Julie Eyelom, massage therapist & Shamballa he

MY MASSAGE THERAPIST' FRIENDS FROM AROUND THE WORLD:

Barbara Potter LMT NCBTMB
Body Restoration Massage
www.bodyrestorationmassage.com
Las Vegas Massage-Barbara Potter is a licensed & nationally certified massage therapist in Las Vegas providing holistic, professional mobile massage therapy.

How Julie started her career
Raised by her mother in an open and communicative environment, Julie has been in close contact with her human and spiritual sides since a young age.
As a young girl, she wanted to become a doctor. After having received her diploma in Health Sciences, she decided to alter her career choice. She completed a session in orthotics and prostheses before going into Physical Rehabilitation. When her training was completed, Julie was offered a position at the St-Charles-Borromée long-term healthcare center in Montreal. This early experience as a therapist forever altered her path and her future. In fact, those two years of learning among people with serious physical and mental handicaps brought her immense personal and professional satisfaction.
Wishing to offer a more personal therapeutic approach to her clients, Julie enrolled in a Swedish massage course at Guijek, a private massage therapy school in Montreal that is recognized for its holistic and humane approach to individuals. To finance her studies, she worked as a private trainer at Énergie Cardio where she expanded her interest in all things dealing with health and sports.
Lover of nature and open spaces, Julie moved to the country and launched her career as a massage therapist. While offering her services in local spas, she was also trained in body care and esthetic services. She wrote health columns for the Haute-Matawinie Chamber of Commerce. She also trained to become an aerobics instructor and taught several courses like Tae Box, Step and Latin Cardio.
Her varied work experience enabled Julie to discover her strong entrepreneurial side. She registered as a self-employed worker and received a grant to start her own business. At the same time, she founded Camp Indigo, an ecological summer camp for children ages 6 to 12. Through this project, Julie built a special rapport with children.
She has acquired many diverse contracts, from managing a community project to running an inn. From there on, she had dedicated herself entirely to practicing massage therapy.
Love for her work has led Julie to attend several training sessions over the years. She is trained to manipulate hot volcanic stones and to practice Shamballa healing. The Shamballa philosophy has given her balanced energy, intuition and an interior strength that she cherishes and cultivates.
Today, Julie divides her time between her spa, the Spa Matawinie and her personal clients. She also keeps her eye out for new opportunities in any field. Her clinical expertise, experience with diverse clientele, authenticity, touch and therapeutic presence make her a highly sought therapist.
Thanks to her exceptional listening skills, Julie is pleased to welcome you into an environment of utmost respect and integrity for the person you are.

What is Shamballa?
Text and image courtesy of the
Shamballa Foundation

The central core of Shamballa is Love--Love and Freedom. Love for oneself and an innate knowingness of one's connection with Mother/Father God and all Creation. Freedom from all that stands in the way of that knowingness. Freedom to know who you are, and to step into your Power, to step into your Mastery.
In a Shamballa workshop, you will experience meditations designed to help you to clear away all of the old emotional debris you have been carrying around through lifetimes. Then you will be filled with the energies of Shamballa, and connected to the source of those energies, so that you may call upon them whenever you will. The main purpose of these clearings and initiations are for your own evolutionary development as you evolve.