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Seasonal Tips from
Bharati Devkota

Posted January 8, 2019 —

The holidays are past, but we still have almost three months of winter left. Ruscombe practitioner Bharati Devkota recently shared seven tips with Johns Hopkins Medicine for making spirits bright this time of year. Read the article online.

Rental Spaces Opening

Posted December 11, 2018 —

Looking for the ideal location for growing or establishing your healing practice? With its calm, healing atmosphere and community of holistic practitioners bringing together a wide range of expertise and wisdom, the Ruscombe Mansion Community Health Center in northwest Baltimore welcomes you and your clients. Continue reading “Rental Spaces Opening”

Chronic Pain: A Mind/Body Experience

Posted November 7, 2018 — by Paula Derry, PhD, LMT

The complexities of chronic pain are increasingly being studied and understood. In acute pain, pain and injury/tissue damage are to a great extent related: You cut your finger with a knife; special neurons called nociceptors register this information and send a message to the spinal cord and brain; you experience pain. However, in chronic pain, pain that has lasted for a long time, there can be a much murkier connection between physical problems and experienced pain. Continue reading “Chronic Pain: A Mind/Body Experience”

Listening for the Bells

Posted October 11, 2018 — by Cynthia Zanti Jabs, L.Ac.

My inclination, my passion really, is to look for the healing axis in every situation. Not easy with all this! But as healers, it’s our job to seek out the seam that holds the potential for regrowth and new life. Sitting still and listening is how I usually find my way to this. Hard to do when it’s all I can do not to scream. Continue reading “Listening for the Bells”

Lessons Learned in the Grand Canyon – Another Side of Autumn Healing

Posted September 12, 2018 — by Cynthia Zanti Jabs, L.Ac.

When I was 30 I found my way to the Himalayas. It took me another 30+ to find my way to the Grand Canyon, pretty much the opposite of the Himalaya.

What to say about the Grand Canyon? Before going there this Summer I heard so many stellar reviews, I wondered if it could live up to them.

It more than did. And it added powerful inspiration to my view of healing.

Whether you’ve been there or not, lean back for a minute and come with me . . . Continue reading “Lessons Learned in the Grand Canyon – Another Side of Autumn Healing”

The Highs and Lows of Summer

Posted July 18, 2018 — by Cynthia Zanti Jabs, L.Ac.

Last month’s blog was about using Summer’s healing gifts when our heart is in relatively good shape. This blog looks at Summer’s gifts for healing serious heart hurts.

As lovely as Summer can be, it has a tough side, too. There are obvious risks like dehydration, sunburn and other forms of burnout from too much of all that comes with this season.

Other challenges of Summer are less obvious – and far riskier. This Season of the Heart comes with lows as well as highs. Continue reading “The Highs and Lows of Summer”

Join us for Lunch at the Ruscombe Co-op Café

Join us for lunch at the Rucombe Coop Café in January! Service returns on Wednesday January 17^th from 11-3, and then every Wednesday in January. Additional dates and meal prep pick up options will be expanding in February. Chef Zion + the Onyx Marketplace Collective are serving our community with fresh, healthy and artisanally prepared meals, focusing on local and seasonal produce. Zion’s homemade deliciousness is drawing in the crowds.

Meet Chef Zion! “I am a dedicated culinary student with a deep love for farm to table cuisine. I love to forage, commune with my friends and neighbors, and celebrate life through the exchange of culture and love.

“My culinary journey began by creating low-cost meals for my siblings as our parents worked to provide for us. Paired with a love, an ancestral connection to farming, and several years in restaurants and cafe management, my cooking style emerges at the brilliant intersection between farming and culinary exploration. I am honored to offer farm fresh and nutritious lunch and meal prep services to the Ruscombe and Coldspring community.

“I am on a mission to reignite a passion for food education, culinary life skills, and bodily sovereignty into the lives of all Baltimore neighbors. I hope you’ll join me, and my collaborating chefs, at Ruscombe Community Health Center on for lunch from 11-3.”

@zioncooks.we_eat

@onyxmpcollective

https://linktr.ee/onyxmarketbmore

Office Spaces Available for Rent at Ruscombe Mansion

Bring your healing practice to Ruscombe, the oldest established facility for holistic healing on the East Coast. Treatment room office spaces currently available for lease, from 160 sq. ft. to two-rooms suites, are perfect for a holistic physician, naturopath, psychologist or other integrative health care provider. Ruscombe Mansion is a peaceful haven - two gracious historic buildings in a tree-lined, park-like setting. Amenities include free parking, abundant natural light from large windows, pleasant waiting areas, convenient rest rooms, and ample closet storage. Single year leases are available and office-sharing opportunities are available.

Dr. Hinderberger’s New Contact Info

Dr. Peter Hinderberger, long-time anthroposophic physician to our community, has relocated to 1122 Kenilworth Drive, Suite 407. This move to a larger office space will allow him to combine his Rafael Clinic mistletoe infusion center with his daily medical practice under one roof, and will make his professional life much easier. His new contact information is:

phone: (410) 296-1202
fax: (410) 296-1239
email: PHinderberger@verizon.net

Although Dr. Hinderberger’s daily presence at Ruscombe will be dearly missed, we are very happy that he will remain a treasured friend and member of our Ruscombe Community and we congratulate him on his move to his new, expanded office space and infusion center.