Joy’s gifts as a healer are in her ability to read the energetic language of the body,to move information from subconscious to consciousness, and teach and empower clients to access their own truths and wisdom for healing and healthy living.

Energy healing sessions help clients access their own personal truths on a deep concrete level, and use this information to begin to transform their own lives. What can take months to access in traditional therapy Joy has an uncanny ability to pinpoint the core of, and can help a client move out of self-limiting behaviors and habits.

Full Energy Healing Session
Each session includes balancing the energetic field as well as addressing issues on the emotional, physical and spiritual levels.

Chakra Balance and Energy Restoration
During a hands-on energy session with Joy, the seven major chakras and the power cord are evaluated, charged, and restructured for maximum performance.

Telephone Sessions
Through close energetic connection, the energetic field as well as addressing issues on the emotional, physical and spiritual levels.

“I’d first like to state that nothing I can put into words can express the wonder and beauty of just how Joy has guided and blessed my life’s journey through her work with me over the last year. She has the remarkable gift of allowing one to discover and release obstructions that would otherwise impede or dilute the fullness of life in our relationships, our everyday work, and spiritual progression. Continue Reading »

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CLICK HERE to listen to an interview with Joy and Amy on Ozarks At Large.

Our friend Paul is both a bird watcher and nature photographer. I take delight in these images offering icons of spring.

Ice Photos taken January 26, 2009.

 Tracks by Gregg St.

Ben in middle of the road by Greg Street’ one lane bridge

Bench at Wilson Park

Our front Yard

Castle at Wilson Park

Trees on Skyline Drive

Lasting impressions: the green glow and my body’s disconcerted response from the transformer boxes popping…feeling simultaneously magical and catastrophic qualities…to quote my husband, “The cold makes me want to ‘migrate or hibernate’”…. the sounds of snapping trees that started about 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday and lasted for hours…migrating to Common Grounds to get warm, eat hot food and charge my cell phone like so many others and catching the frenzied buzz of adults not at work…carry in logs, feed fire, carry in more logs, feed fire, carry in more logs, grateful for a fire place…appreciating my ingenuity boiling eggs and cooking sausage on my fireplace rim…my meditation with the trees and feeling calmly reassured…and still feeling my own grief…catching my fear rising with the sounds of tree limbs falling on the roof above….shattering glass sounds as the ice gave way to the rising temperatures….keeping it in perspective and realizing this is not Katrina…grief and empathy for the families of local high school boys killed in a fire…grateful to live in a caring community…..walking the neighborhood with my son and camera…recognizing my centering response was to view my surroundings with the viewpoint of awe and beauty.