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New Therapy Discount During Pain Awareness Month D
uring September, in honor of National Pain Awareness Month, licensed massage therapist Lisa H. Sprague, MSS, PTA, LMT, owner of Sprague Therapy, in Naples, is provid- ing the innovative, natural pain relief of RITM SCENAR Pain Therapy for $15 off the regular price for initial visits. The result of 25 years of clinical research, the system is the only electrotherapy to provide fast, real-time, natural pain relief using reflex biofeedback.
Sprague has completed level 1 professional training with the RITM SCENAR Institute, is currently completing instructor level 1 training, and will provide professional training and sales to licensed massage therapists, medical doctors, den- tists and other medical professionals in Florida. In addition to the pain therapy, she offers sales and training for RITM SCENAR Home and Sport Device instruction for personal use with a doctor’s prescription. The Home and Sport device is suitable for home, sport or travel use.
Sprague explains the therapy system’s multiple benefits: “It locates, monitors and treats, acting not upon one specific body part or organ, but on the whole body.”
Location: 12840 Tamiami Trail N., Ste. 300. For more in- formation or to make an appointment, call 239-821-1223, email
ScenarTherapy@aol.com or visit ScenarTherapy
Florida.com. See article on page 26 and ad on page 49.
Peace Day Returns to Cape Coral T
he fifth annual Peace Day in the Park will once again celebrate peace, support worthy causes and provide a host of person- al well-being and family fun activities from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., September 23, at Jaycee Park, in Cape Coral. The free event will
feature local artisans; a pet communicator; intuitive readings, Reiki and massages; food vendors, music, entertainment and uplifting speakers; meditations; face painting and other kids’ activities; raffle drawings, including a peace quilt handmade by local artisan Mary Hansen; two blood drive stations; a Cape Coral Fire Department truck to fascinate children; dance performances by the Calendar Girls; a food drive for the Harry Chapin Food Bank; a dog fashion show; and a community drum and dance circle as the event’s finale. Event coordinator Zacharí VanDyne says, “Peace embraces the deepest hopes and building blocks for the new generation of ‘ReLoveutionists’ and remains as one of humanity’s guiding forces. We are paving the way of peace, one day and one voice at a time.”
Location: Beach Park Way. For more information, call 239- 560-5224, like the event on Facebook or email swfl4Peace@
email.com.
Caribbean Vibe Energizes Downtown Fort Myers
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owntown Fort Myers will take on all the joyful sounds and sights of a Caribbean Carnival on September 22. King Leo Promotions, in association with All American Alarm
and Hotel Indigo, will present their fifth annual Riddim Runway Festival… Carnival Style! featuring costumed paraders and a concert benefiting Colours School of the Arts and the Commu- nity Cooperative Ministries, Inc., (CCMI) Soup Kitchen. Live music, vendors and designers will be displayed on Broadway, between First and Main streets. The fashion show will feature international designers Jewel Shannon, Chila For Fun and Mystic Creationz, plus styling by Mocha Mintality Frugal Fashionista. The parade will start on Broadway at 7:30 p.m., head down First, Hendry and Main streets and end on Broad- way, with a concert featuring international soca (upbeat calypso) and reggae artists Girl Meets Boy, Glenn Blakk, Juliette Mills, Kehv, Keisha Martin and Rupee, of Tempted to Touch fame. Donations of canned food can be dropped off prior to the event at Indulgence Salon, Twin Cutz Barber Shop, The Linen Cottage, HOWL gallery, Edison State College, Rasmus- sen College and Cowboy Up Saloon.
Admission is free with two cans of food for the CCMI Soup Kitchen. For more information, sponsorship opportunities or advance VIP tickets ($20), call 239-462-4044 or visit
RiddimRunway.com.
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