Sarah Norwood

I was first introduced to meditation through my teacher, friend and powerful Shaman, John Myerson, twelve years ago. Over the years, my path to find inner peace and love has widened and a life that I never could have imagined has presented itself to me. In the past three years, I met the love of my life (my husband, Eric), moved to my dream home in the woods, went through the training to become certified as a Confidential Victim's Advocate (confronting my past life of abuse), became a Reiki Master and an American Boad Certified Reflexologist....leaving behind 12 difficult years of being an Executive Assistant/ Administrator while raising two children alone.

Making a clear intention to change my life, I lived the quote, "Have the courage to become who you really are." I went deep, deep inside myself and uncovered the layers of pain, only to find a greater joy and appreciation for life. My husband was a great help in guiding me to a gentle place of strength, support, stability and unconditional love. My children remain my greatest gifts and teach me more tha I ever thought possible, just by a look or a simple word. They are incredible spirits. Now, I know that my life is limitless and I have empowered myself to soar. My hope is to help others find their wings!! We are ALL worth it and we are beautiful in our own perfection.

Credentials:

BA in English and Psychology from Radford University 1996
ARCB Board Certified Reflexologist

Massage Therapy Student at CIMT

Shamanic Practicioner
Certified Karuna Reiki Master/ Practicioner/ Teacher
Certified Reiki Master/ Practicioner/ Teacher
Certified Confidential Victim's Advocate- In January 2007, I was certified as a Confidential Victim's Advocate with a non-profit organization that works every day to support, educate and provide services to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Although I am only a volunteer for this amazing organization, it has taught me how to listen, validate and support victims of trauma. This training was the most important thing I have ever done in my life and is helpful in my practice when I treat clients that have experienced physical violence or sexual assault.