Tree-Rific-Tree-Service near Victoria BC (670 Result(s))

Anke Zimmermann, BSc, FCAH, is a classical and modern homeopath with a special interest in developmental and behavioural disorders, including autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, learning disabilities, OCD and other anxiety disorders, excessive aggression and jealousy, nightmares and night terrors. She also offers homeopathic care for other more common childhood conditions, including eczema, asthma, allergies and ear infections as well as any auto-immune conditions. Other areas of interest include vaccine and medication injuries as well as homeoprophylaxis. Anke has 28 years of clinical experience. Adults are occasionally accepted as well, please feel free to inquire.

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1981 marked the beginning of my career in the B.C. Westcoast Forest Industry. I was privileged to the trained by my father and close relatives in the position of a Faller. I did it so successfully as a 3rd generation Faller, for 17 years. On September 11, 1997 my life's path was forever changed. I became a burn survivor from the result of a logging accident (helicopter crash). Two years and 12 major operations later, I discovered wood once again, and everyday realizing how fortunate I am.

Our eleven circuit Chartres style Labyrinth is available for public use. It is located behind our church and can be accessed any day of the week. Constructed with natural granular material, the labyrinth offers an opportunity for you to walk in quiet contemplation in a pastoral setting. Labyrinth walking is a custom which began in medieval times and continues today throughout the world in many forms. There are over thirty labyrinths on Vancouver Island alone! To get the most out of walking our labyrinth, we suggest that as you approach the entrance of the labyrinth and before entering that you try to clear your mind as much as possible of any day-to-day concerns. Contemplate the steps you are taking as you move through the labyrinth. Be guided by whatever may come to mind. In the silence of meditation often the most profound wisdom will present itself. Often a wonderful sense of peace envelops the walker. Whatever comes to you is right. There is no right or wrong way to walk the labyrinth. Each trip is as individual as you are. Enjoy your walk, take as long as you wish. Listen to the wind in the towering fir trees and to the babbling brook running alongside the property. Let your senses be aware of the peacefulness found in nature and within yourself.