Patricia Robinett
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About
Patricia Robinett
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Patricia was born and raised in Kansas. She attended the University of Kansas for four years studying Fine Arts, Art History and Modern American Literature. She also studied at San Jose State University, with classes here and there through the years in San Francisco, at the University of Oregon, Woodbury College and North Texas State University. |
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As her life progressed, she began working on her own healing, attending 12-Step Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA) meetings, and peer-counseling classes such as Reevaluation Cocounseling (RC) and Eugene Gendlin's Focusing. She studied at White Bird Clinic in Eugene, Oregon to qualify for crisis and ongoing counseling work. Patricia has maintained a private office and clientele for over 18 years. She was already facilitating deep work, including past lives therapy when she achieved Clinical Hypnotherapy certification in 2003. For over twenty years, Patricia has led groups at Unity of the Valley in Eugene, Oregon that work with A Course In Miracles. Patricia supports people who want to heal and so she works on all levels: physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. Aesculapius Press Aesculapius Press was born in 2006 when Patricia published her book The Rape of Innocence -- One Woman's Story of Female Genital Mutilation in the USA, her personal story of circumcision in the 1950s in Kansas. Now Aesculapius Press is dedicated to producing books on healing. We feel that the best use of our experience, strength and hope is to publish books and tapes that encourage people to reclaim their spiritual birthright -- "You will know the truth and the truth will set you free." |
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Aesculapius was the ancient Greek god of healing.
He pioneered the use of simple, natural remedies and the compassionate treatment of mental distress.
For that reason, Homer called Aesculapius “the blameless physician.”
Aescalapius carried a thick, rough-hewn cypress branch entwined by a single snake.
In ancient lore, cypress was the symbol of life after death and comfort in grief.
The snake, reborn as it sheds its skin, signifies transformation.
Aesculapius books and tapes invite you deeper into the mysteries of life. They invite you to examine thoughts, feelings and attitudes; consider cause and effect; release fear, stress and disease; to remember who you are, to reclaim your natural, loving, peace of mind, relinquish judgment, and regain robust mental and physical health.
Minds mend.
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