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Keep in touch

For all those that have been following us at The Maine Beehive, you might have noticed that we have not posted anything in a few month.

We moved and are going our own individual ways.

If you have enjoyed our blog posts with the links and information we shared, I invite you to follow my individual practice where I continue to put out information in a similar style. HealingArtsMaine.wordpress.com 

Thank you for your support and interest. Antje Roitzsch

 

Here again is a way to contact us individually.

Antje Roitzsch 207-542-4285

Deborah Cautela 207-691-0730

Robbie Hinchey 207-701-8968

Amy Carpenter 207-975-4504

Betsy Saltonstall 207-596-4823

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We are moving

In this quantum leap year The Maine Beehive is moving to Camden Whole Health (CWH) as of April 1, 2016. 91 Elm St. Camden, ME 04843. 207-230-1131

Six months ago we have processed the question, do we want to stay in The Maine Beehive? The day after this question was asked, we got a call from Dr. Deb Moskowitz inviting The Maine Beehive team to join Camden Whole Health (CWH). The beehive team has had many heartfelt and uplifting conversations. Antje Roitzsch, Deborah Cautela, Robbie Hinchey and Amy Carpenter are moving to CWH. For the time being, Betsy Saltonstall plans to practice out of her home.

Like all quantum events, the changes of 2016 are coming in fast, just like the weathers unpredictability. Quantum changes can be small, but create far-reaching and dramatic results. This year, the focus is, “don’t go big” – “go deep.” We have learned that the smallest change can actually be the most powerful.

We know that we are stepping into the flow of change that is all around us. We look forward to continue providing you the best services possible allowing you to know yourselves better.

I will end with a poem by Rumi: “Out beyond ideas of wrong doing and right doing, there is a field. I’ll meet you there.”

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Robbie, Betsy, Amy, Deborah, Antje

Love,

The Beehive Team

Deborah Cautela 207-691-0730

Antje Roitzsch 207-542-4285

Robbie Hinchey 207-701-8968

Amy Carpenter 207-975-4504

Betsy Saltonstall 207-596-4823

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Christmas Ornament Making

The next 2 Tuesday evenings we will create German inspired Christmas Ornaments.  Registration goes through the Camden/Rockport Adult Ed.  Find the link below.

https://fivetowns.coursestorm.com/course/christmas-ornaments-in-paper-12-1-15?search=christmas+ornament+making

In the first class we will create wrapped stars like the image below. Bring thread and scissors.

The second week we will create folded stars to hang into your windows and bring color into the dark season.

We hope to see you for some fun hand work and community gathering.

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Open House, October 2, 5-7pm

You are invited to our 3rd Open House on Friday October 2nd from 5-7pm.

The Maine Beehive consists of a team of Wellness Professionals, supporting community members on their Pathways toward Wellness.

Meet the practitioners and learn about upcoming events and unique offerings.
To meet clients’ health goals, different treatment modalities can be combined in a comprehensive approach.  Find out how your goals can be met during this open house. Door prizes and refreshments will be served.
 
Besides Deborah Cautela and Antje Roitzsch, who are offering Phenomenal Touch Massage and Shiatsu, you might want to meet  Amy Carpenter who is a licensed Psychotherapist and Kundalini Yoga Instructor, specializing in couples and relationship work. Robbie Hinchey is incorporating Reiki, Hypnotherapy and EFT into his Tao Energy Healing. Betsy Saltonstall is offering integrative wellness coaching, helping clients visualize optimal health.

 

More information can be found at www.TheMaineBeehive.com or call 236-3111.

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Becoming Uncivilized

Hmmmm, an unhurried life….
take a deep breath with me and feel it in your body. Ahhhh
Right now I can just take this moment and inhale it.
Maya, keep writing and reminding us all that there is more to life than our busy running around.

The Gypsy Life

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I grew up in the shiny years of American life. Cut my teeth on James Dean movies, the Mouseketeers and a boat load of pie in the sky thinking. I was there when the indoor shopping mall was a concept that would define Americans. I was there when I Love Lucy started being broadcast in color and the fable of Cinderella started dictating the entire value system for girls growing into women. Consumerism, telecommunications, fast food, stress and Starbucks became a definition for living the American dream.

And, admittedly, I went after the picket fence, higher education, financial success and bought the whole nine yards of civilized American life, hook line and sinker. But what I did not know when I became one of the sheep, following the herd, was this: There are profound tradeoffs for having a platinum Visa. Following the norm, the subliminal and not so subtle dictates…

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Easy way to book your massage on a free app

Here is an easy way to book your massage appointments with us using the FREE mobile App “MINDBODY Connect”. If you are like us and this is pretty new to you, we walk you through the steps needed. You can choose from all of our service options, pick a date and choose your therapist. If you prefer the old fashion way, call 207-236-3111 or browse our website: TheMaineBeehive.com

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The importance of bodywork/ massage

‘Job’s Body’ by Deane Juhan

A book on the importance of bodywork

I am currently reading ‘Job’s Body’. Just reading the introduction makes me think that it should be a required text during any bodywork education. Let me reframe this – it should be common knowledge, especially in the medical field.

This book seems to put into words the deeper reasons why I am drawn to bodywork- both to give and receive.

Here are the highlights the book will explore, outlined in the introduction:

  • Tactile input is essential for the development of the central nervous system.
  • We have the potential to move fare beyond our genetic blueprint.
  • Our body tissue goes through constant change; we are not fixed.
  • Every sensation and emotion translates into muscle response. Those are the bases for our habitual patterns, posture and behavior.
  • Tactile input can reeducate the organism, so it is then more able to resist depression and is able to repair itself when stressed or injured.
  • Bodywork goes fare beyond pleasure; it has the potential to alter conditioned responses, chemical balance and structural relationships.
  • Essential to lasting positive change is Self Awareness. Bodywork is an effective way to increase Self Awareness.

Reading on, I didn’t know how vital tactile sensation is for the development of the central nervous system. Yet it makes sense when Deane Juhan sites the observations in orphanages where the children were fed and kept clean, but didn’t receive nurturing touch. The results were similar to malnutrition. The children lost their thrive to life, didn’t develop physically and mentally and often died.

I have a very basic understanding on that we are not bound by our genetic blueprint. And I whole-heartedly agree and have experienced all the other points covered. So I can’t wait to read his explanations and learn how to put into words what I intuitively feel and know, so I am able to share it better.

Enjoy your explorations

Antje Roitzsch