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Pre-registration
is required for all classes. Classes are free, unless otherwise noted.
To pre-register, e-mail or
call Outreach at (734) 994-4589, or sign up on the bulletin board next
time you're in the store.
Recurring
Events Index:
Class Instructor Mini-Biographies
• New Member
• Healthy Savings
• Board Meeting
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Money Saving
Remedies: Grow It, Find It, Make It Yourself
Thursday, February 26, 7 - 8:30pm
Sponsor: People's Food Cooperative
Location: Crazy Wisdom Bookstore,
114 S. Main St.
Linda Diane Feldt, Holistic Health Practitioner
Herbal remedies offer more than simple effectiveness. With
ingredients you can harvest and prepare this is also a way
to save money on health care costs. Learn what resources
are available in your yard, nearby fields and woods, and
of course at the People's Food Co-op!
Using Herbs
to Address Inflammation
Thursday, March 26, 7 - 8:30pm
Sponsor: People's Food Cooperative
Location: Crazy Wisdom Bookstore,
114 S. Main St.
Linda Diane Feldt, Holistic Health Practitioner
Systemic inflammation has now been implicated in a number
of health concerns including heart disease, cancer, and diabetes.
Herbal remedies have always been available to address this
problem, along with adding and avoiding certain foods. Inflammation
is one of the most important health challenges you may face,
no matter your age or current health status; this class could
make all the difference now and in the future
Spring Detox, the Natural Raw Food
Way
Thursday, April 2, 7 - 8:30pm
Sponsor: People's
Food Cooperative
Location: Crazy Wisdom Bookstore,
114 S. Main St.
Ellen Livingston
The surprising truth about most cleanses, flushes, and detox programs. Learn
how to detox the safe and healthy way. Lecture followed by a demonstration
of natural detox recipes, all made with 100% fresh raw plant foods.
Herbs for Pets
Tuesday
February 12, 7 - 8:30pm
Sponsor: People's Food Cooperative
Location: Crazy Wisdom
Bookstore,
114 S. Main St.
Linda Diane Feldt, Holistic Health Practitioner
Can your pets benefit from herbal remedies? What can we
do to keep our animals healthy? From first aid to chronic
problems, I’ll provide case stuies and ideas on how
to approach common problems.
Class Instructor Mini-biographies
Linda Diane Feldt is a student of the
healing arts since 1973, Linda Diane has had a full time private
practice in integrated holistic health care for more than two and a
half decades.
She is a Registered Polarity Practitioner, Registered Polarity
Educator, Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork,
certified as a Nutritional Consultant, completed a two year
apprenticeship with Susun S. Weed in herbology, and trained extensively
in Cranialsacral Therapy for 25 years, as well as numerous other
studies.
Dr. Diana Christoff Quinn is a Naturopathic
physician specializing in women's health, endocrinology and chronic
illness. She earned her doctorate from the National College of Natural
Medicine (Portland, OR) and carries a license in the state of Oregon.
In her work, Naturopathic Women's Health Care, she provides in-depth
assessment, and works with techniques including homeopathy, botanical
medicine, therapeutic nutrition and lifestyle counseling.
Mary Light is director of Gaia Center for Herbal Studies and Natural
Therapeutics, and has maintained a private practice in natural healing
since 1992 as a traditional naturopath and medicinal herbalist.
Royer Held has gardened organically for
over thirty years and has been teaching winter gardening classes for
the past seven years. He and Marcella Trautman created the Project Grow
Heirloom Garden project and have run it for the past three years. Royer
says his strongest qualification is that gardening is in his blood!
Darren Schmidt, D.C., N.D. received his
doctorate from the National College of Chiropractic in Chicago, and has
been practicing in Ann Arbor since 2002. He has given over 100 lectures
and workshops in the past five years, and has taped programs for Ann
Arbor's Community Television Network.
Shannon Dicks, D.C. received her doctorate
in 2002 from the Logan College of Chiropractic in St. Louis, Missouri.
She has been practicing in Ann Arbor since 2005, integrating
Nutritional Response Testing into her holistic approach to healing.
Yael Dolev is a food coach with more than twenty years of experience,
in agronomy, nutrition, and ecology. Her mission: to teach how to
sustain fun habits and simple techniques to enjoy eating delicious and
nutritious meals that fit our daily routine. Rather than promoting
diets, Yael teaches how to care for your body, understand what you eat,
and shy away from extremism.
New Member Orientation
Usually held the second Thursday of the
month from 6:00 - 7:00pm. Dates are subject to change.
Call the store or stop by and sign up.
Board of Directors Meetings
Meetings are usually held the
third Thursday of the month at Menlon Innvations. The next meeting is on Thurday, May 21th, at 6:30pm at Menlo Innovations, 410 North Fourth Avenue, Third Floor, in the Kerrytown Shops.
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