Dana Hasenson

Dana Hasenson

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About me

I have been practicing healing and therapy since 1999.

Treating a wide range of cases:

Digestive problems, shortness of breath, attention deficit disorders and concentration difficulties, anxiety attacks, addictions, chronic pain and disease, children and infants, teenage eating disorders.

I have a unique expertise in the treatment of premature babies.

I am a Reiki master qualified to heal and teach. 

Training, qualifications & experience

Training & course :

  • A graduate of Reidman College's Alternative Medicine Department, majoring in Body/Mind/Energy balancing.
  • A Reiki Master certified to teach and practice.
  • A certified Bio-Energy and Biorgonomy therapist
  • A graduate of Ilan Aviv's Channeling course

Formal Education:

  • 2001-2005 -Psychotherapy- body/mind/energy balancing -Riedman International college for complementary medicine
  • 2001-2005 Somatic Therpay - Riedman International college for complementary
  • 2000- Reiki Master @ USHU Shiki Ryoho school
  • 2005 –Bioenergy certified at Lus Nawai Biorgonomy therapy school

Therapies offered

When I work

9-5pm

If you have been diagnosed with or suspect you may have a pre-existing medical condition, please consult your GP for advice before starting any new therapies.

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London, N3

Type of session

In person

Key details

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Additional languages

Hebrew

Dana Hasenson
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