Style-To-Move-Blog near Garibaldi Highlands BC (2551 Result(s))

Nestled on a cedar lined bluff overlooking the Sechelt Inlet is Pacific Peace Healing Retreat, a welcoming oasis with heart centred healing that leaves you feeling renewed and rejuvenated. Owner and Teacher of the Healing Arts, Cynthia Miller, CHt creates space for private 1:1 healing retreats, couples retreats or small groups. The retreat is beautifully set in nature with the calm inlet, rolling hills of forest trees and the freshest air. Connecting with nature simply by walking through the gardens clears your mind and lets you settle down to feel solid and steady. It's a wonderful feeling. Hypnosis and meditative techniques combined with hands on healing and an openness to your true self, you uncover what it is you need to see to take you to the next stage of your life. Whether you are looking for a get away to explore the sunshine coast or if you're up for some healing, the option is there. And the Healing Room is pretty nice, lovely energy. Blessings, Cynthia Miller, CHt.

Diana started Foodology in August 2010. She really loves eating out and trying new restaurants. So, she thought of starting a food blog to share with Vancouverites the different restaurants she eats at. She graduated from Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia and works in the Marketing and Communications sector. The ratings are out of 5 beakers and are rated objectively tuned to my own tastes. I am not an expert food critic, I just tell the tales of my experiences at the restaurants I attend – The good, the bad, and the ugly.

Michelle Johal is a client-centered Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC), Registered Yoga Teacher and Reiki Therapist with experience in issues related to stress, anxiety, depression, grief/loss and trauma. She has an eclectic approach to counselling, which means depending on your needs and desire, she will use the following therapies: narrative, interpersonal, solution focused, cognitive behavioural, existential, trauma informed, mindfulness and art therapy.

Here at the "Kobe" we carry on the ancient art of teppanyaki - hibachi style cooking, in authentic Japanese country-inn ambiance. The word "Kobe" suggests to the gourmet the ultimate in the finest beef. Watch... as we lovingly prepare the tenderest steak, the freshest seafood, fresh chicken, and garden fresh vegetables... all before your very eyes in true Japanese style. Since 1968, Canada's first and premier Japanese Steak House.

Matthew Nathanson is a Criminal Defense lawyer practicing out of Vancouver. He has handled cases at all levels of court in British Columbia, as well as in the Federal Court of Canada and the Supreme Court of Canada. Matthew has also represented clients in other provinces such as Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario. Matthew has assisted clients outside of Canada by liaising with counsel in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia. Matthew specializes in complex criminal trials. He has extensive experience dealing with constitutional arguments, appeals, and media-sensitive cases. Matthew is a member of the Trial Lawyers Association of British Columbia, The Canadian Bar Association, and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. In addition, he is a past member of the Advocates Club, is a Guest Lecturer at the University of British Columbia's Advanced Trial Advocacy Program, a panelist at the Inns of Court Program, and has been involved with the UBC "Innocence Project".