Dunja Carlson-Moeller is german born and moved to the United States to study anthropology. She graduated from the University of Arizona. She is an anthropologist with extensive research and clinical training in medical anthropology, a field concerned with cross-cultural comparisons of medical systems and healing processes. For several years she was chair of the "Academic council" hosting an interdisciplinary forum and a research social scientist at the Center for Psychology and Social Change at Harvard Medical School. She is the author of Gentle Medicine, a book on oncology (cancer research) within the alternative medical culture of anthroposhphical medicine.
Dunja is an Unlimited Body Teacher and Master Practitioner, as well as an Unlimited Breath Master practitioner. Additionally, she is certified in Postural Integration (deep tissue bodywork), studied Jin Shin Jyutsu (Japanese Acupressure) and is a graduate of the Lynn Andrews school for sacred arts and training. In her practice in Massachusetts Dunja integrates the powerful tool of safe touch and intuitive counseling to allow for transformation and healing of the individual as a whole.
Unlimited Body Master Practitioner
Boston, MA
(978) 439-9956