Molly is a Certified Acupressurist and Usui Reiki Master Practitioner & Teacher. She studied acupressure and reflexology at the Acupressure Institute in Berkeley, CA. Molly received specialized training in acupressure for HIV/AIDS, Cancer, Major Medical Disorders, and First Aid. She also has training in Traditional Chinese Medicine, reflexology, nutrition, and kinesiology. Molly studied the traditional Usui Method of Natural Healing - Usui Shiki Ryoho under Christine Milovani, MSSW, RMT and Riquelle Small, RMT.

 

When working with clients, Molly's main focus is to help people's bodies heal themselves through a holistic approach that combines her intuitive style with her knowledge of organ meridians, specific points, the five elements, and corresponding nutrition and lifestyle habits. She incorporates acupressure, reiki, kinesiology/muscle response testing, and reflexology to tailor each session to the client's specific needs. This work gives the body the right circumstances to heal and addresses the root cause of health conditions which helps to prevent future problems.

 

With each client, Molly shares acupressure points, breathing techniques, qigong exercises, and acu-yoga postures, that with reasonable changes to diet and lifestyle, clients can use on their own and can lead to long-term health. Because of her belief that natural and holistic health care should be accessible to everyone, one of Molly's main focuses is sharing her knowledge with others so they can take an active role in their health. Molly believes that each person has the ability to take control of their own health, especially if given access to the right information. She is dedicated to making natural health care accessible, and aside from sharing information with clients, she frequently provides acupressure for self-healing workshops, and offers options to help curb the burden financially with sliding scale fees and discounts.

 

Though she has always been concerned with a holistic approach to health, Molly developed a special interest in holistic health care when conventional medicine failed to meet her personal health needs. When she saw the benefits of acupressure, she decided to leave her profession as a civil rights organizer and pursue holistic health care.

Molly is a volunteer practitioner at the Aliveness Project, a community center for people with HIV/AIDS in South Minneapolis.

 

In order to provide clients with the best possible care, Molly engages in a wide range of continuing education and research in Traditional Chinese Medicine, alternative therapies, western herbs, and disease.

 

 

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