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ABOUT

THE MISSION OF R.E.S.T.

WE INVITE YOU TO...

Experience

the Freedom of Wholeness

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Displace

Confusion, Chaos and Dis-ease

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Transform

Individuals, Spheres of Influence and Nations 

Our definition of healing is living with greater measures of freedom

and reconciling the hurt and confusion in your life.

MISSION

MEET THE TEAM

VIRGINIA DIXON | CEO

Virginia Dixon at The Place of REST

Through professional endeavors and life experiences as a wife of over forty years and mother of five, Virginia continues to refine her understanding of the human condition. Her conviction that the heart is central to all things guides her philosophy on healing, allowing her to effectively understand and communicate the instrumental role that Relational, Emotional and Spiritual Truth (R.E.S.T.™) has upon each person's capacity to reconcile conflicts within spirit, soul and body.

Now, after years of working in the field of neuroscience technology, as well as collaborating with medical practitioners and serving under Dr. Leigh Erin Connealy as the Director of Inner Healing at both the Center for New Medicine and the Cancer Center for Healing, Virginia is more committed than ever to bring reconciliation and transformation to those she serves.  

Virginia received her undergraduate degree in Psychology from the University of California, Irvine and has continued post-graduate studies on Traumatic Stress with Dr. Bessel van der Kolk through the Boston Trauma Center as well as in Neuro-Regeneration under the advisement of W. Lee Cowden MD, MD(H)  at the Academy of Comprehensive Integrative Medicine.

Renae

Director of Operations

Lead Cereset®Technician

Lauren.heic

Cereset®Technician

Natalie

Administrative Assistant

Podcast Producer & Moderator

Suzanne

Cereset®Technician

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Project Coordinator

Cereset® Technician

Meet the Team

ACADEMIC ADVISORS

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"Hardened hearts wander in fear and
suffer in solitude,
while tender hearts wonder in faith and
rejoice in reconciliation."

                 ~Virginia Dixon 

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