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 Mary Frank is offering Family Constellation sessions with Hunter Purdy and Jessie Wilder, but is currently retired from CranioSacral Therapy.

Credentials

Mary Frank's training includes The Upledger Institute in Florida, the Milne Institute for Visionary CranioSacral Work in California, the Sufi Foundation of America in New Mexico, The Chikly Health Institute in Florida, The Hellinger Institute in New York, The International Center for Reiki Training in Arizona, The Golden Sufi Center in California, and the Barral Institute in Florida. She also is a Certified Dream Worker through The Haden Institute.
Mary Frank Slaughter, LMT, CST  

Mary Frank has been facilitating family constellation work since 2004. She studied with Bert Hellinger, Mark Wolynn and Suzi Tucker.

Mary Frank has a 35 year background in meditation, body work and visionary work. She practices as a trained massage therapist, certified CranioSacral therapist since 2000, lymph drainage therapist, reiki master, soul retrieval and guidance in the shamanistic tradition, dream work facilitator, akashic record consultant and visionary therapist. She utilizes all her training and life experiences in her work as a family constellation guide.
After extensive travel in her formative years, in 1975, Mary Frank returned to Kentucky, where her maternal and paternal great-grandparents had lived. She has been in Frankfort since 1978, and is very happy to work at The Light Clinic with her daughter Emaline Gray, L.Ac. , her son-in-law  Joseph Fiala, L.Ac. and granddaughter Olivia.

She is grateful for the home Kentucky has provided for so many members of her family, children, and grandchildren, who are all truly her great teachers.


You are the salt 
that has been carried
across vast seas,
You are made of soil
of seeds
from ancient trees.
You are what's woven
a basket of stories
that carries medicine
and lost 
and broken
keys.
You are your ancestors
wildest dreams.
You are their apologies
You are their forgiveness
bowed on their knees
You are their joy 
and their grief.
You are here to make
the food 
They long 
to eat.

     -Marybeth Bonfiglo