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Reflexology Practitioners, Create a Niche in Pain Management: March 16-18
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hronic and under-treated pain affects 116 million Americans. Pain is the most common complaint doctors hear, yet over 80% of people in pain never receive effec- tive treatment. • Fibromyalgia, a chronic pain syndrome is set to become the #1 epidemic
• Stanford School of Medicine: “Pain affects virtually every one of our citizens.”
• Harvard Medical School : “We do a poor job providing relief for chronic pain.”
• The Institute of Medicine calls this magnitude of pain a “public health crisis.” Join Linda Chollar, expert in Pain Management Reflexolo-
gy, for continuing education training to hone your reflexology skills, renew your passion and increase income. Help those suffering from pain find a drug-free alternative with reflexolo- gy and The Chollar Method of pain management. Using principles from various modalities, Chollar teaches a system to relieve pain quickly. Based on the Health Triad of structure, physiology, and emotions, techniques are taught that can help fibromyalgia complaints, headaches, back pain, acute pain as well as addressing the impact of emotional pain. Chollar, author of the private study, Reflexology for
Fibromyalgia published by Pearson Education, is the founder of The Reflexology Mentor, an educational resource and busi- ness coaching system for reflexology professionals. Days 1 and 2 are technique-oriented, and Day 3 focuses on building a business niche with pain management. For sem- inar dates, location and registration visit
www.Reflexology-
Mentor.com or email
info@reflexologymentor.com. Hosted by Pacific Reflexology. Sponsor, Sandra Nelson, can be contacted at 713-391-0085. See
www.reflexologymentor.com/blog/2010/11/13/lindas-
fibromyalgia-study-is-published-in-new-reflexology-te.html and
www.Pacific
Reflexology.com. Approved by ARCB for CE Hours. Pending approval for CE Hours by NCBTMB & Texas. See ad page 23.
Savvy Individuals and Businesses Choose Back Office Executives
A 6 Houston
re you a small business owner? Stressed out because of all the work
you have to get done? Do you spend more time on administrative tasks than bringing money into your business? Are you tired of spending your evenings and weekends going through email, preparing reports, tweaking presentations, sending out litera-
ture, or standing in line at Kinko’s? Then it’s time to take action! Back Office Executives provides administrative support, personal/concierge assistance and general home management services to businesses and individuals who choose to out- source work or routine responsibilities to an administrative professional. Imagine having a highly organized, professional administrative assistant, bookkeeper, researcher, proofreader and meeting coordinator at your fingertips with one simple phone call, at precisely the time you need it most. We enable busy professionals to spend more time in front of their clients — and, more importantly, with their families. For more information, please visit us at
www.BackOffice-
Executives.com or call 713-515-0061. Initial consultations are free. Please see the ad, page 9.
West Houston Theosophical Study Center Presents: Bridging the Faith Divide, A Public Talk by His Holiness the Dalai Lama
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is Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, is both the head of state and the spiritual leader of Tibet. Born July 6, 1935, His Holiness began his monastic edu- cation at the age of six. After China’s inva- sion of Tibet in 1949, in 1950, he was called upon to assume full political power. But in 1959, the brutal suppression of the Tibetan
national uprising in Lhasa by Chinese troops, forced His Holi- ness into exile in Dharamsala, located in northern India. Since the Chinese invasion of Tibet, His Holiness has appealed to the United Nations on the question of Tibet’s inde- pendence. In 1989, he was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for his non-violent struggle for the liberation of Tibet. He has con- tinued to advocate policies of non-violence, even in the face of extreme aggression. In July 2011, the Theosophical Society in America invited him to speak as part of the Society’s annual summer conven- tion. This program at the University of Illinois, emceed by Bill Kurtis of WBBM-TV, was recorded there. There will be a dis- cussion following the DVD. West Houston Theosophical Study Center meets at Tracy
Gee Community Center at 3599 Westcenter every 3rd Thurs- day of each month. All meetings are free and open to the pub- lic.
For more information: contact Barbara at
bwrtx2011@gmail.com or call Flem at 281-493-4542.
Green Planet Sanctuary Shares the Love
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uesday, February 14 is “World Sound Healing Day” as well as Valentine’s Day. What better way to share the vibration of love than to bring your Valentine to Green Planet Sanctuary’s Crystal Singing Bowl Blessings of Love event!
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