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This event will include local
practitioners and vendors in the field of health and wellness,
as well as Phi Theta Kappa’s Green Campus Exhibition
that will provide informative exhibits regarding sustainability
and green campus projects. Additionally, local farmers will
offer plants, produce and other products in the first ever
MCC Farmer’s Market. Also a highlight will be keynote
speaker, Loretta LaRoche and her talk entitiled:
“Life is Not a Stress Rehearsal.”
Feb 8, 2007; 6:30-8:00pm
Farmington Valley Physical Therapy
112 S Main St
Unionville CT 06085
http://www.fvpt.com
Description of Clinic:
Farmington Valley Physical Therapy is clinic
that provides its clients with more than just top quality
rehabilitation care. We have workshops, seminars, group fitness
classes, and wellness care for people of all fitness levels.
We emphasize patient education and have regularly scheduled
with seminars given by physicians from all over the state.
Some of our programs include Group Rehabilitation and Exercise
Classes, Somatic Neuroeducation, Running Injury Prevention
and Coaching, as well as a Referral Program where clients
can earn free massages and more. Physical therapy is the
natural path to recovery from surgery, sports, acute, and
overuse injuries or illness. It can also be an alternative
to surgery or drugs while restoring strength, flexibility
and function. Please visit our website us at http://www.fvpt.com for
more information about our clinic, mission, and upcoming
events.
Join us for an evening of networking
and friendship
Call to RSVP
(860) 402-1261
mbadon@fvpt.com
http://www.fvpt.com
September 2006 Meeting Topic:
"Connections......past, present and future"
The September meeting will be
held on September 11th 2006 in West Hartford at Victoria Wasserman's
Bishop's Corner office. Please RSVP (860-231-1111) no later
than noon on the day of the meeting.We will move to a larger
space if the number of RSVP's warrant it.
Please
bring plenty of business cards and brochures for networking.
There will be ample time to share what is going on in our
practices and to reconnect on a personal level. So many of
you have indicated a desire to reconnect that the forum for
the September meeting is just that "Connections......past,
present and future" I am personally looking forward to
reconnecting with each and everyone of you.
Victoria Wasserman APRN
Future locations to be announced.
Location: Office of Advantage Anesthesia,
LLC. 345 North Main Street, Suite 103, West Hartford, 06117
RSVP's appreciated (860) 231-1111 or advantageanesthesia@yahoo.com
This meeting will be brief and fun.
We will be visiting one another's facilities over the course
of a year to get to know one another better and gain greater
insight into the type of practices we have. Our first meeting
will be at my place and everyone will get a chance to try
Somatron's Vibro-acoustic music therapy chair when the meeting
is over.............Come on by and meet with your fellow CAM
providers !!
Who will be speaking and
What are their topics?
· Financial principles; Bob Hager, President of Connecticut
SCORE, the Service Corps of Retired Executives, a division
of the Small Business Administration;
· Marketing and networking: Deborah Polydys, President
of Strategic Management Resources, LLC;
· Website development for holistic businesses: Joanne
Marcinek, Owner of Ask
Joanne, LLC a search engine and website development company
A panel discussion will follow.
The program is open to all CHHA members, non-members,
and their guests. The early registration fee before October
1 will be $15 for members (M) and $25 for non-members (NM).
After October 1 the registration fee will be $25 for M and
$40 for NM. Please make your check payable to CHHA and send
your registration to Pat Barry at 60 Linnard Road, West Hartford,
CT 06107.
Where: The Elmwood
Community Center,
1106
New Britain Avenue, West Hartford, CT (Click for link
to Google Maps and directions from your location.)
This is a great opportunity for networking with other attendees
at the meeting. Bring your business cards!
Click
Here for Event Flyer in pdf format
* * *
An Evening with Lori Carpenos,
LMFT
This presentation is based on
Three Universal Principles at the heart of psychological
well-being, which also explain the full range of human experience,
from joy and ecstasy to anguish and anger. Discover how your
moment-to-moment reality is affected by your thinking. Once
recognized, the Principles can be used to access well-being,
and find a clear, productive frame of mind from which to
live. This orientation enables people to turn towards their
inner health, regardless of past or current circumstances.
This approach has proven unusually successful in counseling,
education, prevention, coaching, and community development
throughout the U.S. and other countries. The following points
will be covered:
· The discovery of the Three
Principles
· How the Three Principles of Mind, Thought and Consciousness work together
to create our personal realities
· The spiritual aspect of Mind
· How to return to your innate health, before thought
is created,
to access well-being regardless of your situation or circumstances
Lori Carpenos, M.Ed., LMFT is
a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She has more than
20 years of experience working with individuals, couples,
families and groups and 19 years experience teaching the
principle-based approach to psychology called Health Realization.
Knowledge of these Principles has helped people realize their
health during very difficult and trying times. This approach
to mental health and well-being has assisted people in all
walks of life and has been called a “Best Practice” in
the field of Prevention. Lori is the co-author with Jack
Pransky, Ph.D., of Healthy Thinking, Feeling, and
Doing: A Middle School Prevention Curriculum and
the author of StressLess: A Guide to a Healthier,
Happier Future.
When: Thursday, April
28, 2005
Where: UConn Health Center, Farmington,
CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 7;00 – 9:00 PM
Suggested donation: Free for CHHA members;
$5.00 for non-members
Directions: Friends Conference Room.
When entering the driveway of the UConn Health Center
proceed to the main hospital building. Bear right at
the fork so that you are on the West side of the building.
Enter the Academic entrance. Go up one flight of stairs.
At the top of the stairs, do an about face. Walk toward
the inner court windows. Take a right into the hallway.
Friends Conference Room is the 2nd door on the right.
* * *
Featuring Linda Catrambone,
MA, MA, LPC
The practice
of yoga goes back at least 6,000 years, yet remains popular
in modern culture. Why? Yoga makes us feel good! Learn
how yogic healing techniques reach far beyond the physical
body to balance, focus, and quiet the mind. Discover ways
to benefit from and practice yoga as you go about your
busy day.
This presentation will explore the four major
types of yoga:
· Hatha - Yoga of the body
· Raja - Yoga of mental development, subtle yet powerful
· Mantra - Repeating phonemes to draw awareness inward to the center of
being
· Gnani - Yoga of self knowledge, the explanation behind the nature of
being
The relationship between yoga postures and
the chakras will be explored during this interactive presentation.
Each participant will experience meditative energy, yoga
postures and mantra for a dynamic evening of self-healing.
Wear comfortable clothes and bring a friend!
Linda Catrambone is a Licensed
Professional Counselor, Certified Spiritual Healer, seminar
presenter, and co-developer of Empowerment Yoga. She is a
member of the Connecticut Holistic Health Association's planning
committee, The American Speech and Hearing Association, the
St Joseph College Graduate and Prime Time Committee, and
past president of the Connecticut Mental Health Counselor
Association. Linda's holistic psychotherapy practice is based
in West Hartford.
When: 7 – 9 pm, Thursday,
February 24, 2005
Where: Friends Conference Room, UConn
Health Center, Farmington, CT. Tel 860-679-2000
Suggested Donation: $5.00
Directions: When entering the driveway
of the UConn Health Center proceed to the main hospital
building. Bear right at the fork so that you are on
the West side of the building. Enter the Academic entrance.
Go up one flight of stairs. At the top of the stairs,
do an about face. Walk toward the inner court windows.
Take a right into the hallway. Friends Conference Room
is the 2nd door on the right.
* * *
Featuring Lois Grasso,
founder of OxyGenesis Institute
There
is a direct correlation between quality of breathing and
quality of life. Discover how and why unhealthy breathing
patterns correspond to unhealthy patterns of thought and
behavior. Most importantly, learn how the breath can become
a powerful tool for transforming all three. The topics
of discussion will include:
• Why are 80% of Americans getting
less than a third of the oxygen they need?
• How do shallow and restricted breathing patterns cause mega-stress
and disease?
• What are the physical, emotional and spiritual ramifications of poor
breathing?
• How can breathwork release subconscious baggage from
the body/mind?
• What kinds of breathing exercises can hinder breathing capacity?
• Why are psychotherapy - and other forms of “talk therapy” – often
not enough?
• How does breathwork make room in the body for Spirit to
dwell?
• Daily breathing exercises to increase breathing capacity and relax.
Lois Grasso, CTBF, is the founder
of OxyGenesis Breathwork™ and director of
the OxyGenesis Institute, a non-profit foundation dedicated
to promoting awareness of the power and importance of conscious
breathing as the basis for achieving balanced,
whole health. She attended her first Conscious
Breathing workshop in 1981. Astonished at the benefits,
Lois began studying a variety of breathing therapies, including
Rebirthing, Ecstasy Breathing, Breathing Development, Breathing
Coordination and Breath Therapy. While undergoing formal
certification training at the Transformational Breath Foundation
in 1998, Lois researched, edited and published Dr. Judith
Kravitz’ book, Breathe Deep, Laugh Loudly; The Joy
of Transformational Breathing.
Lois is also the Public Relations Coordinator
for the Greater Hartford chapter of CHHA, and former publisher
of the Self-Health Networker (aka Recovery
Networker). She maintains a private practice of Counseling
and Breathwork in West Hartford, and presents workshops throughout
the US.
When: 7:00 – 9:00
PM, Thursday, January 27, 2005
Where: Friends’ Conference Room,
UConn Health Center, Farmington, CT (860-679-2000)
Suggested Donation: $5.00
Directions: Enter the driveway of
UConn Health Center from Farmington Ave (Rt 4). Proceed
toward the main hospital building. Bear right at the
fork so that you are on the West side of the building.
Enter the Academic entrance. Watch for CHHA program
signs for directions. Go up one flight of stairs. At
the top of the stairs, do an about face. Walk toward
the inner court windows. Take a right into the hallway.
Friends’ Conference Room is the 2nd door on the
right.
* * *
A hands-on workshop by Greg Coleman,
Master Labyrinth Designer & Artist
This workshop introduces labyrinths as tools
that can assist us in our practice and assist our clients
in their healing. The topics of discussion and experiences
will include:
• What is a traditional labyrinth?
How can I draw one?
• What is a new labyrinth design and how are they created?
• What are the roles of intention and attention in labyrinth design and
healing?
• Working with specific finger labyrinths and experiencing how they affect
you .
• How to use a labyrinth in your practice.
Greg Coleman, MS,
MFA, is the owner of Heartstone Labyrinths ™, LLC,
a poet and writer, and a master labyrinth designer and
artist who has created over 70 Intentional Labyrinth designs
each with its own handbook that describes its intention
and how to use it. The designs are created to help individuals
and groups work with particular physical, emotional, and
spiritual concerns. He creates indoor and outdoor labyrinths.
He is a Reiki Master who creates essential oil blends to
accompany some of his labyrinth designs. He has created
two forms of energy bodywork: Feng Shui Body Work™ and
Intentional Labyrinth™ Energy Bodywork. He has given
workshops in high schools and colleges, hospitals, and
at wellness fairs in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York,
and Rhode Island. He has been a presenter at the gatherings
of The Labyrinth Society, an international organization,
from 2000-2003 and at the New England Labyrinth Guild for
the past three years. He lives in Guilford, CT where he
creates new labyrinths, gives workshops, and works with
individual clients.
When: Thursday, November
18, 2004
Where: UConn Health Center, Friends
Conference Room,
263 Farmington Avenue, Farmington, CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Cost: Free for CHHA Members, $5 for non-members
Directions:www.uchc.edu/directions/#driving
When entering the driveway of the UConn Health Center proceed to the main hospital
building. Bear right at the fork so that you are on the West side of the building.
Enter the Academic entrance. Go up one flight of stairs. At the top of the
stairs, do an about face. Walk toward the inner court windows. Take a right
into the hallway. Friends Conference Room is the 2nd door on the right.
Click
here for pdf file of event flyer
* * *
A lecture by Karin Nemri
Discover how healers in the
Spiritual Realm are working with healers in the physical
world to give you a spiritual understanding of healing. Learn
how unresolved emotional issues create blocks in your energy
system that can manifest as disease and dysfunctions.
This presentation aims to validate esoteric
activity for anyone who is drawn to energy healing, and to
open the minds of those who are skeptical.
After a near-death experience, Karin has
learned that the Aiijii System is the Energy System that
is used in the Spiritual Realm. Aiijii Healing encompasses
all energy healing methods (i.e. Reiki, Therapeutic Touch,
etc.). Aiijii Healing is a demonstrative method that helps
people to see what is normally happening invisibly during
an energy healing session. This allows people to better understand
how the Heavens use subtle energies. Studies have proven
that faith in a Higher Power and belief in a system greatly
affects how we heal. This demonstration utilizes the expression
that seeing is believing.
Karin Nemri is a certified Spiritual
Counselor, Aiijii Healer and Hospice volunteer. She is
the Chairperson of the CT Affiliate of The Twilight Brigade-Compassion
in Action, a member of CT Holistic Health Association,
the CT Coalition to Improve End-of-Life Care, the Academy
of Religion and Psychical Research and the CT Emergency
Crisis Team/Spiritual Division.
She has a private practice in Bloomfield.
When: Thursday, October
28, 2004
Where: UConn Health Center, Friends
Conference Room,
263 Farmington Avenue, Farmington, CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Cost: Free for CHHA Members, $5 for non-members
Directions:www.uchc.edu/directions/#driving
When entering the driveway of the UConn Health Center proceed to the main hospital
building. Bear right at the fork so that you are on the West side of the building.
Enter the Academic entrance. Go up one flight of stairs. At the top of the
stairs, do an about face. Walk toward the inner court windows. Take a right
into the hallway. Friends Conference Room is the 2nd door on the right.
Click
here for pdf file of event flyer
* * *
Presented by Deborah
Polydys and Dory Dzinski
This presentation
provides you with a fresh look at your perspective toward
keeping your business healthy and what you allow to pull
your hair out!
- What marketing strategies
do you now employ that make you groan?
- Do you find yourself
doing the same thing each day, yet, expecting different
results?
- Define and conquer
those marketing tasks that you expend tremendous energy
on avoiding vs. implementation.
- How can the voice
of your subconscious help you shift your perspective?
- Enjoy a fun-filled
and entertaining interactive exercise around those self-chosen
albatrosses hanging around your neck!
Deborah Polydys, Business Advisor, workshop
leader and author, works extensively with individuals in
non-traditional business enterprises to simplify and demystify
the complexities of marketing and sales. She is the Founder
and President of Strategic Management Resources.
Dory Dzinski is a pastoral counselor,
body-centered psychotherapist, and energy therapist in
private practice in Canton. She is President Emeritus of
CHHA and Co-Editor/Co-Publisher of The Door Opener magazine.
When: Wednesday,
September 29, 2004
Where: UConn Health Center, Friends
Conference Room,
263 Farmington Avenue, Farmington, CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Cost: Free for CHHA Members, $5 for non-members
Directions:www.uchc.edu/directions/#driving
When entering the driveway of the UConn Health Center proceed to the main hospital
building. Bear right at the fork so that you are on the West side of the building.
Enter the Academic entrance. Go up one flight of stairs. At the top of the
stairs, do an about face. Walk toward the inner court windows. Take a right
into the hallway. Friends Conference Room is the 2nd door on the right.
Click
here for pdf file of event flyer
* * *
A lecture by Kathie Wheeler, PhD, APRN and Pat Barry, PhD,
APRN
On Wednesday, May 26,
the Hartford Branch of the Connecticut Holistic Health
Association will present Hypnosis and Meditation: Getting
to the Source of Emotional Pain with EMDR and the Color
Breathwork Method. The program will be held from 7 until
9 PM at the UConn Health Center in the Friends’ Conference
Room. Two presenters will discuss unique therapies that
use body-oriented approaches, rather than traditional talk-centered
psychotherapy to relieve stress and emotional pain.
Kathie Wheeler, PhD, APRN, a psychotherapist and nursing
faculty member at Fairfield University will discuss EMDR,
the promising new therapy for posttraumatic stress disorder.
Pat Barry, PhD, APRN, a West Hartford psychotherapist who
developed the Color Breathwork Method, will speak about how
it releases emotional blocks and how it can be used to relieve
most stress reactions.
When: Wednesday, May 26, 2004
Where: UConn Health Center, Friends Conference
Room,
263 Farmington Avenue, Farmington, CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 7:00-9:00 PM
Cost: Free for CHHA Members, $5 for non-members
Directions:www.uchc.edu/directions/#driving
When entering the driveway
of the UConn Health Center proceed to the main hospital
building. Bear right at the fork so that you are on the
West side of
the building. Enter the Academic entrance. Go up one flight
of stairs. At the top of the stairs, do an about face.
Walk toward the inner court windows. Take a right into
the hallway.
Friends Conference Room is the 2nd door on the right.
Click
here for pdf file of event flyer
* * *
A lecture by Steve Sinatra, MD
This
presentation investigates cutting edge alternative approaches
in the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of cardiovascular
disease. The topics of discussion will include:
• What are the newest developments
in the diagnosis of Coronary Artery Disease?
• Why the Zone anti-inflammatory diet is conducive to Optimum
cardiovascular health.
• Is cholesterol a slowly dying myth?
• Will inflammatory risk index become the new gold standard for determining
cardiovascular vulnerability?
• What are the best nutraceutical interventions for treating cardiovascular
disease?
• What are the newer developments in cardiovascular genetics?
Dr.
Steve Sinatra, MD, is a nationally
known, board-certified cardiologist, certified bioenergetic
psychotherapist, and
certified nutrition and anti-aging specialist. He has more
than 20 years’ experience in helping patients prevent
and reverse heart disease. He is a fellow in the American
College of Cardiology and the American College of Nutrition
as well as the former Chief of Cardiology at Manchester Memorial
Hospital, where he had been Director of Medical Education
for the past 18 years. Dr. Sinatra is also an assistant clinical
professor of medicine at the University of Connecticut School
of Medicine. He is the author of the books Lose to Win, Heartbreak
and Heart Disease, Optimum Health, The CoEnzyme Q10 Phenomenon
and Heart Sense for Women. He just finished his latest book
entitled Eight Weeks to Lowering Blood Pressure, which was
released by Ballantine in February 2003.
When: Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Where: UConn Health Center, 263 Farmington Avenue, Farmington,
CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 6:30-8:30 PM Cost: Free
Directions: Friends Conference Room. When entering the driveway
of the UConn Health Center proceed to the main hospital building.
Bear right at the fork so that you are on the West side of
the building. Enter the Academic entrance. Go up one flight
of stairs. At the top of the stairs, do an about face. Walk
toward the inner court windows. Take a right into the hallway.
Friends Conference Room is the 2nd door on the right.
Click here for pdf file of event flyer * * *
A
lecture by Norton Berkowitz, Ph. D.
Reincarnation is an
area that has started to come out of the
dark corners of mysticism and into the light
of the twenty-first century.
Our past lives affect the
lives that we are living today. Many of
our illnesses, both physical and psychological,
are brought on from incidents that happened
in our past. This workshop will give you
the opportunity to participate in a group
regression where I will take the whole
group back into several past lives.
About the Presenter
Norton Berkowitz,
Ph.D. is a national and international
educator, lecturer and facilitator. In
his role as an educator, he was offered
a Skidmore Summer Six Fellowship and
a Fulbright Fellowship in England. Domestically,
Norton has lectured and facilitated workshops
for various foundations, universities
and organizations throughout the United
States. Additionally, he has appeared
on local and national radio and television
programs.
When: Wednesday,
March 31, 2004
Where: UConn Health
Center, Farmington, CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 6:30-8:30 PM
Cost: Free
Directions: Friends
Conference Room. When entering the
driveway of the UConn Health Center
proceed to the main hospital building.
Bear right at the fork so that you
are on the West side of the building.
Enter the Academic entrance. Go up
one flight of stairs. At the top of
the stairs do an about face. Walk toward
the inner court windows. Take a right
into the hallway. Friends Conference
Room is the 2nd door on the right. For
directions, go to www.uchc.edu/directions/
*
* *
A
lecture by Sheryl Kaskel, APRN and Susan
Hadley, MD
Sheryl Kaskel and Susan
Hadley will discuss women’s health
and their approaches to menopausal symptom
relief. They will also discuss optimal wellness
along with prevention of diseases.
Sheryl Kaskel APRN is
a nurse practitioner board certified in
family practice with extensive study in
endocrinology and anti-aging medicine.
She is the areas expert on natural hormone
replacement therapy. She balances and optimizes
hormones compounded uniquely for the individual
patient using the bio-identical hormones.
Susan Hadley,
MD is a family practitioner
in Middletown, CT. She is a full time
faculty member in the Middlesex Family
Practice and an assistant professor
of family medicine at UCONN. A graduate
of the University of Arizona College
of medicine and the Social Medicine
Residency Program in Family Medicine
Bronx, NY. She is currently setting
up an Integrative Medicine Fellowship
in her residency program and incorporated
herbs and other modalities into her
practice.
When: Wednesday,
February 25, 2004
Where: UConn Health
Center, Farmington, CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 6:30-8:30 PM
Cost: Free
Directions: Friends
Conference Room. When entering the
driveway of the UConn Health Center
proceed to the main hospital building.
Bear right at the fork so that you
are on the West side of the building.
Enter the Academic entrance. Go up
one flight of stairs. At the top of
the stairs do an about face. Walk toward
the inner court windows. Take a right
into the hallway. Friends Conference
Room is the 2nd door on the right.
For directions, go to www.uchc.edu/directions/
*
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A lecture
by Kathie Wheeler, PhD, APRN and Pat Barry,
PhD, APRN
On Tuesday, January 27
the Connecticut Holistic Health Association
will hold its first program of 2004. The
topic is Hypnosis and Meditation: Getting
to the Source of Emotional Pain with EMDR
and the Color Breathwork Method. The program
will be held from 7 until 9 PM at the UConn
Health Center in the Friends’ Conference
Room. Two presenters will discuss two unique
therapies that use different approaches
than traditional talk-centered psychotherapy.
Kathie Wheeler, PhD, APRN,
a psychotherapist and nursing faculty member
at Fairfield University will discuss EMDR,
the promising new therapy for posttraumatic
stress disorder. Pat Barry, PhD, APRN,
a West Hartford psychotherapist who developed
the Color Breathwork Method, will speak
about how it releases emotional blocks
and how it can be used to relieve most
stress reactions.
When: Tuesday,
January 27, 2004
Where: UConn Health
Center, Farmington, CT. Tel. 860-679-2000
Time: 6:30-8:30 PM
Cost: Free
Directions: Friends
Conference Room. When entering the
driveway of the UConn Health Center
proceed to the main hospital building.
Bear right at the fork so that you
are on the West side of the building.
Enter the Academic entrance. Go up
one flight of stairs. At the top of
the stairs do an about face. Walk toward
the inner court windows. Take a right
into the hallway. Friends Conference
Room is the 2nd door on the right. For
directions, go to www.uchc.edu/directions/
Click here for pdf file of event
flyer
(Click
here for a free download of Adobe Acrobat Reader)
*
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Connecticut
Holistic Health Association Cordially invites
you to attend our
Friday, December 12, 2003
6:30pm
at Union Place
(at the Hartford train/bus station)
1 Union Place, Hartford, CT 06103
(860)249-5100
Featuring…
Certified Shiatsu Therapist, medical intuitive, spiritual healer and professional
dancer, Mearah Marqua combines her skills in what promises to be a high energy,
fun-packed evening for all. Join us for an experiential introduction to the
use of sound, vibration, movement, humor and fun designed to help your holistic
practice thrive!
Tickets are $37.00
Includes hors d'oeuvres, salad, bread, your choice
of 5 different entrees, soft drinks and coffee. Cash bar.
Dress is casual.
Directions: 84W to Exit #48 Asylum. Left off ramp, 2nd left
onto Union.
Or: 84E to Exit #48 Asylum. Right off ramp, 2nd left onto Union.
Parking available on-street or in lot across street from restaurant..
* * *
Naturopathic Medicine
is a natural approach to health and healing
that recognizes the integrity of the whole
person, emphasizing the treatment of disease
through the stimulation, enhancement, and
support of the inherent healing capacity
of the person. Homeopathic medicine is
based on the principle of “like cures
like.” It works on a subtle yet powerful
electromagnetic level, gently acting to
strengthen the body’s healing and
immune response.
Dr. Herschberger is
a Naturopathic Physician and the Associate
Dean at the University of Bridgeport College
of Naturopathic Medicine. Her responsibilities
at the University include teaching Homeopathy
and clinical supervision of student interns
at the Health Science Center on the UB
campus. Her area of special interest is
in the Homeopathic treatment of acute and
chronic illnesses. Dr. Herschberger is
a graduate of the National College of Naturopathic
Medicine
Meeting location:
Friends Conference Room #LM034
University of Connecticut Health Center, Main Building
Farmington, CT
Free parking in the Visitors lot.
Directions are available at www.uchc.edu/directions/
* * *
The presentation is a panel dialogue regarding
cancer of the colon with Dr. Miller discussing alternative
medicine aspects, Dorothy Martin-Neville providing the psychological
view, and Dr. Silverstein covering the origins of colon cancer.
CHHA members will get insights into how these modalities
and causes can help you as practitioners in your own field.
Open to the public, all will learn more about a holistic
health approach to this disease.
Click
Here for an Event Flyer
(Click
here for a free download of Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Dorothy Martin-Neville is
the director and founder of The Institute of Healing Arts
and Sciences, LLC. After beginning her private practice,
Dorothy chose to study hands-on-healing with Barbara Brennan
at the Barbara Brennan School of Healing for four years.
She subsequently went on to study a number of different modalities
of alternative healthcare including Reiki, Hypnotherapy,
Acupressure, Reflexology, Iridology, Jin Shin Do, Rebirthing
and Consegrity. A state-licensed psychotherapist, she has
been in practice since 1981. A traditionally trained therapist,
Dorothy later incorporated her additional trainings into
her work, developing her own eclectic, heart-centered approach
to treatment.
Whitney Miller is a practicing
Naturopathic Physician. The scope of her practice and interests
are broad based and preventive in nature. Special interests
include: women’s health, fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue,
stress management, herbology, applied nutrition, allergy
an asthma, environmental and depression management. Dr. Miller
has offices in Windsor and Mansfield Center, CT.
H. Robert Silverstein is
board-certified in internal medicine and cardiology, and
is a Fellow of the American College of Preventive Medicine.
His primary areas of practice are preventive medicine, holistic
health, primary care, internal medicine and cardiology, with
a specialty in cholesterol control. He works in a positive
and supportive fashion to change the five basic human activities
(breathing, drinking, eating, exercising and thinking) to
prevent, and reverse where possible, the common diseases
of our time. Dr. Silverstein is also the Director of the
Preventive Medicine Center, a non-profit holistic health
education organization, located in Hartford, CT.
Meeting location:
Friends Conference Room #LM034
University of Connecticut Health Center, Main Building
Farmington, CT
Free parking in the Visitors lot.
Directions are available at www.uchc.edu/directions/
* * *
You are cordially invited to attend our
Annual Meeting.
6:00pm - Gathering, 6:45-10:00 pm - Dinner followed by program.
Location: The Graduate Club, 155 Elm Street,
New Haven, CT 203-624-3197
Featuring: Christine Tulis, Celtic Harpist,
singer, composer, sound and vibrational healing practitioner.
Tickets are available at $30 for members and $35 for non-members.
Price includes dinner and program.
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St Francis Hospital
95 Woodland Street Building (parking in rear)
West Hartford.
Free to members and non-members.
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To the Graduate Club:
Traveling either North or South on I-91, take Exit 3 (Trumbull
Street).
At the end of the exit, counting the traffic light you are
facing as #1,
proceed straight ahead on Trumbull Street for a total of 4
traffic lights.
At the 4th light, take a Left onto College/Prospect Street.
Go 2 traffic lights and take a Left onto Elm Street
The Graduate Club will be on your left. |
