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taught grades K-5 in the Gifted and Talented program at Mary Walter Elementary School in Morrisville.
Learning to listen
Asked how her years as a teacher benefit her . clients, Libby responded that “good teachers always learn to listen.”
In the classroom it is the teacher’s job to observe, listen and ask appropriate questions to help children learn. In her profession of healing, listening to each individual is of paramount importance, she said.
People come to Libby seeking drugfree alternatives to “problems of mind, body and spirit.” The name of her practice is “Changes” and its “intent is to provide services to people in becoming what they want to become.”
Many people come to her seeking stress reduction, pain relief or help in overcoming learning disabilities. Often, she explained, it is a breakdown in the connection of mind, body and spirit that prevents people from feeling well or performing their best at
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