Arizona MindWorks is located at 8426 E. Shea Blvd. in emonies involving a unique blend of shamanic techniques
Scottsdale. For more information, phone 480-664-6671 or to get at cause for illness. This healing choice promotes
visit ArizonaMindWorks.com. introspection, self-awareness and insight by translating the
experience of illness into new directions, choices and life
possibilities.
New Gluten-Free
Gingerbread Cookie
Contact the Healing Team at healingteam@dtmms.org or
602-516-2813. Learn more at dtmms.org/self-healing.htm.
I
nnocent Indulgence
See ad on page 45.
has expanded its tasty
dessert menu with a new
cookie and brownie
line. Just in time for Fall Free Dysport Treatment With
and the pending holi-
Anti-Aging Solutions
days, these new guilt-
free goodies include a
T
he Arizona Integrative Medical Center is providing non-
surgical aesthetic needs for age management through its
perfectly spiced ginger-
Advanced Skin Solutions medical-aesthetics spa.
bread cookie; moist,
Dermal filler treatments used by the center feature
chewy fudge brown-
hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring substance found in
ies; and cocoa nibs, a
the body that creates volume in the face and cheekbones.
doughy, no-bake chocolate chip cookie in one incredible
The hyaluronic acid solution is injected in the skin in small
bite.
amounts by a tiny needle, and it creates instant, long-lasting
The desserts are all free of gluten, dairy and soy. Only
natural enhancement to the facial area. This provides an
natural sweeteners and whole food ingredients such as nuts
ideal solution to turn back the years and increase volume
and dried fruits are used.
for patients who have experienced disease, injury or weight
Said owner and chef Alisha Chasey, “Now you can in-
loss.
dulge in your favorite desserts to help you be your best and
For a limited time, Paul Stallone NMD is offering one
feel good about yourself without skimping on taste! Each
treatment at a special rate. Purchase two dermal filler syringes
delicious bite of pure, taste-full bliss inspires you to pursue
and get a free area treated with Dysport, a new alternative
a lifestyle of total health and wellness.”
to Botox cosmetic that works faster, lasts longer and costs
less.
View the complete menu and related information at In-
This FDA-approved, non-surgical treatment produces
nocentIndulgence.net or phone 602-509-0744. See ad on
results by allowing facial muscles on the forehead to relax,
page 30.
which reduces and smooths away lines and wrinkles. Many
people who have been resistant to Botox are receiving suc-
cessful results from Dysport.
Self-Healing as Creative
Expression Workshops
The Arizona Integrative Medical Center is located at 8144 East
Cactus Road, Suite 820, Scottsdale. For more information, call
T
he Phoenix Healing Team offers a
480-214-3922 or visit DrStallone.com. See ad on page 15.
new series of workshops to inspire
and empower self-healing. Drawing
on teachings from the Sweet Medicine
SunDance path, the Healing Team Recycle and Reuse With
creates sacred space for individuals
EcoBooks
with a full range of physical illnesses
and ailments to identify what needs to change for healing –
E
coBooks recently held its grand opening at 227 E. Baseline
Road, Suite J-5 in Tempe. EcoBooks is an independent new
emotional, physical, mental, and/or spiritual – to occur.
and used bookstore with inventory of all genres of books and
The series began in September with a workshop designed
magazines. Regular exhibitions of art and film, and perfor-
to explore self-healing as creative expression. The next gath-
mances of all kinds are planned.
ering, a purification ceremony, will be on October 10 from
2-6 p.m. in central Phoenix. Pre-registration is required,
For more information, contact 480-284-6233 or
and donations are accepted. Additional teaching nights in
EcoBooksAz.com.
this series will be held November 12 and December 8 ($25
each).
The Phoenix Healing Team also conducts healing cer-
8 Phoenix
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