The Dolphin-Human Connection
Eka Kapiotis bonds with one of her subjects. Courtesy photo.
From a release:
The Front Royal Women's Resource Center presents Eka Kapiotis sharing her experience of the dolphin-human connection on Thursday, February 21st,6:30 at Samuels Public Library, 538 Villa Avenue in Front Royal. Admission is free.
The connection between dolphins and humans is legendary. Stories about how dolphins have miraculously assisted humans have been told for centuries. Stories abound of dolphins interacting with humans by following their boats. Dolphins are beloved by many, not only for their remarkable, voluntary service to a species completely different than their own, but for their joy, exuberance and playful way of living.
Eka Kapiotis is a respected massage and cranio-sacral therapist in Front Royal with more than 25 years experience in the field. She currently serves as the Massage Therapy Coordinator at Warren Memorial Hospital, teaches Reiki and massage therapy continuing education through Valley Health and maintains a private practice.
Last winter Eka participated in the Upledger Institute's "Dolphin Assisted Therapy" program in Freeport, the Bahamas. Join her on a chilly evening in February and you’ll be transported to warm, tropical waters, and treated to pictures and stories of these marvelous, mysterious creatures and the miraculous healings they freely offer.