Ginger Dutschman and Susan Grill: Reiki Sisters
GINGER DUTSCHMAN, RM
Ginger began her working life as a pharmacology researcher at various prestigious institutions, finishing her 45 career at Yale University. During her time at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she spent time in Taiwan in studying traditional Chinese medicinals. At Yale, she spent time studying Chinese and African herbs for anti-viral and anti-cancer effects. She trained a number of Ghanian scientists and is considered a honorary Ghanian.
She has contributed to over a 100 published scientific papers, most available on PubMed. Ginger holds a BS in Biochemical Pharmacology from the State University of New York at Buffalo, and a MA in Laboratory Science from Quinnipac University.
On retirement, she went to a number of conferences where she kept hearing about Reiki healing. She found that the concept of Reiki made no sense to her scientific mind, but was intrigued enough to investigate it. Ultimately, it lead to several years of study and practice, under Reiki Master and Teacher Marita Aicher-Swartz, She has Usui and Karuna Reiki I, II, and Master.. Ginger is considered a talented healer, and predominately practices in pain therapies, although all of the Reiki practices focus on the wholeness, spiritual, mental and physical and wellbeing.
SUSAN GRILL, RM
Sue's career is much like Gingers'. Sue began her working life as a pharmacology researcher at various prestigious institutions, finishing her 34 career at Yale University. During her time at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, she spent time in Taiwan in studying traditional Chinese medicinals. She spent her years in scientific research working in many fields of study, including anti-cancer and anti-viral drug development. At Yale, she spent time studying Chinese and African herbs for anti-viral and anti-cancer effects in conjunction with Western Medicine. She has contributed to over a 50 published scientific papers, most available on PubMed. She continued to work in research at Yale until her career was cut short due to debilitating and extremely painful diseases.
Sue attended University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the State University of New York at Buffalo, were she earned her BS in Biochemistry. She earned her MA in Pharmacology at Yale University.
Later, she went to a number of conferences where she kept hearing about Reiki healing. She found that the concept of Reiki made no sense to her pragmatic and scientific mind, but was intrigued enough to investigate it. Ultimately, it lead to years of study and practice, under Reiki Master and Teacher Marita Aicher-Swartz, She has Usui and Karuna Reiki I, II, III, and Master. Sue is considered a talented healer, and predominately practices in pain therapies, although all of the Reiki practices focus on the wholeness, spiritual, mental and physical and wellbeing.
Sue and Ginger often work together during Reiki sessions.
Sue [left] Ginger [right]