Randi Shayne, ND: Wellness Education in Motion
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Berwyn PA and Howell NJ
Dr. Randi Shayne earned her Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine (ND) degree at the National College of Natural Medicine (four-year program) located in Portland, OR. Dr. Shayne is a highly trained primary care practitioner who specializes in natural medicine. Her practice, philosophy, Wellness Education in Motion, is the opposite of one-size-fits-all. Areas of innovative and progressive holistic education include diet/nutrition, detoxification, stress management, positive relationships and environmental awareness. Patients discover how to promote a greater level of calm, productivity and joy in their lives. She has served as Patient Services Director at www.BeatCancer.org since 2000 and is expert at aiding patients in minimizing side effects of cancer treatment and recurrence of cancer. Dr. Shayne is highly experienced with phone consulting and has over 10 years experience with assisting patients in this manner. She is available for private and group sessions and workshops.
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Greening the Grid!
Is Viridian Green Energy an Electricity Provider in Your State Yet?
Are You Still Paying Retail for Your Electricity?
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The Natural Lifestyle Network® has chosen to promote and support Viridian Energy. Here's why. When energy utilities are deregulated, the field is open for approved third party providers to play a role and offer greener, less expensive options. And when a socially responsible, greener option like Viridian is available, and it costs nothing to switch, requires no contract or credit check and can be cancelled at any time--plus your regular utility company will continue to provide your service, it just makes sense to switch. Viridian offers both a 20% "Everyday Green" and a 100% "Pure Green" choice. Either way, you're reducing your carbon footprint, supporting the environment and saving money--and it's easy to switch. On average, Viridian has been 15% lower over the past year in its markets. Check out the Viridian website.
• You keep the same electric company you have now--You’ll just be choosing a different source of electricity
• You’ll receive the same single bill you get now--No dual bill, you’ll just pay less
• NO cost to switch
• NO monthly minimums
• NO credit checks for residential customers*
• NO deposit for most customers*
• NO credit card or check book needed
• NO contract / obligation
• NO cost to switch back
• NO social security number needed
• Save money on the supply portion of your bill
• Viridian supplies 20% or 100% Renewable ‘Green’ (wind) Energy
• Your local utility company actually encourages people to shop and switch
• You still call your local utility for all service / billing / emergencies
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Awakening to Wholeness:Body-Mind-Spirit Wellness with Norm Shealy, MD, PhD
Learn How to Balance Your Spirit, Mind & Body to Create a Happier, Healthier, More Energetic Life!
Friday, August 20, 2010 - -Saturday, August 21, 2010
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Medical intuition, used throughout history by gifted physicians to perform health evaluations, is emerging as a new science within the field of energy medicine. Intuition is the foundation for all creativity and for one's health and happiness. Developing your intuition can make your life happier, healthier, easier, more productive, and more successful.
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Why "Local" is Where it's at These Days
Some Community-Based Options to Explore
There are some powerful forces out there working to help make your community better: greener, healthier, more cohesive, more productive, bringing diverse groups together for common causes. We wanted to make you aware of some of the best. They have chapters in many if not all states, so look yours up and consider getting involved. Going local and working within community is our best chance to create balance and thriving in the future. These are tough times we all face after all.
Some options to explore:
BUY FRESH BUY LOCAL: There are many reasons to buy locally grown food Local food is fresher, healthier and tastes better than food shipped long distances from other regions or countries. You'll also strengthen your local economy - Buying local food keeps dollars circulating in your community. Getting to know the farmers who grow your food builds relationships based on understanding and trust. Explore local farmers markets, organic farms, community-supported agriculture programs and more. Find out what resources are available in your region.
SLOW FOOD: Slow Food is a global, grassroots movement that links the pleasure of real food with a commitment to community and the environment. Organized by volunteer leaders, local chapters carry out the Slow Food mission in their communities. Chapters offer educational events and activities to promote sustainability and biodiversity and connect farmers, cooks, educators, students and everyone else who cares about their food and the environment.. Find a chapter near you.
TRANSITION TOWNS U.S.: Started in England, there are transition towns popping up all over the US right now. The Transition Movement is comprised of grassroots community initiatives that build community resilience in the face of such challenges as peak oil, climate change and the economic crisis--many focus on principles of permaculture as well. Exciting stuff--find out if your community is a Transition Town and if it's not, get involved and get started. Training is available.
BALLE: The Business Alliance for Local Living Economies has over 80 community networks in 30 U.S. states so far, representing over 22,000 independent business members. BALLE brings together local independent business leaders, economic development professionals, government officials, social innovators, and community leaders to build strong local living economies that are focused on sustainability and social responsibility. Find a network to join or support in your community.
SLOW MONEY: Slow Money is a pioneer in merging investing and philanthropy. Its mission is to build local and national networks, and develop new financial products and services, dedicated to: investing in small food enterprises and local food systems; connecting investors to their local economies; and, building the nurture capital industry. Soil fertility, sense of place, care of the commons, cultural, ecological and economic health and diversity, nonviolence -- these are the fundamentals of nurture capital, a new financial sector supporting the emergence of a restorative economy. Slow Money's goal is: a million Americans investing 1% of their assets in local food systems within a decade.
