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Linda Diane Feldt
NCTMB, Holistic Health Practitioner and Herbalist
The Ann Arbor Center for Holistic Health and Traditional Wisdom
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Cranialsacral Therapy at the Beginning of Life
An 8 month learning experience with Linda Diane Feldt
For nearly 30 years I have been attending births, and providing CST for newborns. I have found myself especially interested in resolving nursing problems, and helping with the baby’s birthing position. This valuable information needs to be shared. That is the intention of this class. For more information follow this link. Class begins Feb. 2011, and will not be repeated until 2012.
Monthly Herbal Classes
Herbal Wisdom Series sponsored by The People's Food Co-op All classes held at Crazy Wisdom bookstore, 7-8:30, pre-registration preferred, but walk ins are welcome. FREE CLASS. All classes given by Linda Diane Feldt
January 25 2011
HERBAL WISDOM: Ritual Use of Herbs
Location: Crazy Wisdom Bookstore and Tearoom
Speaker: Linda Diane Feldt, Holistic Health Practitioner
Free (pre-register at Co-op)
With an emphasis on creating harmony and balance, we will explore the historical use as well as practical, more modern, uses of both local and exotic herbs and other plants.
Sign-up at the People's Food Co-op or call (734) 994-4589
February 24 2011
HERBAL WISDOM: Herbal Allies for Menopausal Symptoms Large and Small
Location: Crazy Wisdom Bookstore and Tearoom
Speaker: Linda Diane Feldt, Holistic Health Practitioner
Free (pre-register at Co-op)
Menopause is natural, but some of the symptoms can be annoying or create major obstacles to enjoying life. There are herbs to support every system, symptom and concern.
Sign-up at the People's Food Co-op or call (734) 994-4589
March 24 2011
Herbs and Wild Foods that Benefit the Heart and Prevent Cancer
Location: Crazy Wisdom Bookstore and Tearoom
Speaker: Linda Diane Feldt, Holistic Health Practitioner
Free (pre-register at Co-op)
There are many plants that are superstars when it comes to preventing cancer andheart disease. What local plants can be found, how to use them, and some of the evidence for their use.
Sign-up at the People's Food Co-op or call (734) 994-4589
Weed Walks Spring 2011
Sunday May 22, 1-3 pm Gallup Park 1-3 pm a slow stroll along the river as we talk about the food and medicinal value of the spring plants. Sliding scale $10-20, handouts included. Pre-register with Linda Diane Feldt
Saturday June 11, 1-3 pm Gallup Park, a slow stroll along the river as we talk about the food and medicinal value of the spring plants. Sponsored by The Huron River Watershed Council, pre-registration required, FREE. Contact HRWC to register.
Sunday June 5, 1-3 pm Barton Dam, a slow stroll along the river as we talk about the food and medicinal value of the fspring plants. Sliding scale $10-20, handouts included. Pre-register with Linda Diane Feldt
Infant Massage
Date TBA Indigo Forest, 4 weeks, 10-11:30 am, followed by optional workshops on cranialsacral therapy for newborns, and polarity therapy for newborns. Sliding scale, $50-80, option workshops $10-15 each
Weekend Workshops beginning Spring 2011
Weed Walks ___Lost Arts Workshop ___Carpal Tunnel Syndrome___Cranialsacral Therapy for Parents___ Developing Intuition___
Classes currently none of these classes are scheduled
A Vegetarian Cooking Class based on the five elements
Massage: Learning to Give and to Receive
Introduction to Polarity Therapy
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On Line and DVD Classes and Powerpoint Presentations
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Restoring Creativity - DVD of a workshop
Massage: Learning to Give and to Receive - manual and DVD available for purchase
To register for classes: details are included for most classes when you follow the link. If the class you want doesn't have a link, or no date is given please e-mail me to be put on a request list. When the class is offered again, or when enough people have requested it, I'll contact you and also post the information on the we site.
Cost of classes: all classes are either free or on a sliding scale basis. Barter arrangements are also often available. I make every effort to keep classes affordable while also supporting myself with my work.
