✨ Holistic Healing in Spring Lake (Township), MI
🌐 Distance Healing & Shipped ProductsSpring Lake Township residents receive flower essences, aura sprays and distance Reiki attunements from Rev. Michael Allison, all offered entirely by distance. Nothing requires a drive over the M-104 bridge or a loop around the lake, because every session reaches you at home.
Spring Lake Township wraps a 1,097-acre lake four miles long that splits the township in two. Life here centers on water, with boatyards, a short walkable village on a peninsula and 22 miles of non-motorized path. The township also offers a free 18-hole disc golf course and a splash pad on the Grand River.
A neighbor a mile away across the lake can mean a drive over the M-104 bridge or a long loop north into Muskegon County. Distance sessions skip that detour entirely, so you can receive them from either shore of the township.
Spring Lake began as sawmill country, and the township was organized in 1839 under the name Norton, also called Nortonville. In 1849 the township changed its name, and the settlement was platted under the name Mill Point. Cutler and Savidge lumber money fueled the boom that followed, before the sawmills gave way to summer resorts. Mill Point and Nortonville remain the older names behind the Spring Lake that residents know today. Spring Lake is also one of the Tri-Cities, a shared name it holds together with its neighbors Grand Haven and Ferrysburg.
