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The Practice of Mind-Body Care
Bloom is more than a private practice, it’s a movement connecting coaches and therapists of all disciplines and modalities who are passionate about bridging the gap between mind and body and meeting the highest standard of results-driven care.
Our ecosystem spans coaches and holistic healers in diverse areas of physical health (chiropractic, acupuncture, massage, western medicine), life coaching (life coaches, relationship coaches), and mental well-being (psychotherapy, somatic therapy, humanistic therapy, and more).
Our community is part movement, part networking group, and part extended group practice. Our members inspire each other to push new frontiers and help each other grow thriving practices in our respective industries. We are collectively building a future where individuals, families, and entire communities are nourished, interconnected, and abundant.
Member Benefits
Members of the Bloom Harmony Network
gain access to the following benefits:
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Promote Your Practice
Get listed with a free blurb and write-up about your approach to holistic care on our Bloom Harmony website.
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Refine Your Skills
Get access to a periodic intervision group where we discuss client problems and solutions, practice strategies, and the best ways to learn and grow.
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Grow Your Referrals
Give and receive referrals within the Bloom Harmony network. Have the confidence of knowing that every member is passionate about the highest standards of mind-body care. Refer with community of movement leaders you know and trust.
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Training Discount
Members of Bloom Harmony receive a 20% discount on any trainings and event(s) offered by Bloom, our educational platform with business and life growth course and events tailored to the needs of coaches, therapists, and members of the general public.
Letter from the Founder
"Why Now?
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How have we arrived at such a non-integrated time?
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Well, we live in a coaching and healing world where there is an odd gap between “mind” and “body” practitioners. For instance, if you receive traditional talk therapy, it is actually considered a cardinal sin and taboo to touch you as part of your treatment. As a result, even if you have stored trauma in your body, or massive tension in your shoulders and gut, it is generally considered the best approach to treatment to simply talk about it! Even “somatic therapy” which is a form of therapy involves *talking about your physical experience* and offering hands-off demonstrations. Touch is simply generally not included.
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At the same time, there are “touch” oriented healing services such as massage, rolfing, acupuncture, chiropractic, aestheticians, etc. In these modalities, the focus tends to be on healing or nurturing your physical body. While you might enjoy some residual benefit to your mental health (people are often the most relaxed they ever can be after a massage), the goal is generally to receive care for your body. Your mind is not the focus. You don’t even generally talk much during a treatment.
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We as human beings are animated in both our mind and body. From a spiritual standpoint, you might say that we are spiritual beings living a human existence. To ignore either our mind or our body is to ignore a key piece of our healing. What we all seek is vitality. Vitality is the state of being ALIVE."
Erik Burns,
Hypnosis and Hypnosomatics Practitioner