ShiroBliss

If you look carefully (see red circles) you can see the subtle signs that this image of the "shirodhara therapy" was created by AI.
(ok, so I've got a strange sense of humor)

Always gratifying - and isn't making people smile what its all about?
"Rick - I cannot thank you enough for inventing this wonderful ShiroBliss unit. It is such a delight to see all the little extra touches that you thought of adding to make it easier and more effective for the technician/practitioner.
" In addition to all this, the training that Bill gave was beautiful and so very thorough. I know I received a training that other 'shiro teachers' do NOT give and am most honored. Thank you once again Bill for your energy, patience, graciousness etc.,etc., etc.!!
"I will be starting to give shiro's next week - and this weekend, give myself one! Am excited to try this for me!!
"Lastly, I just sent to Bill a copy of the September issue of the Yoga Therapy Today (YTT) magazine in which he is pictured giving shiro at SYTAR AND mentioned as the highlight of the conference by the person who wrote the article! YAY ShiroBliss!!
- Abby Geyer, C-IAYT, Yoga Instructor, Ayurvedic Wellness Counselor, Cranial Sacral Practitioner, Shirodhara Technician

In Phoenix at the international Association of yoga therapist convention. Great group of folks and very enthusiastic about our systems. Bill continues to amaze me with how he's learned to use the system. I made the tool and he's the master at using it

NCAM "mega conference" in orlando. First ever, and it was a wonderful success. We very much enjoyed being there. So much positivity around this tool for giving shirodhara, from those who own the system, those who wish they owned it, and those seeing it for the first time. I'm feeling embraced by this community despite my being somewhat of an outsider. And I in turn admire the abilities of these people working with Concepts that are completely beyond my understanding.
I'm especially grateful to Bill price, depicted here. An incredibly talented healer. I'm learning from him how important this treatment is, and how powerful it can be

Yes, the final product is beautiful. But I find a lot of beauty in the manufacturing process as well. It's the nerdy engineer in me I guess. My guy calls this his porcupine workbench.

Ashlee's system has been in use for 13 years! Enjoying the opportunity to clean it up for another 13. Also being amazed at how far our technology has come along in the last 13 years that producing awesome , long lived systems!

The Art of Living has Shiro Bliss systems and their staff has been super helpful here. The food is sure better than other conferences too. Here Bill is doing some impromptu demos