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What’s With All the Dandelions?
Dandelions

What’s With All the Dandelions?

January 25, 2018 Posted by cindyandsusan

We’re so glad you asked!

Three years ago, we planted the seeds of Final Touch Training.  We dreamed, we schemed, we sought advice from trusted mentors.

At our first training in January of 2016, ten wonderful students offered invaluable feedback. Since then, we’ve honed our classes, adding content and continuing to learn along the way. We are cautious people.  So we kept our project small, testing the waters to see if Final Touch had value to others.  

We are now convinced that there is great interest out there in this gentle, soul-stirring work.  And we’re ready to grow into a new and bigger vision.

To that end, we’re excited to unveil our new logo and website!  We pondered a number of symbols that might speak to our subject matter – hands and hearts and sunsets and feathers and . . . we eventually settled on the simple, unassuming dandelion.

Considered by many to be a weed, this hearty flower can grow practically anywhere, in a pinch of soil or a crack in the concrete.  The common dandelion has been associated with healing from physical and emotional pain, persevering through challenges and difficulties, and the fulfillment of wishes.  It seems to us the epitome of humble yet persistent beauty, even in the harshest of circumstances.  

Thank you for your interest in our work.  We will continue striving to offer you our very best.

With affection and esteem,

Susan and Cindy

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About cindyandsusan

Cindy and Susan are massage therapists specializing in end-of-life massage. They co-created Final Touch Training and love offering this specialized training to others. More info available at FinalTouchTraining.com

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