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Your email will not be used for any other purpose. Nancy Buck Ging, a longtime resident of Hinsdale, passed away peacefully in her home on February 22, , with a smile on her face. A diagnosis of myelofibrosis in did not diminish her fierce commitment to healing. As in the previous four decades, Nancy could be seen driving to her office in downtown Hinsdale with her HEAL license plate. As a holistic psychotherapist, she was dedicated to helping others in their healing process, which she saw as a journey to wholeness.
Being very progressive in her approaches, she was open to blending and using an array of healing modalities. She embraced guided imagery, astrology, numerology, energy medicine and shamanism, among other unconventional interests. For many years, Nancy was a regular presence at the Union Church of Hinsdale while espousing all religions. Her spiritual depth, beliefs, and understanding were profound.
Nancy was a writer who self-published three books. She was a public speaker and poet. She could make clothes and hang wallpaper. She dressed in bold, colorful outfits and would strike up conversations with anyone willing to answer her questions.
Her inquisitive nature and sincere interest in understanding the human psyche provided her with endless connections. She had a unique way with words and simply loved to communicate. She enjoyed traveling the world, often seeking Healers in remote parts of the planet. She had an affinity for Native American art. Her creativity, openness, and intuition all heavily contributed to the loving and healing impact she bestowed on countless clients and friends.