Welcome to Rowena Beaumont's Sanctuary of Light
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 Rowena Beaumont
Rowena offers you a safe and sacred space supporting you on your Soul's journey. The Sanctuary of Light is the umbrella name of Rowena's Teaching and Healing Practice. A place of peace, healing and learning.
Moving beyond Fear and into Love in these challenging times: Personal EFT sessions or EFT & Healing Meditation sessions one to one, Skype/Zoom, WhatsApp or Telephone email: EFT@rowenabeaumont.com Rowena works alongside Dr Rosy Daniel in Bath, Somerset supporting clients with cancer and other illnesses as well as anxiety and stress. She specialises in advanced Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) and Emotional Freedom 'Light' Techniques. Rowena is an Expert Practitioner, EFT International Master Trainer of Trainers as well as being a Health Creation Coach & Mentor trained by Dr Rosy Daniel. "Healing is the refinement of the Soul on it's Journey into wholeness." Rowena Beaumont "Rowena is a very professional and highly talented therapist, teacher and healer, she has been providing outstanding emotional support for my patients for 9 years now and patients sing her praises constantly." - Dr Rosy Daniel MBBCh www.healthcreation.co.uk Contact Rowena for treatment sessions. UP AND COMING EFT Course schedule 2020This will be rescheduled when possible
EFT Level 1 - Thursday/Friday 23/24 April 2020 Glastonbury (Day one online & day to as soon as can be arranged. EFT Level 2 - Saturday/Sunday 25/26 April 2020 Glastonbury (Postponed) Supervision Saturday 18 April 2020 - Glastonbury (Zoom) Online Supervision also available 2020 (Information available soon) For full schedule click here or Contact for availability. regenerative healing 2020
Rowena offers personal healing days and also private training courses in Glastonbury for those who would like to upgrade their skills and take these quality training courses to different parts of the World.
Contact for availability. For personal sessions one to one, skype/Zoom, Whatsap or Telephone email: EFT@rowenabeaumont.com |
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