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Hypnotherapy Certification Classes Offered
Counseling, Hypnotherapy And Naturally Generated Excellence
Lose Weight, Stop Smoking, Eliminate Phobias Control: Stress, Anxiety, Depression, Pain & Anger
Hypnotherapy Certification Classes Call for a Sample Hypnotherapy Class CD & Registration Information
ounseling, Hypnotherapy And Naturally Generated Excellence (C.H.A.N.G.E) is offering hypnotherapy certification classes beginning in this fall. Classes are held two weekends per month in October, November and December. The training consists of 150 hours.
Bev Bley L.P.N., C.M.Ht. Certified Master Hypnotherapist Free Phone Consultations: 610-797-8250 •
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Owner Beverley S. Bley, L.P.N., C.M.Ht., says the courses are specifi- cally designed for those in or interested in the helping professions including
physicians, counselors, psychologists, nurses, social work- ers, holistic health practitioners, clergy and educators. The training is for those wanting to develop a new career as well as those who wish to refine their skills. “It is also a valuable tool for self discovery and improvement for sales persons and athletes,” states Bley. Classes are held at 2020 Downyflake Lane, Suite 302B
in Allentown. For a sample class CD or to register, contact 610-797-8250. For information visit
4Change.com.
The Sustainable Energy Conference
CEnhance Your Health, Happiness & Productivity!
promotes energy efficiency, renewable energy and energy education initiatives in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, will hold its Sustainable Energy Conference July 14 through July 16 at Lehigh University’s Stabler Arena. This three-day gathering of green career seekers, industry professionals, educators, policy makers and entrepreneurs seeking to develop an understanding of sustainable energy and facili- tate discussions on overcoming the barriers to a sustainable energy future.
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The conference will include free, education-based seminars and hands-on training, professional development and networking opportunities. The Sustainable Energy Expo gathers established industry vendors, new entrants and in- novations under one roof. Attendees have the opportunity to meet entrepreneurs and established companies with the lat- est technology in sustainable energy including LED lighting, solar photovoltaic, biomass, geothermal and energy efficien- cy technologies. Registration fees help fund scholarships for teachers, professors and students to attend the conference and pre-conference boot camps. Activities to be held at Lehigh University, Stabler Arena, 125 Goodman Drive in Bethlehem. For a full schedule of events or to register visit
TheSEF.org or call 610-264-4440.
The Why and How of Stress T
he Lehigh Valley Chapter of The Weston A. Price Foundation, is sponsoring “Stress – Why and How It’s Killing (or at least harming) Us All,” presented by D. Andrew Neville, ND, on Thursday, July 22 at the United Steel- workers Hall. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., presentation begins at 7 p.m. Dr. Neville, who runs the Clymer
Healing Center in Quakertown, will discuss why stress is harmful, how to identify stress triggers and reduce or elimi- nate those that can be controlled, not worry about those that can’t, and then work to seek balance for all the rest. Dr. Neville will discuss simple interventions and a variety of treatment alternatives for those not yet at “optimal balance” or are experiencing stress-related symptoms. Local produc- ers are invited to bring grass-fed, organic, and/or biodynamic products for sampling or sale. Attendees can check out the produce tables before and after the presentation. Books and videos will also be available. The presentation will be held at 53 East Lehigh Street in
Bethlehem. Admission is free, with donations welcome. For information call Alan Stangl, DC at 610-434-7562, Martin Boksenbaum at 610-767-1287 or visit
WestonAPrice.org or
Healing.org.
8 Lehigh Valley
www.healthylehighvalley.com
he Sustainable Energy Fund (SEF), a private non-profit organization that
C.H.A.N.G.E.
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