Somewhere between the hay rides, comic cooking, aerial theater, live music, dancing, silent auction, and delicious Mexican food at this year's Yin-Yang Ball, treat yourself to a revitalizing massage by Cynthia Vice or
Lanh Mos. Cynthia and
Lanh will be offering 10 minute chair massages for a $10 donation to Feeding the People.
Cynthia Vice, LMT is the owner of
The Art of Healing studio in
Parkton, Maryland. She is a Maryland State Licensed Massage Therapist and Energy worker (
Reiki Master). Cynthia is nationally certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork and is a professional member of the Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals.
She serves as a member of the comprehensive treatment team at The Johns Hopkins Integrative Medicine & Digestive Center, works with
Sinai Hospital's Life Bridge Health and Fitness, and teaches
kinesiology and massage in
Towson.
As a massage therapist, Cynthia’s approach is gentle and compassionate as she works to create a sense of internal calm. Nurturing through touch creates an environment of trust in which physical and energetic blocks can be released to promote health and well-being.
Cynthia adjusts the depth of her work to the needs of the client and may incorporate
gentle stretching, hot stones, breath and energy work, and visualization to broaden the effects of the session. Working with clients to address pain syndromes, she encourages clients to continue with
self-care, awareness and discovery between sessions.
We would like to thank Cynthia and Lanh for donating their time and healing talent!
Visit The Art of Healing on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Art-of-Healing/157128237698691
For an appointment e-mail cvice11@gmail.com or call 443-801-1532.
We would like to thank The Abell Foundation for awarding Feeding the People a generous grant of $5,000 to provide low-income diabetics with meals, education, and support. This grant will allow us to serve all of our current clients through July 2012.
