Numinosity LLC Wellness Center
Numinosity - (Sanskrit) the potential for unexpected mystery and insight where one comes into the unshakable presence of the divine; a sacred transformative space that integrates and heals the mind, body, soul, and spirit.
A New Home
Welcome to Numinosity Wellness Center, located at 2538 NE Broadway, Suite C, Portland, OR 97232, located above Arthur Murray Dance Studios. We have both spacious treatment rooms as well as a large room available for rehabilitation, yoga, movement and community education classes. Please call (503) 282-8600 for all appointments.
Who Are Numinosity LLC?
I highly recommend each of my colleagues. Listed below are names and phone numbers of each shining light of Numinosity. They are ready to address your wellness needs as you are ready to take charge on the path of fulfilling your greatest health potential!
Gina C. James, BA, LMT, Reiki Master
Gina draws upon her expertise as a licensed massage therapist (#7348), Reiki master and performance artist to gently guide people to reconnect with their inner wisdom, creativity and joy. Gina's work transforms challenged areas of the body into peaceful landscapes, rejuvenates the spirit and relaxes the mind to deepen into life with ease. She offers Reiki classes and retreats, transformative bodywork sessions (utilizing Reiki, deep tissue, Shiatsu, hot stone, relaxation modalities) and now offers Thai massage.
Christina O. Rose, MA, LPC, EMDR practitioner
Christina offers psychotherapy and consultation. In psychotherapy, she specializes in trauma recovery, grief and loss, relationship issues, and personal empowerment providing individual, couples and group therapy. As a consultant she provides individual consultation and groups for healers building their private practice.
Korin Rasmussen, DC
Korin is a chiropractor and CranioSacral Therapist, for adults as well as children. She utilizes gentle chiropractic manipulation techniques, soft tissue therapies and exercise rehabilitation to help patients return to a healthier state. CranioSacral therapy looks at the patient as an emotional, mental, spiritual and physical being; it uses gentle pressure to evaluate and enhance the functioning of the craniosacral system and the body as a whole.
Mona Bhalla, ND
Mona is a family practice naturopathic doctor offering primary care, treatment of chronic disease, and women's healthcare including menopausal support. She utilizes methods that are in harmony with natural processes and prefers treatments that minimize the risks of harmful side effects. By acknowledging the patient as a participant, she instructs and assists them in practicing preventative medicine and a healthy lifestyle. Dr. Bhalla is also a nutrition expert and has created a cleansing program that incorporates healthful dietary changes with delicious foods.
Lyn Hughey, BA, LMT
Lyn has been a practicing licensed massage therapist (#5191) since 1995. She offers Swedish massage, deep tissue therapeutic massage and Reiki energy therapy for relaxation, pain relief and deep healing. She also offers astrological consulting with 25 years experience. She uses a professional and intuitive approach, and her goal is to provide an accurate psycho-spiritual profile that may help an individual gain increased awareness of her life.
Molly Green, LAC
Molly uses a mixture of 5 Element Acupuncture, Chinese herbs, Zen Shiatsu, and CranioSacral therapy to help people come into balance. 5 Element Acupuncture is a style of the medicine that has stayed close to its roots in the natural world, and is known for causing significant physical, emotional, and spiritual shifts in a person's process.
Theresa J. Page, MA, LPC
Theresa is a licensed psychotherapist who offers counseling for children, adolescents and families. She uses play therapy and child centered techniques in her work with children. She specializes in transition issues, divorce reactions, and childhood trauma. Using a parent consultation model, Theresa offers support to parents during the counseling process. When appropriate she collaborates with other professionals serving families and children to help provide more comprehensive care for her clients. Theresa believes considering the developmental needs of people is essential in her work. Play is a child's natural way of learning about themselves, their world, and how to adapt to life's challenges. Her time with clients involves a lot of playing with children while supporting parents to understand the unique ways their children grow and heal emotionally. Theresa offers a place where both children and parents feel safe and can be themselves. In her work with teens, she honors their need to be their own persons while still staying connected to their families. She is available for parenting classes (one on one or as a group), children's groups and consultation to the community.