Well. Well. Well.
A clinic that takes alternative & traditional medicine - and you, seriously.
Imagine an entire group of independent health care practitioners. Alternative and traditional. All experienced and fully certified or licensed. And all dedicated to unique ideas. That you should par- ticipate in your own health care, for instance. That your first line options shouldn’t be harsh, but subtle and qui- et, encouraging your body to heal itself. Yet where traditional medical prescrip- tions and treatment should still be avail- able if your conditions require them. Congratulations.
You’ve just envisioned the idea behind the Center for Complementary Medicine.
Classical Homeopathy * Myofascial Release * Massage Therapy * Medically Supervised Metal Detox Program * CranioSacral * Lymphatic Drainage * Polarity & Reiki * Comprehensive Diagnostic & Nutritional Testing * Stress Relief * *Nutritional Evaluation & Counseling * Depression * Anxiety * Menopause & Osteoporosis Treatment * Women’s Health * Trauma * Chronic Pain Thera- py* Intravenous & Oral Chelation Thera- pies * Natural Bio-Identical Hormones Replacement * Intavenous Micro-Nutri- ent Therapy * Individual, Couple, Family & Group Psychotherapy * Weight Man- agement * First Line Therapy Lifestyle Program * Guided
Imagery & EMDR Hypnosis
The Center for Complementary Medicine
A Group of Independent Practitioners 7300 Blanco Road, Suite 503 San Antonio, Texas 78216
(210) 733-0990 8
www.complemed.net Natural Awakenings San Antonio
No Shots, No School – NOT TRUE Texas Law Allows Exemptions
T
he “No Shots, No School” messages that appear on public school marques this time of
year are misleading, according to the National Vaccine Information Center. All states have medical exemptions, most states offer religious exemptions, and a few states offer “philosophical or conscientious belief” exemptions. Texas is one of the states that offers all three exemptions. State law allows physicians to write a statement saying that a specific vaccine or vaccines
would be harmful to a child or other person in the household. The law also allows parents or guardians to request an official exemption affidavit for reasons of conscience, including religious beliefs. To request an exemption affidavit online, go to
www.webds.dshs.state.tx.us/
immco. You can also download a paper request that can be mailed or faxed to TDSHS at
www.dshs.state.tx.us/immunize/school. Completed affidavits should be taken to your child’s school.
For more information about required immunizations, obtaining immunization records and immunization exemptions in Texas, visit
www.immunizetexas.com.
Siclovia Returns Sept. 29!
S
an Antonio’s day to “play in the streets” returns Sunday, Sept. 29. Between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. six miles of Broadway will be temporarily car-free, opening the street to runners, walkers, bicycles, skates, scooters and all manner of human-powered transportation. Free exercise classes and a host of “be active” activities will line both sides of the car-free route, offering participants of all ages hours of fun and health-focused activity.
For more information, visit
www.siclovia.org.
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