The Emily Isaacson Institute

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The Emily Isaacson Institute.

Emily Isaacson is postmodern poet, author, nutritionist and humanitarian. The Institute was founded in 2005, and our site has been visited by over 45 countries.

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Emily's poem of the day is now available each weekday at her new blog The Sunken Garden.

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Read Quotable Quotes from Emily's new book at "Emily Quotes."

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Emily has made a remarkable contribution to her field in the area of nutritional science, by her independent research, and clinical experience with eating disorders. If you suffer from an eating disorder, Emily's work is sure to bring balance and perspective back into your life. Don't hesitate to contact the Institute for an appointment at our Health & Wellness Clinic here in Abbotsford.

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We now offer directed studies in postmodern literature through our directed studies department. Please visit the directed studies page if you show an interest in this field.

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The Fleur-de-lis Winter Booktrailer

New book by author Emily Isaacson has become legend.

Visit the Lion and the Unicorn Tapestry created by Voetelle:

The Lion and the Unicorn

When the moon wept,

transient in its wakeful vigil,

sonorous as an Ethiopian sky,

soft-spoken without a lie.

And now, the two kneel in solemn oath,

as good as a night wand, sprinkling stars;

one country, touching another,

in dedication and romance.

England and Scotland, unveiled,

reaching as though to find

some glorious sanction, once foretold,

and the splendor of years.

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Xa:ytem Longhouse is the site of a 9,000 year-old Salish village

and transformer stone, located in Mission, B.C. Canada. Here Emily Isaacson has served as natural health practititoner. Learn more about her program to return the First Nations to the roots of natural healing on our medicine page.

To learn more visit Xa:ytem Longhouse.