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Jeanine DuBois
- TAT Certification
- Trainer
- Location
- Lake Oswego
- Primary language
- English
- Specialty
- individuals, groups, animals, workshops, TAT for Animals classes, releasing stress, enhancing health & well-being, personal development, embracing our truest best selves, mentoring certification candidates
- About me
As a client said, “Jeanine has a real gift for listening, both to the client’s outer communications & inner self, to effectively facilitate each client’s goals & well-being.”
My work fosters compassionate healing & empowers participants to follow their true path. I incorporate TAT®, Brain Gym®, & energy work to gracefully assist clients in releasing blocks, inviting their inner beauty & radiant health to surface.
Through private sessions, small groups, workshops, & the Kaiser weight maintenance study, it’s my pleasure to support folks in transforming & empowering their personal & professional lives.
See my website for specials, including stress relief for autoimmune diseases
- jdubois1776@gmail.com
- Company
- Compassion's Doorway
- Address
Lake Oswego / Portland OR 97035
US
- Phone
- 503-697-0586
- I do phone consultations.
- State or Province
- Oregon
- Zip
- 97035
- Country
- UNITED STATES
- Website
- http://www.compassions-doorway.com/
Note:
TAT Professionals and Trainers maintain their own profiles. TATLife is not responsible for the content of individual profiles. TATLife strongly advises the reader seek professional advice as appropriate before making any health decision.
Kaiser Permanente's Center for Health Research has received a $2.1 million grant from the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine to study the effectiveness of TAT.
"The Tapas Acupressure Technique did show superiority in helping people maintain weight loss in a pilot study involving 90 participants," says Charles Elder, MD, principal investigator and an internal medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente Northwest. Click here to read the complete article.
Read the study abstract here.