Healing Arts Institute

In 1985 Mary Brewster decided to embark on a career in complimentary health: specifically, body/movement work. She viewed the idea of returning to conventional learning with apprehension. Then she discovered the Myotone Institute, Inc. north of Boston, with its unique small class tutorials. It became obvious to her that she had found her place of learning. She attended Myotone Institute, and upon graduation, in 1988, created Healing Arts Institute, Inc. Historically the tutorial process has been our educational trustee. In the interest of preserving the diverse teaching methods of alternative education, the Healing Arts Institute continues to offer unique learning opportunities. The core of this experience is facilitating the student's own learning experience. Within our unique educational format, students discover how they interact with new and old ideas that are inherent in the art of living. Our intention is to inspire people to think, explore, and discover. To look on their life as a creative work in progress.

Healing Arts Institute has been incorporated as a 501(c)3 non-profit charity; to provide educational programs of instruction; consisting of workshops, training programs, discussion groups, forums, panels, lectures and other similar programs, on topics related to health education, maintenance and well-being. The Institute also provides a source of information to the public of health-related information and education; community services; to distribute literature pertaining to health maintenance and health education.

Our community outreach programs include: Kidspace, a pediatric alternative health clinic and the Stewardship Project, a recycling program. It is our belief that our best resource is each other; neighbor helping neighbor and that within the framework of the Institute, our friends and families will be serving the needs of the community.

If those of us who had a lot
would give to
those of us who have a little,
all of us would have enough.