conclusion, awards are given to the indi- viduals who lost the highest percentage of body weight and most inches, as well as those who raised the most money for charity.

According to Ulrich, the area’s first

team, whose 12-week program ended last April, lost a total of 315 pounds and 265 inches and raised $3,600 for the Harry Chapin Food Bank, American Heart Asso- ciation and American Cancer Society.

Fee: $120 for entire 12 weeks; various payment plans are available. To join or start a team, call 239-898-4078, visit TheNewYou.Shrinkathon.com or email Lora@TheNewYouLifestyle.com.

Quatrano to Lead New Massage Classes

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heal ing ar ts pract i t ioner

with nearly two decades experi- ence is offering a new massage se- ries of classes for credits in Naples this summer. Alvina Quatrano will lead The Art of Holistic Massage – Be ‘The Best’ series at Just Breathe Spirit Center, in Naples. Classes, which focus on an original massage sequence based upon Oriental and Intentional Medicine and giving and receiving bodywork, will be held once or twice a week for five to six weeks and will provide 45-50 CEUs. The series will also include guest

Alvina Quatrano

speakers offering a variety of self-help and additional bodywork information, along with meditation, principles of energy sys- tems, Interface Touch of Zero Balancing, Reflexology, Aminah Raheem’s Chakra Tai Chi, ethics and two tutorials. Con- tinuing educational opportunities with student study groups such as acupressure classes, along with a spa field day, will also be provided.

Location: 2950 Immokalee Road. To register and for more info on class fees, days and times, call 732-266-5276, visit TheArtOfHolisticMassage.com or email AlvinaQ@mac.com. See Resource Guide Listing, page 59.

natural awakenings

June 2010

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