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Authentic Self
elite Integrated Medicine Celebrates
SPIRITUAL COUNSELING
Zero balancing Week february 21-28
MINISTRIES of AIWP
Z
ero Balancing (ZB) has been called “the best-kept secret in bodywork.” It is a
“As her grateful client,
healing modality which addresses body, mind, and spirit in a deliberate way that
I want to make sure that
is gentle, respectful, and deeply enjoyable. Similar to a facilitated meditation, ZB Amy is no longer the
relieves pain, assists relaxation and encourages personal growth.
best-kept secret
Nancy Davison, a Physical Therapist and Licensed Acupuncturist, is also a Zero
in the Triangle!
Balancing practitioner. Davison will kick-off ZB Week with a demonstration and Q&A
get-together at 6:30pm Monday, February 8, at Elite Integrated Medicine in Raleigh.
In many ways,
To help people learn about and appreciate ZB, she is also offering ZB treatments for
she has become
half-price during February.
my minister; her office
“Zero Balancing helps you feel lighter, puts you in touch with your heart, helps
balance your life, and feels great!” says Davison. “You lie on a massage table fully
has become my sanctuary.”
clothed. I work underneath you touching bones and joints to release the deepest
Suzanne Luper, Director
tensions in the body. You feel a restored sense of energy and health. ZB allows the
body to have an easier, more balanced experience since it benefits the mind and
Triangle Pastoral Counseling
the emotions. Some clients come for that alone. Others come for a specific physical
concern such as neck or back pain, headaches or tension. When you have a ‘kink’
or a misalignment it will often be resolved in a ZB session. Sessions generally last
Amy Pierce, MA-AHA
45 minutes to an hour.” Minister in Integrative Healing
919.554.2711
Elite Integrated Medicine is located in Raleigh at 8400 Six Forks Rd, Suite 204.
www.authenticself.us
Phone 919-215-0204. Learn about ZB at
www.zerobalancing.com or www.qilady.
com.
Helping Haiti
The Need Continues
Many reputable charities responded immediately to the Haiti earthquake relief effort, and donations are still
urgently needed as they continue their work. According to the Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI),
monetary contributions to established relief agencies are always the most useful response to disasters. The relief
organizations listed here are registered with the CIDI and have received high marks from Charity Navigator, an inde-
pendent nonprofit that evaluates the financial health of more than 5,400 of America’s largest charities.
ort and help.
Natural Awakenings trus
ts that the power of our c
ollective intention, action and pr
ayers will bring comf
American Red Cross CARE Humane Society Boston, MA 02114
RedCross.org
Care.org International 1-800-776-9326
P.O. Box 1871
HSI.org https://secure.oxfamamer-
American Red Cross
Merrifield, VA 22116 2100 L Street NW
ica.org/site/Donation2?df_
International Service
1-800-521-CARE Washington, D.C. 20037
id=3560&3560.
P.O. Box 37243
Care.org/donatehaiti 202-452-1100
donation=form1
Washington, D.C. 20013
Concern Worldwide Mercy Corps
1-800-HELP-NOW
ConcernUSA.org MercyCorps.org
Partners in Health
http://tr.im/arcdh
104 East 40th Street, Suite Dept W, P.O. Box 2669
P.O. Box 845578
(choose Haiti Relief 903 Portland, OR 97208
Boston, MA 02284-5578
& Development)
New York, NY 10016 1-888-842-0842
617-432-5256
1-800-59-CONCERN https://donate.mer-
http://act.pih.org/earth-
Cellphone
http://ConcernUSA.org cycorps.org/donation.
quake
Send a text message "HAI-
htm?DonorIntent=
TI" to 90999. A donation of
Direct Relief International
Haiti+Earthquake
World Vision
DirectRelief.org WorldVision.org
$10 will automatically go to
27 South La Patera Lane Oxfam America P.O. Box 9716
the Red Cross to help with
Santa Barbara, CA 93117
OxfamAmerica.org Federal Way, WA 98063
relief efforts, charged to the
805-964-4767 226 Causeway St, 1-888-56-CHILD
sender’s mobile phone bill.
http://tr.im/dridonate 5th Floor
http://tr.im/wvdon
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