Beginning in January and continuing throughout 2012, Matrix Energetics will offer its transformative seminars in cities across the United States and in Canada. Upcoming programs are scheduled for San Francisco; Asheville, North Carolina; Albuquerque; Scottsdale, Arizona; Fort Lauderdale; San Diego and Toronto.

Matrix Energetics, a consciousness technology for insight, healing and spiritual growth, was born from a set of energetic treatments discovered by Dr. Richard Bartlett in his chiropractic and naturopathic practice. Using principles of quantum and energy physics, Bartlett says this teachable, transferable system helps individuals to shift into a more balanced state and create new, infinite possibilities in their lives.

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The Graduate Institute is now offering a Master of Arts in Integrative Health and Healing (IHH) in Hartford this spring. This cutting-edge degree program celebrates health as the optimal alignment of body, mind, and spirit. From the ancient roots of medicine to contemporary practice, it enables participants to incorporate diverse complementary and alternative therapies into their lives and professions.

According to Dr. Bernie Siegel, IHH Academic Co-Director, "Integrative Medicine accepts therapeutic treatment methods that are not limited by anyone's beliefs. It can also be called 'holistic' because Integrative Medicine addresses the mind, body, and spirit. Here you are treating the patient's life and experiences, not just their diagnosis. That is empowering because it enables patients to share in the therapeutic choices utilized."

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SunDo Mountain Taoism and Wu Healing Center are hosting a big lineup of speakers, exhibits, and demonstrations for the annual Taoist Healing Arts Fair on January 29 at the West Hartford Town Hall Auditorium & Conference Center.

Attendees can experience the benefits of acupuncture, Chinese herbs, Tui Na, Taoist Yoga, Qi Gong, Tai Chi, and many other healing modalities at this one-day conference designed specifically for holistic health students and professionals, and those interested in learning more about Asian culture.

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The Yoga Center of Collinsville (YCC) has a light and airy space that overlooks Main Street of the historic town. Established 13 years ago, YCC is near the community’s Farmington River Trail, the seasonal farmer’s market, restaurants, and artists. There is also canoeing and kayaking along the nearby Farmington River. It’s an idyllic setting.

“People love the feel and the atmosphere,” says co-owner, Ela Lagasse. Amidst views of Sweet Heart Mountain, the studio has large windows, plenty of light, and a newly expanded studio space upstairs.

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