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TLV Launching into a Pandemic
TLV Launching into a Pandemic By Ashleigh Passon Ashleigh’s piece explains how she and her husband chose Marietta to open a restaurant and opening day ended up coinciding with...
Try This First, health and wellness
Try This First written by Christiane Marshall Check back soon. This article will be updated. We're looking at bringing in speakers to talk about alternative cancer treatments in...
The Telehealth Trend
The Telehealth Trendby Jennifer Simmons,MC, OH LICDC, OH LPC, CCTP: DOT-QSAP No one can say that 2020 is a typical year, but we all know that telehealth has become not only a...
Walnut/Cashew end of Summer Sandwich Spread
Walnut/Cashew end of Summer Sandwich Spread With an emphasis on health only what you eat, but also how it is prepared is important. This recipe is a delight to both palate and...
On Having an Auto-immune Disorder in the Midst of a Pandemic
On Having an Auto-immune Disorder in the Midst of a Pandemic This is a piece by our intern Kiteara Sinnett. It’s a thoughtful explanation of what it feels like to have an...
Cat Bigley of RYT Yoga and Trauma Informed Yoga
Cat Bigley of RYT Yoga and Trauma Informed Yoga Written by Christiane Marshall Cat Bigley signed up to become certified as a trauma informed yoga therapist just before the...
Thoughts on the pandemic
I’m going to try and articulate what I really want to say about pandemic mess: I don’t want to demonize anyone. I don’t want to decide who’s at fault. I want to deal with the now. I’m sure later on lawsuits will fly. There will be stories to tell, to listen to, to read about, even songs to sing. But now, the business at hand is people, hearts, restoration.
Pandemic Self-Care – Calming Advice From a Local Mom -Entrepreneur
Pandemic Self-CareCalming Advice From a Local Mom -EntrepreneurOkay, go grab a cup of tea or coffee and sit in your favorite chair, even light a candle. Cat Bigley’s timely...
Shout – outs to local businesses – Featuring Jo Momma’s Kitchen
Immediately after the lockdown was announced, Jo Momma’s decided to deliver meals to seniors because they were the most vulnerable to COVID19. They mobilized volunteers and donations from generous individuals and businesses poured in.