Miranda Warburton
Ph.D., LMT, CST-D
About Me
Miranda began studying Upledger CranioSacral Therapy and Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1989. From 1988 to 2002 her primary employment was as an Anthropologist for the Navajo Nation. In 2002, she changed her life's direction and entered the Healing Arts full time with her primary focus on CranioSacral Therapy, and secondarily on the Chinese orthopedic body work style, Jin Shou Tuina.
Miranda is a graduate of Northern Arizona Massage Therapy Institute (NAMTI) in Sedona, AZ (840 hour program). After teaching Traditional Chinese Medicine Practice and Theory, Intro to CranioSacral Therapy, and Thai massage at NAMTI for six years, she moved to California and practiced CST and Tuina at 6 Harmonies Traditional Medicine in Saratoga, CA for 7 years. She has moved back to Arizona and is practicing CST in Sedona, and doing anthropological consulting.
She has completed CS1, CS2, SER1, SER2, Advanced CST1, Advanced CST2, Advanced CST3, and the BioAquatics curriculum through Advanced BioAquatics with the Upledger Institute.
Miranda teaches Intro to CranioSacral Therapy and the Bioaquatics curriculum (BAEC, BAES, BAER, BAEA). Since 2005 she has been a Primary Therapist in the Upledger Institute/Integrative Intentions Dolphin Accompanied Therapy Program in the Bahamas and other Comprehensive Therapy Programs run by Integrative Intentions, an Upledger Institute Satellite program.
Martial Arts: Miranda began training Tai Chi Chuan and the Chinese Internal Martial Arts of Hsing-I and Bagua in 1989 with the North American Tang Shou Tao Association. In 2010 she began training Sun Lutong Style Tai Chi, Hsing-I and Bagua with her late teacher, Sifu Wing Lam of Sunnyvale, CA. Miranda teaches Sun Style Tai Chi in Sedona.
Professional Associations / Memberships
Founder/Director of Rising Dragon Kung Fu
Co-founder with Jennifer Minor of 6 Harmonies Traditional Medicine,6 Harmonies Gong Fu, and 6 Harmonies - Sedona
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