SOHL
HISTORY
2.19.05
So far this
semester has been amazing! The wonderful Russ Mason kicked off
the semester and the Chinese New Year with a preliminary T'ai
Chi
class. Click here to
email him about his weekly T'ai Chi classes. Next, chiropractor
Dr. Chad Laurence came to talk to us about some dangerous
ingredients
that companies hide in our food. Visit his
website to learn more about his practice and the services that
he offers.
2.1.05
Thanks to Nancy Zippe for including SOHL in her News Journal food
column! Click
here to read the story online. Thanks Nancy!
1.19.05
Sorry I haven't updated this area in so long! We had an
explosive first semester! On November 5th, we raised $650 for the
Rainforest
Alliance and
the Brazilian Amazon through our Rock
for the Earth benefit concert! We also had a great time with
all of our speakers! Thanks everyone for a great semester...get
geared up for Spring 2005!
10.25.04
Last week we had a blast learning about herbs
and homeopathy
with Mary Anderson. She taught us how to make yummy herbal nut balls,
made with healthy tahini and almond butters, carob chips, coconut
shavings and five healthy herbs. Then we dug in and made our own
tasty herb balls. They were so good! Thanks Mary for a
wonderful class! We learned a lot about how to connect
one-on-one with your herbs and your food and nurture your food while
at the same time nurturing your body and soul. Mary is a
licensed massage therapist and an herbal practitioner. Check out
her ad
and contact her for awesome rates on massage, homemade herbal products
and more!
10.14.04
Last night we had a very interesting, uplifting philosophical
discussion about "What
is Holistic Living?"
with Karen Avino, nursing professor at the University of Delaware.
We discussed how happiness and nurturing our minds and spirits (not
just our bodies) can help us maintain wellness and balance in our
lives. Karen brought some fresh spiritual perspectives to the
SOHL-mates in attendance and read some really beautiful prayers and
stories, which can be used in any religious denomination. Thanks
Karen! For more information about our speakers, click
here.
10.07.04
We have had an incredible few weeks at SOHL! On Sept. 22, Molly
Halbert visited SOHL to talk about the wonderful products of AVEDA.
We raffled off a ton of Aveda shampoo, soap and lotions, learned about
how Aveda helps the environment through their Earth-conscious
products, learned some beauty secrets and had a blast!
On Sept. 29, Nikken spokeswoman Christine Kurz came to talk about the
positive effects that magnets
have on the body and how they can be used to stimulate blood flow and
heal wounds/sickness. We had fun doing strength tests and
testing the water that had been filtered and then magnetically
charged.
Last night, Oct. 6 we had the best time getting needles stuck into us
with Jeff Gould, certified acupuncturist!
Jeff, who seems to know an endless amount of information concerning
oriental herbs and acupuncture, taught us about this ancient Chinese
remedy and "chi" (universal life force energy) and then got
to work poking us with sharp needles...which actually doesn't hurt at
all! Jeff was kind enough to raffle off a free initial visit to
his clinic worth $65! Thanks Jeff!
Thank you to all of our speakers and to everyone who came to the
classes! For more information about our speakers, click
here.
9.19.04
At the massage
class we held this past Wednesday, we were completely floored when
over 80 people showed up to the class! Thank you so much to
everyone who came and showed interest in our group. Tammy will
definitely be back in the spring to teach more about massage!!
9.13.04
We are only 2 weeks into the semester and already SOHL has attracted
so many students! The Reiki
class was amazing! Over 20
people came to learn about the powers of Reiki
from Kathy Surles and her friend Robin. While some people had
Reiki healing performed on them by Kathy and Robin, others took into
the "Ki" (Energy) of the room and meditated or sat and
cleared their minds of the busyness of their schedules. Thanks
to everyone who came!
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