and spirit. You are gently guided to a deep relaxing alpha state so you can begin to achieve your goals using the power of your subconscious mind. You can begin to over- come unwanted habits like nail biting, to- bacco smoking, mindless overeating, lack of focus, hair pulling, teeth grinding, outbursts of anger and more. Many positive habits can be instilled like self-confidence, self-esteem, public speaking, sports performance, rela- tionship skills, self-control, exercise, peaceful sleep, motivation, relaxation and weight management. Hypnosis can help with finding lost objects, wellness, concentration, pain management, sales skills, body image, fears, situational stress and grief management. On the spiritual side, mindful meditation, past life regression and Dr. Newtons’ Life Be- tween Lives work can help you discover your truth for being here and help you attain a true peace within yourself. See ad page 30.
NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS
TRIAD NATURAL HEALTH CENTER 214 E. Mountain St., Ste 105, Kernersville. 336-655-2832 Dr. Aimee Sheppard, ND, MsOM, LAc
Dr. Sheppard is a graduate of Bastyr Uni- versity and a Washington state licensed naturopathic physician, and a NC licensed acupuncturist. Naturopathic and Oriental Medicine embrace balance in the BodyMind- Spirit through diet, lifestyle, herbal therapies, clinical nutrition, homeopathy, acupuncture and naturopathic and Chinese physical thera- peutics. Achieving balance promotes health and wellness in the BodyMindSpirit.
NATUROPATHS
A VIEW TO YOUR HEALTH, PHMA Dale Kanterman, BCND 2309 W. Cone Blvd., Ste 20, Greensboro 336-763-2459
AViewToYourHealth.com
A wide range of programs to address: smok- ing cessation, low energy, thyroid dysfunc- tion, brain fog, emotional imbalances, weight loss, sugar control and much more! AVTYH utilizes body chemistry testing for nutri- tional needs, men and woman’s hormone and gut issues. We are trained with tongue, nail, sclerology, and foot glyphology analysis for indications of the inner terrain, and use various technologies to assist. See ad on page 30.
NATURAL PATH Jill Clarey, ND, MH, CNHP, NHC 3723 W. Market St., Unit B - Greensboro 336-456-4743
www.thenaturalpathwithjillclarey.com
In practice since 1990, Jill utilizes several modalities to determine the health of body tissues including Iridology, Dried blood cell analysis, Reams testing, pH balancing, neu- rotransmitter and hormone evaluations, and flower remedies. She looks at medications each client takes to be aware of contraindica-
Kelly Carpenter, NP-C Kelly Carpenter NP-C is a certified
www.RobinhoodIntegrativeHealth.com Kelly Carpenter, NP-C
Nurse Practitioner. She has 8 years experience in adult medicine. She has an enthusiasm for helping peo- ple live energized long healthy lives. She helps patients to obtain healthy weights and maximize energy levels by enhancing the body’s natural healing process through optimized nutrition, supplements, and balanc- ing hormones.
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tions and depletions. She customizes diet & lifestyle changes based on imbalances found and teaches you how to read labels when shopping for healthy eating. See ad page 19.
PAIN TREATMENT
FORSYTH INTEGRATIVE THERAPY Marcelle Hammer, MA Ed.,CMS-CHT 1495 Rymco Drive, Suite 106 Winston-Salem, NC
www.forsythintegrativetherapy.com
Offering treatment for pain relief with your choice of 2 modalities – Hypnotherapy and Ortho-Bionomy. Research studies show that medical hypnotherapy is effective in easing or eliminating acute and chronic pain. Hyp- nosis is a natural phenomenon of deep re- laxation and focused concentration using the subconscious mind to change the fear-ten- sion-pain cycle to comfort, peace and relax- ation. Ortho-Bionomy is a body therapy that reduces muscle tension, soothes joints, in- creases flexibility and range of motion bring- ing an experience of deep relaxation. The session is done within the range of comfort & is highly effective in relieving acute or chronic pain. Release often continues after the session has ended. See ad page 13.
PET PAIN THERAPY
CHRISTINE E. HUNT DVM 1607 B West Friendly Ave, Greensboro 336-279-1003
www.drchristinehunt.com
universityanimhosp@bellsouth.net
A full-service veterinary hospital offering unique drug free pain management for dogs
336-768-7000
and cats. Pain management modalities in- clude Certified Veterinary Chiropractic ad- justments, Erchonia red and violet laser therapy, PRP (platelet rich plasma) for acute soft tissue and joint injuries, Medivet (adi- pose derived) high yield in house regenera- tive stem cell therapy for the treatment of osteoarthritis, musculoskeletal injuries (par- tial ACL tears, bicipital tendonitis, muscle atrophy) and immune mediated polyarthritis.
PREGNANCY & FERTILITY MASSAGE
INNERLIGHT HOLISTIC HEALING & WOMB WEAVE 1386 Westgate Center Dr., Unit D, WS 336-306-9181 ph 336-831-5495 text
wombweave@gmail.com
www.wombweave.com
Womb Weave specializes in prenatal & post- partum massage which is gentle therapeutic bodywork that focuses on the special needs of the mother-to-be as her body goes through the transformational stages of preg- nancy and the important time after delivery. Prenatal massage alleviates stress on weight- bearing joints and muscles, stabilizes hor- monal levels to help reduce stress and re- lieves depression; soothes and relaxes the nervous system to feel more at ease, im- proves general body tone, and relieves mental and physical fatigue. Postpartum massage is a nurturing and powerful part of a mother’s post delivery as it helps to release birth tension and realign the body. Bliss for the belly! Fertility massage is a unique and ex-
tremely effective special massage protocol that can help with conception support whether one is using assistive reproductive technology or those preparing or actively trying to conceive. Benefits of Fertility Mas-
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