✨ Holistic Healing in Frenchtown, MI
🌐 Distance Healing & Shipped ProductsFrenchtown residents along the River Raisin can work with Rev. Michael Allison for flower essences, aura sprays, and distance Reiki attunements. Every Frenchtown session happens by distance only, because the practice keeps no office or in-person location in Monroe County. Michael works from Madison Heights, so every session stays at home, wherever you are in the township.
Frenchtown covers 43 square miles of Monroe County, and its low ground sits at 571 feet above sea level, the lowest in Michigan. About 19,959 people live in this township, known to many as the low corner of Michigan. It is a place of long memory, where French-Canadian settlers and their Muskrat French descendants shaped daily rhythms.
Frenchtown households keep traditions at home, such as eating muskrat on Lenten Fridays under an old church dispensation. Customs that already belong to home life suit a distance session, since nothing about it asks you to leave Frenchtown. Across this stretch of Monroe County, a quiet session at home is the practical way to work together.
French-Canadian settlers lived along the River Raisin as early as 1784, on land granted by the Potawatomi. In January 1813 this ground saw the bloodiest American day of the War of 1812, and the nation lost 397 American soldiers. That day gave the country its rallying cry, "Remember the Raisin!", and Frenchtown remains the ground where it began. The township kept the name Frenchtown in 1817, when the southern half was renamed Monroe. Today those 43 square miles hold Michigan's only Lake Erie state park and the Enrico Fermi nuclear station. River, battlefield, lake park, and power station all share one township, which is why Frenchtown reads as its own place.
