The suite for Greene Growth and Training LLC is located in South Minneapolis in a 1920’s brownstone mansion called The Well: Healing Arts Center.
The Well: Healing Arts Center is a consortium of independent practitioners dedicated to providing health and wellness in a supportive, progressive and nourishing environment. The charming old brick building, registered with the Minneapolis Heritage Preservation Commission in 1976, provides a calming and peaceful environment for healing, relaxing and counseling.
The Well currently houses over a dozen practitioners in the healing arts fields. We independently offer massage therapy, Shiatsu, Chinese Abdominal Massage, chiropractic care, acupuncture, yoga therapy, forgiveness training, cranial-sacral therapy, nutritional counseling, classical homeopathy, Reiki, myofascial release, coaching and counseling.
My offices are on the second floor in Suites #202 – #204. My office has a working fireplace, plants, books, artwork, high ceilings, two big windows that invite plenty of sunlight, and ample space for individuals, relationships and groups. My adjacent suite, #202, offers a large bright work area with two windows, and ample space for trainings, workshops, coaching and group work. The waiting room on the second floor, adjacent to Suites #202 and #203, offers a free book-sharing library of healing, self-care and wellness themed books and a cold and hot spring water dispenser.
Don’t Be Afraid To Do Things Alone
Don’t Be Afraid To Do Things Alone
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I have learned to become my own best friend. I am the woman who chooses to do fun things alone, doing things alone feels normal to me.themighty.com/2018/06/anxiety-from-complex-trauma/?utm_source=newsletter_mental_health&utm_medium...
We Can't Keep Treating Anxiety From Complex Trauma the Same Way We Treat Generalized Anxiety
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"Many effective strategies that treat anxiety and depression don't work for trauma survivors."www.mindful.org/3-science-backed-strategies-to-build-healthy-habits-in-the-new-year/
3 Science-Backed Strategies to Build Healthy Habits in the New Year - Mindful
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It’s the season for setting new goals and making resolutions, but the secret to lasting change is constructing a system of habits that make new outcomes possible.Photos of My Office at The Well: Healing Arts Center
