has referred many people to her for a variety of issues, and they are always so happy with the results. Mary is incredibly tuned in, and will figure out what you need to do to feel better, no matter what is going on. Some people just have a gift, and Mary is one of them. She is also extremely smart, very knowledgeable, fun, and connected, which every person in your life should be, Super-mom!!
Mary has an extensive educational and experiential background in Oriental Medicine and Natural Healing. She is a graduate of the New England School of Acupuncture, Barbara Brennan School of Healing, Renaissance School of Classical Homeopathy, Institute for Integrative Nutrition, also a four year training in Integrated Kabbalistic Healing among numerous other professional trainings. Mary has been practicing alternative medicine for 20+ years. With the understanding of diverse natural healing arts and western medical diagnostics, she has helped many clients create powerful, yet gentle programs for health and optimal wellness. She works with individuals and families who are interested in creating long term health and wellness through natural healing methods.
Homeopathy:
Begabati Lennihan, RN, CCH (Certified Classical Homeopath),
The Lydian Center for Innovative Medicine
777 Concord Ave., Suite 301
Cambridge, MA 0213
(61) 547-8500
http://www.greenhealing.org
Homeopathy is a wonderful modality for moms and kids — safe, gentle, natural and effective. Kids love taking the little “sugar pills” (actually medicated pellets) and often ask for their remedy. Homeopathy can help them with learning and behavior problems, headaches and tummy aches, and recurring illnesses like colds and ear infections. It can also help them cope with emotional stresses like moving to a new house, divorce, even positive things like the birth of a new sibling and loss of their special place in the family. For moms, we have great remedies if you’re overworked, exhausted, irritable, weepy, and worse before your period or during menopause — sound familiar?
Homeopathy can help provide natural hormone balancing without drugs or herbs. It can help with anxiety, depression, panic attacks and post-traumatic stress disorder. It’s good for stress-related conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, headaches, really any condition that gets worse when you’re under stress. Many more things! especially things that your doctor just can’t figure out — give us a try!
Begabati has had the privilege of helping Taylor with homeopathy (Taylor is a joy to work with and responded immediately to her remedy!).
Begabati is Director of Teleosis School of Homeopathy (professional training) and GreenHealing Institute (teaching parents to use homeopathy in the home). She is a Harvard alumna and a registered nurse.
Begabati looks forward to hearing from you!
Body work:
Kristin Angeli, LMT
Main Street Massage and Wellness
11 Main Street, Watertown, MA 02472
Kristin owns Main Street Massage and Wellness and has practiced massage therapy for over three years. She recently expanded her practice to include another massage therapist and a holistic nutritionist. In addition to massage and nutrition, Main Street Massage and Wellness carries Dr. Hauschka Skin Care products . Kristin is very passionate about Dr. Hauschka and has been using the products for ten years! It has always been Kristin’s vision to run a wellness center and to offer healing energy to all. Her specialty is deep tissue massage offering a natural solution to chronic pain, flushing out toxins and encouraging the movement of stuck energy. To make an appointment, please call 617-744-6021. If you are in the area, stop in and visit Main Street Massage and Wellness!
Jenna Rothbard
617-970-5144
Jrothbard@gmail.com
Jenna found her passion in Bodywork/massage therapy when she found her mentor Santosh. They style of bodywork that Jenna practices is based on Asian styles of treatment. A combination of Anma, Laying on of the hands, Accupressure, shitatsu, and thai massage, this style of bodywork is done fully clothed and on a massage table. It involves a variety of strokes, stretches and pressure points that help to synchronize and balance the bodies energy.
Todd Billig
Wellness Massage & Skincare
53 Langley Road, Suite 240
Newton, MA 02459
(617) 630-8777
www.wellnessmassage.com
Email: todd@wellnessmassage.com
Todd is a graduate of the Massage Institute of New England and The Elizabeth Grady School of Esthetics. He is a member of the American Massage Therapy Association, and is a Nationally Certified Massage Therapist, Esthetician, and the owner of Wellness Massage & Skincare. He has been practicing therapeutic massage and bodywork since 1997, and has taught Spa Therapy for the Elizabeth Grady School of Esthetics. “I love working one-on-one with my clients, and being able to provide a service that in most instances provides people with a great deal of stress relief and pain relief, it is truly a wonderful feeling. Please come in for a visit, my associates and I look forward to providing you with excellent service. Thanx and have a stress-free day!”
Chiropractor:
Mika Tapanainen, D.C.
517 Washington Street Newton, MA
617-969-2225
Mika was brought to Boston from Finland (where he worked with Olympic Athletes) to work with the Boston Ballet. He is a kind, compassionate, and incredibly talented chiropractor who feels passionately about what he does. He didn’t even have a sign outside his office for a long time, but that didn’t stop him from being booked for months in advance. He spends quality time with each patient, not just a two minute “crack and on to the next person.”
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Doula:
Jenna Rothbard
617-970-5144
Jrothbard@gmail.com
Jenna is passionate about supporting couples through childbirth as a Doula. She combines her knowledge of bodywork and yoga to help create a peaceful and positive experience for birthing mothers and their partners. She supported Super-mom Taylor in baby Phoenix’s natural birth.
617-968-5590
Postpartum Doula
I believe what new families need most is nurture and gentle support. My goal is to support the new mother on an “as needs” basis so that she is better rested and able to care for her baby. I do this by focusing on the mother’s needs and helping both parents to develop confidence in their parenting skills, while demonstrating techniques in newborn care and feeding.
I think there are many good ways to care for babies, and I do not enforce my own parenting style or insist you adhere to a specific school of thought with respect to your baby. I trust parents to make decisions for their babies and will help you get the information you need to make wise choices.
Families with a new baby are particularly vulnerable, and it is always my goal to be helpful in a quiet, pleasant, appropriate and unobtrusive way. I am respectful of the traditions, culture and values of my clients. I offer professional, non judgmental, non medical support.
Foot doctor:
Lloyd Smith DPM
10 Langley Road
Newton Center, MA 02459
617-527-8186
Super mom Taylor found Dr. Smith in the yellow pages of all places, when she had some foot issues going on. He has worked with many athletes and is very knowledgeable, but is also relaxed and down-to-earth.
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Hair colorist:
Rita Evangelista
Salon One
Wellesley’s Choice for expert hair care and color.
277 Linden Street
Wellesley, MA
781-237-6300
www.salononewellesley.com
25% off first time color clients
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Stylist:
Nikki Tedesco
Grettacole-Atrium
300 Boylston St
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
617-964-6998
617-796-0148 fax
Visit us at grettastyle.com & become our friend on facebook and recieve our weekly specials for our FB friends only!!!
Also, check out “Hair By Nikki” on FB!
- Proud Mama of 18mth old Tessa Rose
- Love being a mom and feel very lucky to be so passionate about doing hair for a living
- Always trying to find Balance in Life
- Seasoned stylist – 6yrs experience with excellent training
- Continue to, and, will always continue to educate myself in the latest and greatest trends in cutting, color, and styling
- Well rounded in cutting, color, styling: special occasion and weddings, hair extensions, keratin straighteners and especially love doing make-overs!
- Celebrity Clientelle – including hair issued in Boston Magazine, People Magazine, Book Cover, CNN, Portraits, etc.
Esthetician:
Kate Walsh
Grettacole-Atrium
Licensed Medical Esthetitician with 1200+ hrs of training
- Her ultralight touch and gentle products from Darphin will leave you feeling relaxed and rejuvinated
- 6yrs experience working in high-end facilities
- specialize in Age Management and Acneic Facials, as well as, Brow Shaping
- Certified as a Darphin Skin Care Expert
- Certified in Xtreme Lash Extensions, Laser Hair Removal, Microdermabrasion, Physicians Choice Chemical Peels, and Laser Resurfacing
- Celebrity Clientelle
Kids yoga instructor:
Mary Kaye Chryssicas
buddhafulkids.com
Mary Kaye enjoys connecting with children and is always silly, fun and full of laughter. A mother of three, she inspires children and teens through yoga, her books and motivational talks. She is the author of I Love Yoga, Breathe: Yoga for Teens and a Yoga for Teens card deck.
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Midwife:
The Midwives at Mount Auburn Hospital
At the Center for Women at Mount Auburn Hospital
330 Mt Auburn St., Cambridge MA 02238
Phone: 617 499-5151 :: Fax: 617 499-5179
Mamah.org
Midwives have been ‘with woman’ for centuries. The Midwives at Mount Auburn proudly carry on this time-honored tradition as we care for women through pregnancy and birth. To a midwife, you are much more than a pregnant belly. You have a life: family and friends; home, work, community, hobbies; your strengths, and the things you’d like to do better; your hopes and dreams. They can all affect your health, and we try to keep all these important parts of your life in view as we work with you toward a healthy pregnancy and a safe, satisfying birth experience.
Midwives also have a great deal to offer women of all ages. Girls who are becoming women, women past their childbearing years, and those who choose not to become mothers need the kind of sensitive, prevention-focused health care that the Midwives at Mount Auburn provide. Whether you need that annual GYN exam you’ve been putting off, a birth control method, or advice on dealing with troubling menopause symptoms, we are here to help.
Super-mom Taylor happily delivered two of her three children with the Midwives at Mount Auburn, and highly recommends their beautiful practice.
Nutrition and Wellness Counselor and Raw Food Enthusiast:
Adrienne Martin
www.youtube.com/abundantlivingtoday
www.adriennemartin.com
Adrienne is a lot of fun and extremely knowledgeable. Although she has much wisdom, she doesn’t take herself too seriously—a lesson we can all learn from.
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Online lifestyle magazine for women:
Misstropolis is a unique online lifestyle magazine for women, covering arts & culture, wellness, style, dining and philanthropy with an entertaining intellectualism and fresh insight that our audience has been craving. Misstropolis is interactive, providing resources and community for women in the busiest time of their lives. Smart, diverse and inspirational – Misstropolis, Spirit & Style, Insight & Out.
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Pediatrician:
Wendy Wornham, MD
Lexington Pediatrics Associates.
19 Muzzey St Ste 105 Lexington, MA 02421
781-862-4110
lexpeds.com
Named one of Boston Magazine’s Top Docs in March of 2006, Wendy Wornham, MD, of Lexington Pediatrics, has a unique perspective as a community-based pediatrician who teaches and attends on patients at Children’s. She believes that top doctors “consider the psychological, emotional, social, and physical aspects of illness and healing.”
Dr. Wornham has worked full time as a pediatrician in a very busy group pediatric practice in Lexington, taught medical students, and served as an attending physician on the Janeway/adolescent service at Children’s Hospital. Dr. Wornham has also pursued her interest in medical anthropology, and has done field work in Nepal studying Yoga, traditional Indian (Ayurvedic) and Tibetan systems of medicine and their importance in contemporary Nepalese health care.
Super-mom Taylor found Dr. Wornham through one of her students at Prana Power Yoga, who said that she had read that Dr. Wornham was teaching her teenage patients yoga. That’s all Taylor needed to hear—she immediately booked an appointment for a consult. Super-mom Taylor highly recommends Dr. Wornham. She is smart, open-minded, kind, compassionate, and loves yoga!!
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Photographer:
Kelly Lorenz
info@klimagery.com
857-277-0746
klimagery.com
Many of the photos that you see on Super-mom.com were taken by Kelly!! Those that weren’t taken by Kelly were taken by Super-mom Taylor or Madison (age ten)—and you can definitely see the difference.
Kelly is incredibly talented as a photographer, but more than that, she is so kind and fun. Our kids love when she comes over once a month to shoot them at the pink house or when we meet her in a park to take photos. She is incredibly calm and patient—partially due to the fact that she practices regularly at Prana Power Yoga.
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Primary Care Physician:
John D. Bordiuk, M.D.
The Marino Center
372 Washington St.
Wellesley, MA 02481
Phone: (781)235-5200
Fax: (781)235-1103
John is very interested in thyroid issues and works with Super-mom Taylor and her anti-thyroid antibody issue. He also has an active interest in bio-identical hormones for peri-menopausal and menopausal issues.
Transformational healing blending traditional and alternative approaches:
Rebecca Lovejoy, MA, Psy.D.
Psychologist and Energy Healer
P.O. Box 85
Lyme, NH 03768
(603)728-8681
www.RebeccaLovejoy.com <http://www.RebeccaLovejoy.com>
We all have access to a higher form of knowing. This intelligence can be thought to arise from the wisdom of the soul, or higher self. It is the source of love, creativity, and inspiration. It guides us on the path to greater self-acceptance, inner listening, and the ability to be present with whatever is happening in the moment.
Rebecca will guide you to connect to your inner wisdom in a collaborative psychotherapeutic process. Therapy can be done on its own or in conjunction with other healing modalities. Rebeccacan incorporate EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), the Sunpoint Method of energy healing, and Esoteric Healing into your therapy.
Rebecca practices in-person in New Hampshire, and by phone.
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Raw restaurants:
In Massachusetts:
The Prana Café
292 Centre St., Newton Corner (3 doors down from Prana Power Yoga Newton)
Juices-Smoothies-Best Food Ever
Great kids menu and the KID’S CORNER, where kids can watch well-chosen kids flicks, play with wooden toys, do arts and crafts and read while their parents enjoy good food and good conversation : )
For hours, directions, and a full menu visit:
Great kids menu and the KID’S CORNER, where kids can watch well-chosen kids flicks, play with wooden toys, do arts and crafts and read while their parents enjoy good food and good conversation : )
Organic Garden Café and Juice Bar
978/922-0004
294 Cabot St., Beverly, MA 01915
organicgardencafe.com
QUICK DIRECTIONS: located off Rte 128 North (after it has split off from Rte. 95 North), Exit 22E Rt 62 Beverly, MA at 294 Cabot St. (Rte 62) right before the Cabot Cinema and Theatre (great nightly movies call 978/927-3677 for listings!)
CLICK HERE! For the link to our MAP AND FULL DIRECTIONS
NORMAL HOURS – OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK:
Tues to Thur 10-9, Fri/Sat 10-10, Sun 10-8
In New York City:
Pure Food & Wine
purefoodandwine.com
54 Irving Pl (Irving and 17th)
New York, NY 10003
(212) 477-1010
Get directions
Quintessence Restaurant
www.raw-q.com
263 E 10th St
New York, NY 10009
(646) 654-1823
Get directions
Bonobo’s Vegetarian Restaurant
www.bonobosrestaurant.com
18 E 23rd St
New York, NY 10010
(212) 505-1200
Get directions
Body Worker, Psychic Reader, Living Foods Teacher
SHAKTI MOON
Based in Brooklyn, NY, Shanti Margaritov (Dec. Super Mom) offers
-healing massage therapy
-classes in ayurveda & living foods
-psychic tarot and astrology readings
Consultations available in person or via telephone/e-mail.
shakti@post.harvard.edu 718.499.2443
Therapist and Energy Worker:
Danielle Lucido, MSW
413-623-5443< br />
lucidpeace@aol.com
Danielle works non-conventionally to help you to heal yourself. She uses a combination of therapy and energy work to move old thought patterns and help you to find joy and peace in this lifetime. Danielle works actively in her sessions, instead of just sitting back, nodding, and saying “And how do YOU feel about that?” Super-mom Taylor has referred many people to Danielle and they are always very grateful.
Therapist for eating disorders:
Dr. Tera Hirsch
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, PhD
233 Harvard Street, Ste 305
Brookline, Massachusetts 02446
phone: (617) 413-5969
“The therapeutic relationship can be an important and healing one. I believe in it strongly. Working from a dynamic and relational model, I work together with clients to alleviate symptoms in a variety of ways, including, but not limited to, gaining understanding of ourselves and our histories, working through troubling issues, learning to be mindful of and tolerate uncomfortable feelings, and changing problematic thought patterns. All work must occur in the context of a trusting relationship between client and therapist so this fit is essential. A first session should always be an opportunity to assess this fit.
I have specialized in working with individuals suffering from anxiety, depression, relationship problems and eating disorders. I have also worked with survivors of trauma, abuse and clients adjusting to loss or other stressful life transitions.
I enjoy my work tremendously and wish you luck in finding the right fit for your needs.”
Music, Developmental Movement, and Healing Classes for Moms and Babies
Ever-running 6 week cycle – new classes begin April 7, 2010!
Eve Kodiak, M.M., licensed Brain Gym Consultant
author of Rappin’ on the Reflexes
It takes a village to raise a child; let’s create one together! In a small, intimate setting, learn techniques for extending a lullaby and fostering speech development, simple cranial holds for calming and digestion and ear-ache prevention, movements to aid reflex integration and gross and fine motor coordination – all through song and play. Bring your questions and share your wisdom; bi-weekly email updates from Eve keep the dialogue alive.
Individual craniosacral sessions also available.
Read an account of a recent class: February 13th blog entry: http://www.evekodiak.com/join.html
CLASSES MEET AT: The Lydian Center for Innovative Medicine, 777 Concord Ave., Cambridge, Suite 301 www.lydiancenter.com
The Lydian Center is located on the Cambridge/Belmont line, next to the Sancta Maria hospital.
Six 1 3/4 hour sessions, $240 (includes bi-weekly email with class notes)
Call 603-547-7802 or email eve@evekodiak.com
CD/BOOK SETS FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR ADULTS
Sensory Integration in a song? Infant Reflexes in a rap? Fine Motor Coordination in a finger game? While kids move and sing along with Rappin’ on the Reflexes or Feelin’ Free, they practice developmental movements that increase their physical, emotional, social, and academic well-being. But don’t mention that to the kids. They’re just having fun.
And here’s what some of the adults have to say:
“What a masterpiece! It makes the reflexes so easy to work with!” Carla Hannaford, PhD., author of Smart Moves: Why Learning is Not All In Your Head
“My friend loaned me her copy for the school year, and I couldn’t bear to give it up without ordering my own. My fidgety students get so focused and calm and happy!”
—Susan Mincey, Elementary School Music Teacher
To preview or order Feelin’ Free: http://www.evekodiak.com/feelinFree.html
To preview or order Rappin’ on the Reflexes: http://www.evekodiak.com/rappin.html
Eve Kodiak, M.M., is a licensed Brain Gym consultant and professional musician and teacher. Much of material is drawn from her own experience as a mother. Eve has published in magazines such as Lilipoh and The Brain Gym Journal, and presents both locally and internationally for organizations like Brain Gym International and The Early Childhood and Movement Association. Her book/CD sets, Rappin’ on the Reflexes and Feelin’ Free, are being used on five continents. Eve practices at The Lydian Center for Innovative Medicine, and is available for presentations, school inservices, and one-on-one consultations for people of all ages. Learn more on her website, www.evekodiak.com
November 15th, 2008 at 8:10 am
Hi there,
We met at Cabot school Wellness Day. I was the other mom helping out with your yoga demonstration. I’ve been telling all my clents about your site and yoga studio.
I’d also like to promote my personal coaching services and blog. When folks can’t get to the gym or your studio, this is a great opportunity for home products and free coaching services by me!
Here’s to great fitness for all!
Jenn M.
Proud Super-Mom and Fitness Coach
January 6th, 2009 at 3:26 pm
Taylor,
I would love to be listed on Super Mom as a postpartum doula. Please let me know if this is a possibility and if so what you need me to provide.
Thanks, Nina Palmer
January 30th, 2009 at 11:02 am
Taylor,
This is good source.Thank for put the on the web..Its very nice of you..
YUI
February 5th, 2009 at 8:50 am
Dear Taylor,
Prior to my first child, I used to go to your yoga classes and loved them. Then pregnancy fatigue hit and I became more lost in trying to get through work during the day, cooking dinner/cleaning at night, and working on my small business with my mother. My personal time fleeted by. Passing by the yoga center, when my son was just a few months old, I saw this sign for super-mom. I thought it was fantastic. I went online as soon as I got home and took down recommendations.
After having a child, I realized how selfless one has to be constantly. Everything is dictated by your infant – when you go to the restroom, when you get a chance to eat, how long you can sleep, how many meetings at work you will miss .. etc. It is well worth the craziness and stress. But it gave me a very keen, new and honest perspective on mothers. And it made me really respect my mother who raised four kids, as an immigrant to the USA, mostly by selling Avon door to door and sewing clothes. She remembers those days vividly and mentions in passing how far we have all come. The length and depth of that journey only she truly remembers.
Today, my mother still works two jobs, in addition to the daily requirements of being a wife, mother and grandmother. One of her two jobs is this small business that she, my sister and I all started in 2000. It went through unbelievable bad luck with a very large theft in the first year, the ridiculous Simon mall lease requirements that enforced overnight location changes 7 times in one year, and then finally heavy personal and business debt that accrued due to many unforeseen variables. Everyone, including all family, pushed to shut this dream boutique down. Today, even with the debt, the boutique is alive and thriving – 8 years later – thanks to my mother’s hard work and 18-hour days, for 8 years and counting.
For generations before us, it was not a default decision to pursue talent and dream big. My mother’s talent as a seamstress, which she never went to school for but just creates unbelievably well, has been the highlight of her personal life. We’ve designed (and she’s hand sewn) hundreds of prom gowns, wedding dresses, and even daily dress-suits. She mixes Indian embroidery with Western cuts and styles – and the work is gorgeous. It’s credit to her visions and understanding of the different figures of women. She is the mastermind behind the success of all the designs we make. It makes me realize how generations have changed, how mothers have limitless strength and dedication to do best for their families.
I would love to have her listed here as a seamstress/tailor/designer. Her previous work is located at http://www.aalokfashion.com.
Since I’ve become a mother, my time has gotten very limited (my husband works overseas so I am mostly on my own – ending in very little flexibility). My mother is at the boutique most evenings (and sews designs through the night, before getting up for her day job). It would be fantastic to have women who love life and love variety and color visit and brainstorm with her for their next dress, event, or even maternity clothes! (I have been fortunate to have bought/ordered some beautiful maternity clothes from her recently
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Thank you for reading this lengthy email. I hope to hear your thoughts soon.
Kind Regards,
Anu Karna
February 5th, 2009 at 8:54 am
Sorry for another posting (I didn’t know where to post the earlier email…).
This one is about Pediatric dentists… any suggestions? It’s a big decision as I hope my son will go to the same one for years..
BTW, Dr. Wendy Wornham is FANTASTIC. She has been the most patient, calm, supportive and gentle doctor I have ever met. I would be lost without having such an amazing doctor for my son.
Thank you!
March 9th, 2009 at 3:14 pm
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April 7th, 2009 at 1:12 pm
Very nice post, I share the same position about this.
April 9th, 2009 at 10:47 pm
FANTASTIC!
April 9th, 2009 at 11:24 pm
I can tell that this is not the first time you write about this topic. Why have you decided to touch it again?
November 29th, 2009 at 1:08 pm
I’m agree with you, i will keep visiting this blog very often. What you wrote is great advice any way that you look at it.
January 16th, 2010 at 10:16 pm
Dr. Karna,
I don’t know how or why, but Wordpress never sent me the post from you that asks about Pediatric Dentists (dated February 5 2009).
My apologies.
I don’t have a good one to recommend.
We went to a holistic dentist way out in Groton and had a bad experience and so I’m a bit bummed out about the whole dentist scene.
We’ve been going to Dr. Duffell on Newtonville Avenue in Newtonville ever since (for the whole family) and he is good and honest.
He isn’t a pediatric dentist per se but is good with our kids.
Namaste!
Taylor
February 2nd, 2010 at 10:30 am
It has been suggested to me by my therapist to try EMDR. I work with Mary Hinsley and she suggested someone. Just wondering if you have ever done it and if you liked the person who administered it.
February 2nd, 2010 at 9:16 pm
Hi Melissa!
I have not personally done EMDR but I think it’s wonderful and I know it works.
My best friend from my Doctoral Program administered it years ago to my then 8 year old daughter after we got stuck in an elevator for 60 minutes at the W NYC, during which it was shaking and dropping. It was terrifying for her and she was then afraid to go into elevators and the subway.
Who could blame her?
My friend did an informal administration of EMDR on Madison right there in the hotel, and she was fine immediately!
Amazing!
I will email you her personal email.
Good luck with it and namaste!
Taylor
March 6th, 2010 at 6:40 pm
I just wanted to thank you Taylor for advertising Salon One in Wellesley – I went to see Rita today and I swear I love my hair more than I ever have!! AND to boot their products are natural and vegan!! I am so happy, I feel like sunshine!
March 7th, 2010 at 1:18 pm
It’s my pleasure Rachel!
Rita rocks!
Namaste!
Taylor
March 17th, 2010 at 5:57 am
Hi Taylor.
Do you believe in colonic hydratherapy? and if so, could you provide me a recommendation? I have always had digestive issues and it has bee pretty bad lately and am considering this.
Thanks…and any other advice would be appreciated!
Namaste!
Joanna
April 20th, 2010 at 12:58 am
Any guidance for myself as I am thinking about doing a blog like this?
April 25th, 2010 at 7:40 pm
Dr. Michaela DeSantis in Newton is a wonderful holistic dentist who works well with kids.
Colon hydrotherapy could be a very effective modality for you, Joanna; Joya Baynes, the colon hydrotherapist at the Lydian Center is unusually good (both very skilled and she will put you at ease)
You can read more about it at her website, http://www.colonlove.com
July 20th, 2010 at 4:49 pm
hey there I just wanted to comment your blog and say that I really enjoyed reading your blog post here. It was very informative and I also digg the way you write! Keep it up and I’ll be back to read more soon mate
August 18th, 2010 at 5:51 pm
Hi Taylor, I was wondering if you had another recommendation for a therapist in addition to Danielle Lucido? I’ve sent her an email but haven’t heard back yet – in the meantime I was hoping to get another name… I am in need for some help. Thank you so much. Rachel
August 19th, 2010 at 1:13 pm
Hi Rachel,
Weird, I posted something to you last night, saying that I had contacted Danielle on your behalf and she’d get in touch with you within the next day…and if she didn’t, please let me know.
But it’s not here (??).
Anyhow, Danielle told me this morning that she contacted you this morning so you’re in excellent hands!
Take care and namaste,
Taylor
August 20th, 2010 at 6:37 am
Taylor – thank you, I did hear from her! I need to be more patient!! Thank you for contacting Danielle for me. Best to you & your family.