Practitioner Office for Rent
We have one lovely practitioner office for rent on the second floor in the Mansion building full time, as well as several openings for part timers. Approximately 185 sq. and located close to the rest room. Corner office with 2 windows. Monthly rental including practitioner fee is approximately $735. Please contact our Central Office for more information: 410-367-7300. Please note these photos are representational of a typical office furnished by the practitioner. | ||
The fully renovated Community Hall is open for new programs for mind/body/spirit medicine at Ruscombe
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See Current Specials and Discounts
- Friday Morning Slow/Mo + Restorative Yoga, Friday
- Coldspring Meditation Group, 0/0
- NIA movement class Every Sat 9:30, Saturday
- Tuesday Yoga, 10/4
- Éiriú Eolas, 12/10
- Monthly Rosicucian Order Meeting - 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM on 2st Saturdays, 1/14
- QiGong for Health, 1/7
- Baltimore Astrological Society Monthly - usually the 3rd Friday of the month, 1/12
Dr. Ina Grundman
Optimizing Wellness through Nutrition and Lifestyle
Ina practices Integrative Holistic Medicine, utilizing Functional Medicine, Nutrition, Medical Acupuncture, Homeopathy, and Anthroposophic Medicine. She is board-eligible in family practice, board-certified in integrative holistic medicine, certified in medical acupuncture and has a background in massage therapy.
Call 410 367-5622 for a brochure and appointment.
The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences’ Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit (BPRU) is an internationally recognized center of excellence in research on psychoactive drugs.
They are seeking volunteers with a diagnosis of cancer to participate in a scientific study of states of consciousness brought about by psilocybin, and their impact on psychological distress and spirituality.
Other studies need volunteers who want to quit smoking or practice meditation facillatated with psilocybin and counseling in a controlled environment.
For more information: 410-550-5990 or E-Mail: Cancer@bpru.org
At the Ruscombe Mansion we address the unique needs of each individual by focusing on the whole person, not simply the physical symptom of disease. Dozens of certified, licensed holistic professionals in private practice provide an integrative approach to health care. It is a unique healing oasis where clients appreciate feeling listened to, and where practitioners naturally gain from each others' experiences.
Thanks for Attending the 2011 Open House. We had over 100 attendees. Thanks also to our staff and volunteers and to everyone who made a dish for the Healing Foods potluck. Our recipe booklet from the event is available online. Thank you for supporting Ruscombe in outreach and the health of your friends and family!
Ruscombe Open House Recipe Booklet
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Read about our over 25-year history and tradition of health
Help us stay open another 25 years by becoming an official "Friend of Ruscombe" today.
by Peter Hinderberger, M.D., Ph.D., DIHom.
Recently I visited family and friends in Switzerland and Italy. It was a true vacation: great company, great food, great weather, and great scenery. I returned to Baltimore with new energy and 4 more pounds of –no, not luggage- body weight. This did dampen my spirit a little considering the already annoying extra pounds that have piled up around my waist after andropause.
Therefore I decided to lose weight.
Overweight and obesity are the most serious health problem in the USA. They are also the easiest to diagnose: even a child can make the diagnosis! Even a child knows the treatment: eat less!
For a more professional diagnosis the Center for Disease Control defines overweight and obesity as follows:
For adults, overweight and obesity ranges are determined by using weight and height to calculate a number called the "body mass index" (BMI). BMI is used because, for most people, it correlates with their amount of body fat.
- An adult who has a BMI between 25 and 29.9 is considered overweight.
- An adult who has a BMI of 30 or higher is considered obese.
Although the exact diagnosis only requires an accurate scale and a chart http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/ the treatment is a totally different story!
For most people losing weight is a roller coaster between hopes and despair, good intentions and disgust. For many it is the most difficult thing in the world. Why is this? There are many reasons. I mention only a few: We are addicted to food. At the same time we need to eat. It's the only addiction we cannot avoid. We celebrate with food. Food connects people. Food is easily accessible.
Lunch by Bonny
Jan 24, 2012
Peanut Soup: Onions, leeks, carrots,
zucchinis in spicy peanut butter broth
Curried Split Peas and Veggies
over Rice (brown basmati)
Oatmeal Raisin cookies
Chocolate Pudding Cake with whipped cream
Looking for additional cooks
410-367-7300
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