A beautiful dear friend of mine just turned 50, she is the first of our little squad to welcome the milestone. I join her at the end of this month. To celebriate early, we met and rallied in Amana, Iowa for Octoberfest. It was glorious, we have stories and pictures that I won’t bore . . . read more
Thank you to the advertisers that made the November issue possible. Websites are below, please visit and support their work. Herbs and Plant Medicine: MilagroHerbs.com Equine Guided Therapy: LynnClifford.com Danelle Becklund: InnerSpiralHypnotherapy.com CBD Products: Sacred-Wellness.com Integrative Internist: DrPautz.com HypnotherapyAcademy.com Yoga & TaiChi: BodynBrain.com Luminosas Music: InesMaricle.com Laurie Wheeler Homeopathy: WellnessWithin.net Giovanna Rossi: WellWomanLife.com Cranio Sacral . . . read more
Local homeopathic practitioner Laurie D. Wheeler has written a book titled Oh, no! Not Another Learning Experience. In the book, Wheeler tackles the tough questions about our soul’s purpose, other lifetimes, Spirit Guides, extraterrestrials, and so much more while sharing deeply personal experiences that helped her answer the question, what’s it all about? This . . . read more
Michelle Lucero, PA-C and Kim Lee Molina are hosting a health talk on plant based nutrition. The talk will be held January 11th from 11 to 1pm at 9301 Indian School Road in Albuquerque. There are limited seats so reservations are required. Molina and Lucero will discuss how participants may regain control of their health . . . read more
A Conversation with Julian Jonas from the Center for Homeopathy What services do you provide your clients? My primary modality of treatment is constitutional homeopathy. That is, prescribing a deep acting homeopathic remedy based on the state of the entire person being including their history, symptoms and characteristic physical, mental and emotional attributes. In . . . read more
by Ronica A. O’HaraCelebrating classic holiday traditions the same way we always have—and maybe the way our parents and grandparents did—is part of the rich family heritage we pass on to our children. These family rituals are binding, grounding, memorable and much more, says Saul Levine, M.D., professor emeritus in psychiatry at the University of . . . read more
by Julie PetersonThe pet aisles are so full of squeaking, plush and colorful toys it can make a dog or cat parent’s head spin like a Frisbee. Add blinking lights, flavors, promises of higher intelligence or cleaner teeth; then toss in concerns about sustainably sourced materials, potentially toxic ingredients and varying degrees of quality. The . . . read more
