About
Terri
Terri Moon earned her Master's Degree in 1982 from Memphis State University.
She moved to the San Francisco Bay Area and worked as a research analyst
for five years, until personal health challenges forced her to retire.
Thus began her career as a healer, of her own body. After a few months
of meditation and prayer about what her new career would be, she was
encouraged to go to the San Francisco School of Massage for training.
There she learned massage and Ortho-Bionomy, following in the footsteps
of Jane Sisti, who had supported her in healing her lower back injury
more than any other method she explored over the three year long process.
After
many years of successfully practicing massage therapy and Ortho-Bionomy,
Terri learned of Limbic Integration from a fellow Ortho-Bionomy practitioner,
Jeri Jo Idarius. After her first session, she was told by others how
much joy she brings everywhere she goes (prior to this time, she brought
grief everywhere she went). This profound shift drew her to study Limbic
Integration work in 1992 and to become one of two practitioners to receive
the baton from both developers of the work, Lee Vagt and Jeri Jo Idarius,
to teach this profound work in the world.
In 1997, Terri broke a dinner plate and a chunk of her right thumb flew
across her kitchen. The bone was exposed and she waited for nearly five
hours for the plastic surgeon to arrive at the hospital. He took one
look at the white, lifeless piece of skin and decided skin grafts would
be necessary. The plan was to take pieces of flesh from her inner thigh
and place them onto the thumb, but that couldn't happen for another
three days, due to the surgeon's schedule. He put fifteen stitches in
her thumb, closing the wound so it wouldn't get infected over the next
three days, and told her to "visualize lots of oxygen getting into the
thumb." Coincidentally, the previous night, Terri had heard that "essential
oils have more oxygen than any substance known to man" so when he said
this, she thought to get some oils on her thumb. It took less than ten
minutes after placing the oils on her feet (a very effective way to
use the oils as they get nto every cell of the body withing 21 minutes)
before the dead piece of thumb that the plastic surgeon had temporarily
sewn back on was beginning to turn red and come back to life again!
Terri stopped the skin grafts, got her stitches out on the third day,
and did six hrs massage on the 10th day when it had been anticipated
that her stitches would be removed.
Her
thumb was completely numb from the severed nerves. This was upsetting
to since she needed sensation in order to be able to discern what was
happening during massages. She got her first bottle of Young Living
essential oil, geranium, and applied it several times each day, whenever
she washed her hands between clients. Each time the oil was applied,
nerves were re-connected-like little sparks of electricity flying out
the end of the thumb. In only two weeks, all sensation had returned!
The healing was so complete that it was almost as if the injury had
never happened. Terri has been singing the praises of oils ever since
(for this and many other healings) and has generated monthly passive
income that allowed her to purchase her first home, a twelve-year dream
come true of living in community, which would never have been possible
without the home-based business that came with the oils. Now Terri supports
others in generating monthly passive income, meeting their own goals
for personal financial freedom.
An enthusiastic student of Gary Young, founder of Young Living Essential
Oils, Terri has studied Raindrop Technique, Emotional Clearings using
Essential Oils, and many other things since 1997. Terri has been teaching
Raindrop Technique since 1998.
A
political activist for 25+ years, Terri feels her life's purpose is
to change society by changing relationships between men and women from
one of adversarial dependency to one of partnership. Terri has been
learning communication skills for relating by studying Non-Violent Communication
since 1998 and has taught it since 2005.
Also towards this goal, Terri has been studying relationships and men.
Terri did the Sterling Women's Weekend in 2000 and worked with the Family
of Women from 2000-2002. In 2004 Terri discovered PAX Programs, Inc.
She took all of PAX's workshops and is now the Volunteer Coordinator
for the San Francisco Bay Area. Terri just began PAX's year-long leadership
program with Alison Armstrong in Los Angeles. She is delighted to be
part of this community whose purpose is the same as her own, transforming
relationships between men and women by offering acceptance, respect,
greater understanding, humor, and compassion between us with integrity
and partnership.
Terri enjoys offering empathy, coaching and mediation, as well as teaching
NVC (in English and Spanish) through workshops, classes and practice
groups, and researching, integrating, and teaching PAX's wisdom in her
life with clients, community members, students, and friends. She delights
in coaching and lkeading workshops and classes that foster scocial change
and successful relationships which increase peace and compassion.