treatment throughout December. “I am shown where a person is stuck
in life,” says Brown. “By correcting that behavior, they are then able to do what spirit wants them to do on Earth.” The BioMat, which contains infrared rays, negative ions and amethyst crystals that a client lies on after a reading, “delivers an overall internal massage effect and therapeutic balance that soothes nerves and muscles, and cleanses the body of toxins. The client can relax and reflect on the information. Upon leaving this experience, the client’s chakras are in balance and they have a sense of well- being,” she adds.
For more information or to make an ap- pointment (required), call 239-910-0883.
Bala Vinyasa Expands Yoga for Crossroads Members
T
he 12-year partnership between Bala Vinyasa Yoga (BVY) and the David Law- rence Center, both based in Naples, has recently ex-
panded. A second complimentary Yoga for Sobriety class for those enrolled in the center’s Crossroads adult substance abuse treatment program is being of- fered from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. Fridays at the studio.
Crossroads is the center’s 18-bed adult residential substance abuse treat- ment program. The biological and psy- chological benefits of yoga are a direct complement to Crossroads treatment services that address the physical, emo- tional and spiritual needs of individuals seeking treatment. “Our goal is to provide a commu- nity and safe haven where Crossroads clients can find new hope through the calming and transformative effects of yoga,” says BVY owner Kiersten Mooney.
Location: 6200 Trail Blvd. For more information, call 239-598-1938 or visit
BVYoga.com. See ad, page 45.
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