Calling all artists & photographers!
The Mountain Connection Cover Art Contest for its June issue is open. Do you have a great photo or artwork that would make a stunning cover?
You need a ‘workout bud’
It’s no mystery that finding the motivation to exercise can be a major challenge, but having a partner with similar goals makes fitness much easier to achieve. So why not get in shape with your always eager adventure-loving dog?
Ever consider cranial balancing? Open house March 23
While music plays, Cheryl reads cranial pulses and responds to what the body asks for, paying attention to neck, jaw and shoulders, and awakening flow. Clients report losing weight, relief from chronic pain or realizing they have a book to write,
Hypnosis can empower you to make 'successful changes'
Does hypnois work? “I personally used to be 65-pound overweight and a three-pack-a-day smoker, so I know first-hand about the emotional and physical struggles of life’s challenges,” Steve Axtell said. “Hypnosis is not ‘magic fairy dust.’"
Husband-wife chiropractic doctors heal from inside out
After only a few months in Colorado, Tim and Lindsay Wilson got the opportunity to take over a chiropractic practice in Evergreen—Crossroads Chiropractic. "Your body already has the capacity to heal; we are just trying to remove the blockage."
Kathy steps down from Mountain Peace Shelter
As I leave Mountain Peace Shelter, I can say, without a doubt, it was an honor to service neighbors through some of their toughest times through crisis to peace.
'Failure to thrive?' Childhood issues?
In developmental psychology there is an interesting diagnostic term: "failure to thrive." I work with the adult children of alcoholics, addicts, narcissists, the mentally ill and other dysfunctional families. I come from such a family.
It took a village–but I can see!
All I wanted was to see. My vision had gone from 20/80 to 20/300 in a matter of months. I stopped driving. I couldn’t read the computer screen, (even with a super magnifying glass). Fortunately my co-workers were very patient and helpful. I was also able to get rides to and from work, and my “Seeing Eye Friends” were gracious enough to help me shop, help go through my mail and fill out doctor’s forms.
Hey, guys! Get a ‘head check’ on ‘Man Therapy’ website
Man Therapy is a self-screening web tool using standardized questions to determine risk rates for depression, anger, anxiety and substance abuse. Men can get a tailored plan for how to improve their mental health in an anonymous and confidential way.
Ice Golf Jan 27 supports developmentally disabled adults
Lots of fun is the promise of this year’s Ice Golf Tournament Sunday, Jan. 27, on Evergreen Lake. Grab your three favorite golf clubs, your three best buddies and present a foursome for the third annual Ice Golf Tournament to benefit local developmentally disabled residents.
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