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Monarch Therapy Adds Aromatherapy Products M
onarch Therapy, LLC, in Naples, now offers aromather- apy products as an affiliate of Oil Lady Aromatherapy. Clients can create their own aromatherapy toolbox collection that can be shipped directly to their residence or obtained at Monarch’s facility.
According to Monarch Therapy co-owner Candace New-
man, MAT, LMT, the healing properties of various aromatherapy oils can assist with fatigue, mood, headaches, stomachaches, cold and flu, sunburn, inflamma- tion, rashes, bites, skin irritation, bruises, PMS, menopause, libido and symptoms related to cancer.
She says, “Since the beginning of time, mankind has relied on essential oils to assist through times of transition, to celebrate the joys of life and to safeguard our overall sense of well-being. Naturally antibacterial and antiviral, pure essential oils also help protect our physical health. Their profound aromas soothe mental and emotional stress and provide us with comfort.”
Monarch Therapy also partners with Peggy Sealfon to offer a Quantum De- Stress class, Integrative Relaxation CDs and all-natural Pain Buster spray; and provides counseling group sessions with Jill Emmerich, at House of Gaia; Transfor- mational Breath, with Carrie Sopko; children’s and family yoga with Salima Silver- man; acupuncture with Gigi Felicetta; and additional counseling, massage, energy and sound healing sessions.
Location: 4500 Executive Dr. For more information, call 239-325-9210 or visit
MonarchTherapy.com. See ad, page 11.
Unruly Gardener to Offer Three-Month Course
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earn how to grow organic fruits and vegeta- bles during a spe- cial three-month course hosted by “Unruly Gardener” Millisa Bell, from 9 to 11:30 a.m.
Millisa Bell
each Saturday, beginning November 3, at the Holton Eco-Preserve, in Fort Myers.
Topics to be covered include veg- etables and herbs for our area, peren- nials and companion planting, com- posting and soil care, pest and disease management, container and raised bed gardening and permaculture concepts. Participants will work in teams and be responsible for creating and maintain- ing their own garden plots.
“There’s an increasing interest in being able to grow a portion of one’s food, both for quality control and sus- tainability,” says Bell. “Sharing in the joy of producing food is a life-empow- ering experience.”
Cost: $135, including supplies. Loca- tion: 13411 Shire Lane. For more infor- mation and to register, call 239-699- 0684, email UnrulyGardener@gmail. com or visit
TheUnrulyGardener.com.
St. Jude Give Thanks Walk at Sugden Park
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he St. Jude Give Thanks Walk to raise funds for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital will start at 8:15 a.m., November 17, at Sugden Regional Park, in Naples. The free, family-friend- ly event, with registration beginning at 7 a.m., is part of a 90-city nationwide program and supports children battling cancer and other diseases.
Location: 4284 Avalon Dr. For more information, visit
StJude.org.
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