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in Shelby, MT, The United States

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http://rhythmsofchange.net/

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Nonfiction, Self Help, Psychology

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May 2013

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Mary Saunders has been an acupuncturist in clinical practice for over 25 years. She is skilled in the integration of Oriental medicine with psychology, nutrition, and spiritual practice.
Mary graduated from Southwest Acupuncture College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1986. She deepened her learning and practice by completing the Hakomi training in psychotherapy. The Hakomi tradition is rooted in the understanding that the body is the gateway to unconscious core beliefs that organize our experience on all levels, including our capacity for change and healing.
Co-founder of one of the first low-cost community acupuncture clinics in this country, Mary has also worked as an instructor, clinical supervisor, an ...more

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Mary Saunders I go outside and move. I walk or swim and go putz in the garden, anything to get out of my head and back into the present moment. Then I sit and write…moreI go outside and move. I walk or swim and go putz in the garden, anything to get out of my head and back into the present moment. Then I sit and write without editing, just to see what I am thinking of. Seems simple, but so far this is what works.(less)

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Mary Saunders Best? I don't know. Having finished what I set out to do is one thing. Finding out what I think by working to write it down is high up there…moreBest? I don't know. Having finished what I set out to do is one thing. Finding out what I think by working to write it down is high up there(less)

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