DEBRA BLUTH has been exploring energetic practices and healing arts for 25 years. A flower essence practitioner and clinical herbalist, she is an associate practitioner at Delta Gardens in New Hampshire, where she also apprenticed, and she maintains a private practice in Yarmouth, Maine. She makes many of her own remedies, and some of her essences are sold through Delta Gardens. She teaches herbal and flower essence classes and workshops.
Debra is a longtime yoga and movement teacher and bodyworker, currently teaching privately and at WholeHeart Yoga in Portland. She is certified as an Integrative Yoga Therapist by Joseph LePage, as a shiatsu therapist by Kikuko Miyazaki, as a Reiki therapist, and spent years studying Experiential Anatomy with Sara White. As a student of the martial arts, she trained with Mark Davis and Arthur Goodridge. Debra served on the faculty of the dance department of The Boston Conservatory, teaching movement improvisation and Experiential Anatomy, and also taught movement for actors in the theater department of Emerson College. She taught choreography and post-modern technique at Clark University and improvisation and technique at The Cambridge School of Weston. Her choreography was supported and presented by The Massachusetts Cultural Council and CrashArts/World Music. Debra holds an MFA in choreography from California Institute of the Arts, and a BS in psychology from Tufts University. It was her deep exploration into movement and yoga that brought her to shamanism and a devotion to healing with the plants.
Debra is a longtime yoga and movement teacher and bodyworker, currently teaching privately and at WholeHeart Yoga in Portland. She is certified as an Integrative Yoga Therapist by Joseph LePage, as a shiatsu therapist by Kikuko Miyazaki, as a Reiki therapist, and spent years studying Experiential Anatomy with Sara White. As a student of the martial arts, she trained with Mark Davis and Arthur Goodridge. Debra served on the faculty of the dance department of The Boston Conservatory, teaching movement improvisation and Experiential Anatomy, and also taught movement for actors in the theater department of Emerson College. She taught choreography and post-modern technique at Clark University and improvisation and technique at The Cambridge School of Weston. Her choreography was supported and presented by The Massachusetts Cultural Council and CrashArts/World Music. Debra holds an MFA in choreography from California Institute of the Arts, and a BS in psychology from Tufts University. It was her deep exploration into movement and yoga that brought her to shamanism and a devotion to healing with the plants.
