 The Reiki painting, photo of Dr. Mikao Usui, founder of Usui Reiki, in the Ocean of Reiki Room at the Healing Arts Center Healers spend so much time giving, and Reiki Circle is a chance to receive as well. We hope you can join us for the first Reiki Circle in years, lead by Tom Tessereau. We have heard the many requests to bring it back, and we are excited to do so, starting this Sunday. Reiki Circles will be available each month thereafter, as an opportunity for the Healing Arts Center community to gather and share this healing practice with each other.
Siteman Receives Special Grant To Fund Massage and Energy Medicine Care
Call today to schedule your appointment!  Brittney, a graduate of the 2017 Energy Medicine Master Track performs energy medicine at the summer 2018 Midwest Crystal Fest Maybe you've heard the buzz... for a limited time, The Healing Arts Center's clinic is asking for volunteers to receive energy medicine sessions in our Master Track Clinic at no cost. Students of the Energy Medicine Master Track are gaining their clinical experience as part of their training to become Energy Medicine practitioners.
Led by headmaster and owner of HAC, Tom Tessereau, the Master Track spans 5 months and consists of 100 hours of training in Reiki and Pranic Healing. Clinic practice allows students to interact with new people and put into real practice all that they have learned so far in their training.  Pictured from top left to bottom right: Courtney Davis, Megan Emig, Rebecca Mundwiller, Jessica Nichols, Natalie Rector, Taylor Trice, Erin Whitworth, Samuel Wyant, and Deana Galloway Friday, October 12, 2018, the Healing Arts Center will host the Red Robe Ceremony, honoring the achievement of 22 students who have completed the 600-hour, 52 week, massage therapy training program. Several students of this graduating class have achieved the highest honor at HAC, being inducted into the Order of Twin Hearts, HAC's Honor Society. In addition to the eight student inductees, HAC will also bestow this honor on an alumna, Deana Galloway.
The HAC Vision of Wellness: An Energy Healer in Every Household
Tsa Lung Links Breath With Consciousness Over the past year, Lama Lobsang Palden has delivered a series of workshops that teach participants elements of various Tibetan breath yogas. Included in his workshop series has been an introduction to "Tummo", the yoga of generating internal heat made famous by the Mahasiddha Naropa in the 10th Century. Tsa Lung is the name for a variety of practices that teach practitioners how to develop vital energy (lung), or prana, in the energy channels (tsa) of the body.
 For years, The Healing Arts Center has taught its massage therapy students basic transformational breathwork. Two years ago, the school started teaching this breath practice to the public by offering its Introduction to Transformational Breathwork workshop three times a year. HAC has been steadily building up a body of people who are trained to practice this intensive healing practice. Some students have found that transformational breathwork has allowed them to completely recover from depression, panic attack disorder and other debilitating conditions often associated with past trauma. It is not unusual for a breathwork client to say that a single session of transformational breathwork can do what years of talk therapy cannot.
In the past century, several modern western traditions of breathwork have emerged:
Massage Therapy offers many benefits for cancer patients. It can greatly reduce the stress and anxiety that often arises from having cancer and can reduce or eliminate the pain of chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Student therapists who participate in the clinic are among HAC's best, in fact, being chosen to participate in the HAC Free Cancer Clinic is considered honors status at graduation. Being of service is part of the HAC mission and our students and graduates deliver care through Reiki and light-touch massage to clients who truly can use healing touch. HAC has developed considerable expertise in restoring quality of life to cancer patients. New developments in the Healing Art Center’s Free Cancer Clinic include:
 HAC Headmaster, Tom Tessereau helps Matt Tarrillion hold his awards at the Red Robe Ceremony on May 25 This past Friday the Healing Arts Center graduated a group of outstanding students from the Massage Therapy Training Program. Among them, one student stood out for his excellence. Matthew Tarrillion received every award that the Healing Arts Center offers, plus a student scholarship from Massage Envy.
 From top left: Hayley Clark, Kaitlyn Fogle, Laura Gladis, Matt Tarrillion, and Amy Vialton The Healing Arts Center is proud to announce the newest inductees into The Order of Twin Hearts. Five students who have met the requirements to be eligible for this honor have been chosen. It is HAC’s highest acknowledgement of a student. Order of Twin Hearts members embody the spirit of the Healing Arts Center in their being, their skills, and their passion for healing. Eligible students are nominated by faculty and also must meet minimum requirements for attendance.
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