Looking back I first became interested in healing at an early age. In Ireland where I grew up it was common to be taken to the priest for ailments deemed unnecessary for the GP's office. As a young scared  7 year old I suffered from night terrors. I can still remember the vast feeling when the local priest lay his hand on my head and spoke in prayer. It was no surprise that 20 years later I completed a 5 year study of Visionary Craniosacral Work® with Hugh Milne.  A big part of the diploma is based on the head and prayer. 

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Being engaged in every sport known as a young boy and teen it was natural to study Physiotherapy in University. After a stint in semi-professional sport I naturally segued into working with athletes. This was a wonderful way for me to learn anatomy, movement adaptations and concepts of tissue recovery. 

 

After many courses and a continual feeling of  "Being not enough" I turned to mediation and self reflective practices to understand more of the nature of my mind and my own cravings and addictions. I had to go on my own Healing journey in order to understand another's.

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An unforeseen result of  this allowed an insight into the world of Chronic pain and suffering from Spiritual, mental and emotional origins.  Incorporating aspects of Meditation I feel is an important aspect of the clients Healing  journey.

 

In 2019 I began to study and incorporate Functional Medicine into my practice.  It is a welcomed addition of systematically drawing on information from many different sources as a way of the practitioner and client understanding their own unique Healing Journey.

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There seems to be a monumental need today to truly discover the root of illness and to bring vitality and richness back to our bloodstreams, bodies and minds through the use of natural methods. 

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With a sense of humility, gratitude and slight excitement today I sit together with clients to truly unravel the deepest source of their Joy and healing.

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Wishing you all to keep your Heart open in your pursuit of well being and freedom from suffering.

 

 Beannachtaí - 

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David McCauley, Cowichan Bay, 2020

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