Do you wonder why you, a friend, or family member have uncomfortable symptoms and want to know what to do about them? Symptoms are not your enemy. They are a pathway to transformation and healing. Well-being and wholeness are created by coming to balance between the masculine and feminine within.
Join a circle of women to explore these issues and learn how to identify and change the expression of health.
During this podcast, you will hear some insightful excerpts from Dr. Valorie Prahl’s new book, Body Messengers: A Planetary Archetypal Guide for Health Patterns, Well-Being, and Self-Healing.
Dr. Valorie Prahl is a Doctor of Chiropractic and a Certified Clinical Nutritionist who has used an integrative approach to help people for 37 years. Over the past several years she has been learning and exploring genetic research, brain science, ancient healing arts and Shamanic practices.
Visit:
Dr. Val Prahl’s Website Dr. Val Prahl’s Book: Body Messengers NewWorldWomen.com
New World Women, a women’s organization that helps women move beyond an old system built on separation, competition, exclusion, haves and have-nots and women settling for less (or nothing).
New World Women co-founders Dawn Morningstar (founder of Venerable Women), Shawn Vougeot (founder of Empowering Women) and Mecca Page (founder of BreakAway Arts) collaborated to create a unique business model that shares profits with women to reward them for expanding their consciousness and nurturing themselves. The three are often overheard saying, “Collaboration is queen!’
Sponsored by New World Women - http://www.NewWorldWomen.com
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