Jan Rupp has maintained a healing practice in Boulder, Colorado for over 40 years.

Widely respected for her work in the field of trauma, she is a certified practitioner of the Systemic Constellation work of Bert Hellinger and frequently draws from that training to further illuminate the dynamics and repercussions of PTSD and other trauma-related issues.

Trained in a variety of both traditional and evolving healing modalities that emphasize intergenerational relationships, Jan’s synergistic approach also integrates astrology and indigenous healing techniques such as herbal medicine, color and sound healing.

Caretaking the Soul sessions are tailored to address the mind, body and soul experience of each individual client.

An ordained minister, Jan is also the co-author of “The 5-Minute Healer: Self-Healing Techniques for Busy People“.

Featured in

Spirituality & Health Magazine

in the article

How To Heal Your Family 

 

“In a time when many authors proffer shamanistic knowledge, Jan Rupp knows of this terrain firsthand.  A healer of the highest integrity, Jan’s deep knowing is of rare value to those desiring soul nurturance.”

Peter A. Levine, Ph.D – author of “Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma”

“I have the great privilege of knowing Jan Rupp’s work personally.  I have found her depth of knowledge in a vast number of modalities to be extremely effective.  She has so many windows of wisdom to look through that it is guaranteed to lead to clarity and clear course of action.”

Diane Poole Heller, Ph.D – author of “Crash Course: A Self-Healing Guide to Auto Accident Trauma and Recovery”

“When I look at Jan, I see a modern Johnny Appleseed, only in her case the seeds are of love, and the saplings springing up behind her are bearing fruits of trust, beauty, courage and commitment.”

Kate Fotopoulos, CMT, former Interim Director and faculty member of the Boulder College of Massage Therapy

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May I, may you, may we

not die unlived lives.

May none of us live in fear

of falling or catching fire.

May we choose to inhabit our

days,

to allow our living to open us,

to make us less afraid,

more accessible,

to loosen our hearts

until they become wings,

torches, promises.

May each of choose to risk our

significance;

to live so that which comes to us

as seed

goes to the next as blossom

and that which comes to us as

blossom,

goes on as fruit.

Dawna Markova