Integrated Medicine’s “Blood De- tective” Gets Oz’s Attention
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r. Michael Wald, director of longevity at Integrated Medi- cine of Mount Kisco, NY, will soon be appearing on “The
Natural Awakenings' BODYWORKGUIDE
Dr. Oz Show.” The author of more than 10 books including Frankenfoods: GMO Dangers and Gluten-A-Holic: The Solution to the Gluten Problem, Wald has already appeared on several national media outlets, including ABC’s“World News Tonight,” CNN and the Food Network. “Several (‘Dr. Oz’) shows are in the works,” Wald says.
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MAHOPAC Integrity Chiropractic Dr. Jodi Kennedy, DC 11 Miller Rd, 845.628.7233
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POUGHKEEPSIE BEDFORD HILLS
Bedford Therapeutic Movement & Massage 2 Depot Plaza, Ste 102a 914.649.2274:
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“It’s up to the producers whether or not my topics fit their au- dience’s needs. The first show I’ll be doing is centered around game changers—topics that can make a significant impact on people’s health.” Wald creates personalized health plans for his patients at
The Pain Free Body Jeffrey Saffir DC 205 South Ave, Ste 10 845.489.6020;
painfreebody.com
YONKERS
Massage Envy Spa 737 Bedford Rd. Bedford Green Shopping Ctr. 914.244.3689
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Integrated Medicine and has become known for uncovering health issues that have plagued people for years. His nickname, “the Blood Detective,” came from a grateful patient who finally found relief at Integrated Medicine, Wald says. “My team and I have developed an organized approach to each of our patients,” he says. “A careful health history and my Blood Detective lab tests and patent-pending Blood Detective computer technol- ogy help me develop individual food plans and supplement suggestions based on the unique biochemistry of those I work with. Natural approaches that are not based upon individuals often fall short of optimizing healing efforts.”
OSSINING
Leigh Damkohler, CCSP, LMT Neuromuscular/ Massage Therapy Scarsdale area, off Central Ave. 914.523.7947 ChirossageDOC@gmail
CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY
WHITE PLAINS
Well On The Way, LLC Elizabeth Pasquale, LMT, CST 914.762.4693;
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LYMPH DRAINAGE THERAPY
BEDFORD HILLS
Julie Johnson LMT “It's nice to be kneaded” 914.960.7458;
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RYE BROOK
Massage Envy Spa 158 South Ridge St. Rye Ridge South Shopping Center 914.417.6940;
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SCARSDALE
For a free 15-minute consultation with Wald, contact him at 914.242.8844 or
info@intmedny.com. See ad, page 13.
Massage Envy Spa-Scarsdale 777 White Plains Rd. (Rt. 22) Shoppes@Eastchester 914.902.9200;
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SCARSDALE
Thanksgiving Organic Vegetable Baskets Now Available
Massage Envy Spa 365 Central Park Avenue Near California Pizza Kitchen
MassageEnvy.com 914.422.3689
Susan Ward, LMT BuShen Healing and Life Arts 30 Winding Lane By Appt.: 917.626.6049
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WellSpring Holistic Health Center 1415 Boston Post Rd. 914.341.1246
wellspringhhc@aol.com
MASSAGE THERAPY
Michelle Vitner, LMT, LPN Putnam, Westchester & Dutchess
PutnamHealingArtsMassage.com 914.672.1916 or 914.873.1376
BEACON
Terra Firma Massage Angelique B. Devlin, LMT 60 W. Center St, Studio 1 914.227.5027
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SOMERS Kailo Center For The Healing Arts Mitchell Carlin Schulman, Ph.D., LMT 201 Briarwood Drive 914.669.5811;
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YONKERS
Donna Costa, LMT House calls or Office in Yonkers
coyoteqn@aol.com; 914.907.4485
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MASSAGE SCHOOL
MOUNT KISCO Finger Lakes School of Massage 272 N. Bedford Rd. 914.241.7363;
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REFLEXOLOGY
DUTCHESS Lorraine E. Cucci, RN FB: Hands to Feet Reflexology And Healing Arts
ebserenity21@gmail.com 914.489.9149
Dreaming Goddess in Poughkeepsie Adds Space
T To place a listing on this page, call 914.617.8750
he Dreaming Goddess store, in Poughkeepsie, has opened a new satellite location, Dreaming Goddess (DG) Sanctuary,
at 2 Lagrange Avenue, Suite 215, right around the corner from the store. This new space will be home to a number of classes, workshops and circles, allowing owner Rhianna Mirabello to engage more with the local community. After hosting many classes and events from her home,
Mirabello decided it was time to move the DG Sanctuary to a more convenient location. Upcoming class series and gather- ings include Tarot Soul Speak, Munay-Ki Rites, New Moon Manifestation and the Women’s Full Moon Gathering. “In the near future, the DG Sanctuary will also add Pagan Crafting nights, as well as other unique workshops to offer the commu- nity and provide a safe space to connect, create and explore different outlets to nourish the soul,” says Mirabello.
For more information, call 845.473.2206,
visit Dr
eamingGoddess.com or visit
Facebook.com/dreaminggoddess. See ad, page 43.
“Dignity Approach” Helps Build Healthy Relationships
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ffective communication isn’t just about two people under- standing each other, says relationship and communication coach Debbie Weinstock; it’s about two people being able to
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illtop Hanover Farm, in Yorktown Heights, is currently taking orders for Thanksgiving Organic Vegetable Baskets.
Each contains prepackaged farm-grown, seasonal, organic vegetables for four to eight people along with recipes. Baskets will be available for pick up from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., November 24, at the Farm Stand, which will be open, selling vegetables, honey, maple syrup, gift baskets, pies, pasta, Cara-Sel salted caramel and many other delicious items. “Thanksgiving Vegetable Baskets have become part of the
holiday tradition for many families in Westchester and beyond. Celebrating with a table of seasonal, local vegetables harkens back to pilgrim times and brings historic depth to Thanksgiving festivities,” explains Farm Director Lucille Munz. Individuals interested in Farm Share can become new mem- bers for the 2017 season beginning November 1 by purchasing shares. The early commitment allows the farm to plan, plant and grow. Members will share the harvest from June through October, choosing either Tuesday or Thursday as their preferred pick-up day. The Hilltop Farm Share is offered farm-stand style, allowing members to choose which vegetables they want to bring home.
Cost: $50 baskets, $700 2017 Farm Share. Location: 1271 Hanover St. For more information or to place an order, visit
HilltopHanoverFarm.org or stop by the office/stand.
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