Member Spotlight: Jane Hightower

Our Member Spotlight is on Jane Hightower, HTCP/I, QM!

Meet our Member Jane!

I want to introduce you to Jane who grew up as an “Army Brat” living in Japan, France and Taiwan as well as many places in the US, but feels her true adventures began when she started teaching Healing Touch in 1992. Trained by Janet Mentgen and the core instructors, she was the 11th person to be certified as a Healing Touch Practitioner and Instructor. She is a Qualified Mentor and loves the mentoring process.

She was a manager for St. Joseph Hospital in Augusta, GA for 21 years, and the Volunteer Coordinator for Heartland Hospice of Augusta. She found another outlet for supporting women 35 and older in working as the Executive Literary Editor for Kougar Magazine, a cyber magazine.

Jane authored a book on the healing properties of stones - Stone Empowerment: A Resource for Both the Beginner and the Adept. She teaches Healing Touch, Life Force Healing, Stone Empowerment, Reiki and Shaman Journey classes, and has a private practice. She is an energy healer for rescued wolfdogs and wolves at Apex Protection Project (see their Face Book page or www.apexprotectionproject.org).

In this Member in the Spotlight, you will hear about:

• Stories of Janet Mentgen when Jane trained with her 
• How Jane's practice has evolved over the years, especially during the pandemic
• Jane's book Stone Empowerment: A Resource for both the Beginner and the Adept and her new children's book The Adventures of Homer the Rabbit

Jane even shares which stones she uses most and why as well as tips on simple ways to use stones!

This interview can be found on the  Member Spotlight page of the member site.

This series highlights the diverse ways in which our HTPA Members are bringing Healing Touch into their profession, lives, and communities. The views and opinions expressed are those of the speaker and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Healing Touch Program, Healing Touch Professional Association Healing Touch or the community. Healing Touch Program and Healing Touch Professional Association offer this as a platform for discussion and awareness, and recognizes and respects that each individual has their own viewpoint and beliefs.