NEWS BRIEFS
Healthy Living Day at Triad Upper Cervical Chiropractic Saturday, October 14
merely treating whatever symptoms come about as a result of your health having already declined. On Saturday, October 14th from 11AM to 3PM, Triad Upper Cervical Clinic will host
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(at 432A W. Mountain St. in Kernersville) a meet and greet where you will be able to interact with several area practitioners who can help further guide your healing journeys through such avenues as Naturopathic Medicine (Dr. Sterling Hart), Upper Cervical Chiropractic (Dr. Chad McIntyre), Neurofeedback (Tiffany Cagle-Schrift), Reflexology (Troy Hurst), Acupuncture (Tracy Krohn), Essential Oils (Kristi Wood), Massage and Cra- nioSacral Therapy (Randi Eaton), and Healing Touch (Betz McKeown). Attendees will be able to spend quality face-to-face time with any or all of the
practitioners in a quieter environment strictly geared toward broadening their horizons as to the resources available to them. See ad on page 22.
What Are You Really Hungry For...? Thursdays, Oct 5, 12, 19 6:15 – 7:30pm
fueling your relationship with food. If you are ready to let go of those feelings, then now is the time to try EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique). Its basic origins are from Traditional Chinese therapy that has been in practice for thousands of years. Refined in the USA in the 1990s, this non-invasive treatment is gaining more acceptance for clearing emotional blocks to restore one’s mind and balance the body. The US military has found it to be significantly effective in treating PTSD. Join practitioner, Lina Landess on a healing journey with EFT. Fee: $20/class (3-class series).
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Location: Integrative Therapies, 7-E Oak Branch Dr., GSO. Call. 336-294-0910 to register or for more info. See ad on page 7.
hat if your weight loss challenge isn’t only about WHAT you’re eating, but WHY you’re eating? Stress, loneliness, anger, and other emotions may be
he future of healthcare is in cooperation between various goal-oriented practitioners desiring to help you maximize your short and long-term potential, rather than
Piedmont Land Conservancy's 9th Annual Landjam
Friday Evening, October 13
vancy’s 9th annual LandJam 2017, featur- ing the husband and wife banjo virtuoso team of Bela Fleck and Abigail Washburn on Friday, October 13th at the historic Carolina Theatre in downtown Greensboro. Bela Fleck is a 15-time Grammy award
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winning (30 time nominated) banjo com- poser and player. With his eclectic style and flexibility, Fleck has been nominated in more Grammy categories than any other instrumentalist in Grammy history. Abigail Washburn is a musical virtuoso in her own right. The singing, songwriting Nashville-based clawhammer banjo player pairs venerable folk elements with far-flung sounds, with results feeling both strangely familiar and unlike anything anybody's ever heard before. Currently the couple are touring the world as a "trio" with their growing little boy Juno. This year's Land- jam event comes just a week before they are to debut their second album, Echo in the Valley, on Rounder Records. Local favorite and Landjam friend
Laurelyn Dossett will open the show with her award winning singing and songwrit- ing.
To get tickets to Jandjam 2017, call the Carolina Theatre box office at 336-333- 2605 or visit
www.piedmontlandjam.org. See ad on page 11.
atural Triad is proud to once again sponsor the Piedmont Land Conser-
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