SPEAKERS
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Bloomington
- includes Elletesville Spencer, Nashville,
Columbus (Owen, Green and Brown Counties)
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| African
American Choral Ensemble,
Indiana University was founded in 1974.
the African American Arts Institute (AAAI)
is one of the premier university performing
arts programs in the nation. The AAAI
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| Alain
Barker's career as
a flutist spans three continents. Born
and initially educated in South Africa,
he has spent many years commissioning
and performing flute works by South African
composers. Following undergraduate studies
at the University of Cape Town, he moved
to London where he studied with Trevor
Wye and continued to champion works by
living composers including those of Kevin
Volans.
Barker
moved to the United States in 1986 to
study at the IU Jacobs School of Music,
where he worked with James Pellerite,
Carol Wincenc, and Peter Lloyd. He received
his Master of Music degree with honors
in performance in 1989 and completed
his Doctor of Music degree at IU, with
a minor in Ethnomusicology, in 2000.
Barker
has performed in numerous recitals and
music festivals around the country,
taught for four years as a visiting
lecturer at Indiana University's School
of Music Summer Semester, and performed
as principal flute in the Marion (IN)
Philharmonic for six years. From 1991-92,
he performed as co-principal flute in
the Orchestra of the Asturian Principality,
in Oviedo, Spain. International tours
with the Aguavá New Music Studio
have taken Barker to Mexico, Colombia,
and Israel.
As
an arts administrator, Barker joined
the Bloomington Early Music festival
in 1994 as executive director and, since
2004, has worked as director of marketing
and publicity at the Indiana University
Jacobs School of Music.
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| Lucille
Bertuccio
is the co-founder and president of the
Center for Sustainable Living in Bloomington
Indiana. She has been a naturalist most
of her life and is interested in the human-earth
-health connection. She teaches Edible
Wild Plants for Collins Living and Learning
Center at Indiana University. http://www.simplycsl.org |
| Rev
Shoryu Bradley ordained priest
from Sanshin Zen Community explains how
to do zazen,or Zen sitting meditation,
and offers an opportunity for questions
and answers about Zen Buddhism. The practice
of zazen (za: sitting; zen: meditation)
is central to the practice of Soto Zen
Buddhism. Eihei Dogen, the 13th century
founder of Soto Zen in Japan, called his
practice of zazen shikantaza, or "just
sitting". Sanshin Zen Community (Sanshinji
Buddhist Temple), 1726 S. Olive St.,Bloomington,
812-339-2635. |
| Dave
Bruker,
jazz bassist, recently
relocated from Miami to the Midwest |
| Reverend
Barbara Carlson is Minister
Emerita, Unitarian Universalist Church
of Bloomington. She is a member of the
Sierra Club and Sycamore Land Trust, Amnesty
International, Common Cause, the League
of Women Voters, Planned Parenthood, and
the local Democratic Women's Caucus. Barbara
is a mother and grandmother and an enthusiastic
supporter of the goals of Simply Healthy. |
| Juliana
Joie Capshew,
BA in Economics from Notre Dame and passionate
student of and investor in Microfinance,
will share how a small financial contribution
from you can change a person's life forever.
Juliana is a professional Life Coach and
Inspired Learning Facilitator - 812-321-7709 |
| Thomas
Capshew - Formerly
an attorney and professor, Thomas Capshew
is a trainer, writer and speaker and is
the author of the book “Divine Warrior
Training: Manifesting the Divine in our
World,” available from Innerspark
Press (www.innersparkpress.org).
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Patricia
C. Coleman,
Reiki Seichem Master Practitioner
and Teacher, has been working with "energy"
since the late 1970's member of 5 Women
Poets Writing Workshop, and a member
of the
Bloomington Storytellers Guild.
Founder of Green Dove Network, Inc.,
and its projects the Indiana Holistic
Health Network and Local
Food.
Rev.
Patricia is a Metaphysician facilitating
a variety of wellness arts related workshops,
including Reiki, Seichem, Meditation,
EFT and Ho'oponopono. Classes for Adults,
Children and Families812-331-0886
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| Dex
Conaway is the Program
Director at Indiana Certified Organic,
LLC a USDA accredited certification agency
that certifies organic food and feed products
to the National Organic Regulation. Dex
has given presentations and organized
educational workshops on a number of topics
including the start-up of food buying
clubs and food cooperatives, community
supported agriculture, practices for transitioning
to certified organic food production and
the Step It Up Congress rally on climate
change.
Dex
also holds a Permaculture Design Certificate
and is an active member of the Bloomington
Transition Initiating Group.
Dex's
dedication to environmental and social
justice is exemplified through involvement
and executive board appointments to
the following organizations:
" Hoosier Organic Marketing and
Education (HOME) a 501c3 pubic benefit
organization dedicated to offering assistance
in organic food and farming practices
and to provide emergency direct assistance
for family farmers who have faced losses
during Indiana's recent floods. http://www.indianacertifiedorganic.com/farmassistance-news
release.htm
" The Non GMO Project Policy Committee
a third party quality assurance process
that aims to provide assurance that
natural and organic foods are free from
genetically modified organisms and to
foster a supply base of sustained availability
of non genetically modified food choices.
www.nongmoproject.org
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| Danyele
Cottrel,BS
Biology, Optimetric Technician, and entrepreneur
will present a lecture on the popular
functional health beverages, including
those made from the Tahitian noni, golgi
berry, acai berry and the mangosteen fruit.
What do these juices have in common and
what are the differences? come learn what
health benefits are offered by these popular
functional health beverages and what science
has to say. How do all these juices measure
up when looking at scientific evidence
for anti-oxidants and anti-inflammatory
actions? Come learn the facts before you
swallow tempting claims! |
| Marti
Crouch is
a consultant on the relationships between
biotechnology, agriculture and the environment.
She was trained in botany as an undergraduate
at Oregon State University, received
her M.S. and Ph.D. in plant developmental
biology from Yale University, and was
on the faculty of Biology at Indiana University
for 20 years before leaving academia in
2000. While at IU,Marti taught courses
on many aspects of botany, and also at
the interface of science and the liberal
arts, such as the Biology of Food, the
Ecology of Everyday Life, and Life Through
the Eyes of a Potato: the Changing Face
of Agriculture. She now examines the relationships
between people and plants by consulting
for various organizations. Marti is also
the Wild Mushroom Inspector at the Bloomington
Farmers' Market, and has a special interest
in the role of wild foods and medicines
in modern diets. |
| Adam
Davis explores connectivity
between aspects of nature with empirical,
artistic, and contemplative techniques
and perspectives. He learns in order to
better serve the community in his role
as Assistant Professor of Earth and Environmental
Sciences and as an advocate of respect
for the beings and processes of nature.
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| Syndee
Eartheart The
Loving Heart Healing and Counseling Center
OFFICE (812)333-Love , CELL (812)345-2030.
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The
Gandharvas are a youth performing
Kirtan group, led by Sakshi Gopal Das
and Pritam Hari Singh, they share the
Healing power of Kirtan: Traditional
Eastern Mantras and Chants sung for
ages for their healing and devotional
benefit and meditation. Youthful and
Full of SHAKTI (good energy), we promise
to contribute a very youthful, enlivening,
and loving sound for all to heal, feel,
and enjoy~!
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| Kevin
Glen
- Owl Creek Programs |
| Adriana
Caro-Gomez teaches music
and practices ancient traditions for liberating
spirit. Namaste' Sacred Arts facilitates
opportunities for tuning into our inner
essence and living in awareness for maintaining
healthy relationships for growth and healing.
111 East Kirkwood Avenue, Bloomington,
812-219-9310 |
| Yangbum
Gyal,
Tibetan Medical Doctor
offers a traditional Tibetan medical healing
approach with an assortment of herbal
remedies, personalized dietary andlifestyle
advice. |
| Mick
Harrison, (859)321-1586, Hoosier
Environmental Council, Region-5 Council
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Curtis
Cantwell Jackson Formal
training began @ 8 years old studying
under the Trinity and Royal Schools of
music based in LondonEngland. Migrated
fromTrinidad in the mid 80's on a music
scholorship to Berklee College of Music.
Moved
to Bronx New York in 1988 where I worked
primarily as a studio musician. Moved
to Mitchell Indiana in 2002 and Bloomington
in 2005. Presently teaching voice and
guitar privately.
In 2007 he released CD's "The Sories
Of My Life" & "Songs That
Make You Feel This Way" Curtis is
a frequent presenter at Players Pub. |
| Janice
Jaffee Jazz
Vocalist and Sound and Energy Healer |
| Lynn
Jenkins, publisher of Indiana
Living Green magazine. |
| Youth
Music - Maggie Jesseph and Katie Hicks
will
lead interactive music activities forchildren
and theircare-givers.
(812)
345-0963 |
| Kaia
is an a cappella vocal
ensemble performing world music, jazz,
spirituals, original compositions, improvisation,
and anything else that strikes our fancy.
We focus on bringing soul to our music
toconnect with each
other
and with audiences. From lyrical multi-layered
rounds to raucous Irish drinking songs,
we love to explore the many textures of
the musical world and all aspects of the
human experience. We also have a LOT of
fun. Learn more about us at www.KaiaSing.com! |
| Jon
Kay, Director of Traditional
Arts Indiana,
Jon plays dulcimer, banjo, guitar, autoharp,
bones and a little mouth bow. |
| Kozan
Koudelka
is a Long term(almost
twenty years) Zen practitioner within
both Soto and Rinzai Zen lineages. A disciple
of Shohaku Okumura Roshi. Caretaker for
Sanshin Zen Community. Simple living advocate.
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| Ann
Kreilkamp, Ph.D.,
philosopher and former publisher of Crone
Chronicles, will launch a new magazine,
Crone: Women Coming of Age, in Spring
2008, with Susun Weed as a columnist.
Her new book, This Vast Being: A Voyage
through Grief and Exaltation, has been
hailed by New Age Retailer as a "rich
internal landscape of fierce love and
loss" and by Terry Tempest Williams
as "an open door to the spirit."
ann(at)tendrepress.com
or www.tendrepress.com.
. Crone
Magazine: Women Coming of Age |
| Bill
Land is currently
a member of the Board of Directors for
Center for Sustainable Community (CSC)
and has been the CSC Land Education Director
for the past two years. As a Geography
Professor, Urban Planner and a Feng Shui
teacher Bill brings a variety of experience
to his teaching. |
| Local
Growers Guild - Learn
how you can get involved in the local
food movement! The Local Growers guild
creates a local food system that provides
quality food to communities through direct
markets and retailers; preserves the viability
of family farms; improves the quality
of life for growers; makes food issues
visible and promotes practices that preserve
and protect the earth. |
| Reverend
Mary Ann Macklin, co-minister
of the Unitarian Universalist Church of
Bloomington, Indiana.
This congregation,which affirms the wisdom
of all the World Religions, was recently
recognized nationally as a Breakthrough
Congregation for their growth in numbers
and depth. |
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Carol Marks earned
a degree in theatre from the University
of Indianapolis a long time ago; she now
lives in southern Indiana, and wishes
she understood plumbing better. Shewrites
poetry because she can’t help it,
and thinks the new American dream means
that soon people will choose to do the
right thing more often than the profitable
thing. |
| Vickie
MCCadden founder and directory
of Ancient Oddysey Integrations Institute
for BioEnergitics assists pepole in attaining
spiritual levels through meditation as
Grace becomes instilled and Compassion
is a learned Art. Vickie is a CMT, Reflexologist
and Metaphysician. 812-334-2000 |
| Reverand
Dennis D. McCartey
is Minister of the Unitarian
Universalist Church Columbus, Indiana
where he see his job as a service to provide
comfort and inspiration as well as to
stimulate and challenge people to think.
Reverend McCarty believes that by sharing
ideas and feelings with one another "we
all stand to gain insight into our experience
as human beings. He follows a path of
mystery, challenge, and fascination while
exploring this complex world www.uucolumbusin.org. |
| Robert
E. Meadows is Assistant
Vice President ofUniversity Architect
Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
University8/1996 - present and is responsible
for the design and construction for the
seven Indiana University Campuses consisting
of 7,965 acres, 778 buildings with a combined
gross area of 27,886,093 square feet. |
| Mindfulness
Based Stress Reduction, Michele
Mattoon, 812-558-0033 |
| Lisa
Marie-Napoli, Ph.D., is
Operations Director of the Caldwell Center
for Culture and Ecology and Adjunct Professor
at the School of Public and Environmental
Affairs. She works as a trainer in leadership
development and conflict management and
is co-founder of Namaste' Sacred Arts.
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Aaron
Newton is the coauthor
of A Nation of Farmers: Defeating the
Food Crisis on American Soil,
currently available from New Society
Publishers. He is a land planner and
a participating farmer at the Elma C.
Lomax Incubator Farm in Concord, North
Carolina. He helps operate Cold Water
Creek Farms, a Community Supported Agriculture
program (CSA) serving forty families
locally. Aaron is the co-founder of
Groovy Green and Hen and Harvest, two
online journals discussing issues related
to food, energy and the environment.
He rides a bike and helps his wife raise
two daughters.
http://newsociety.com/blogs/index.php/2009/04/20/a-nation-of-farmers.
Also a Participating Farmer at the Elma
C. Lomax Incubator Farm Park, 14 Oakland
Ave SE, Concord NC 28025, 704-782-0101
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Dr.
Brandon Osmon, CSCS,
1332 W. Arch Haven Ave.
Ste. C, Bloomington, IN 47403
(812) 333-7447- www.DrOsmon.com |
| Kellie
Osmon, MS, L.Ac., Osmon Chiropractic Center,
Acupuncturist,
Herbalist, Chinese Medicine, 1332 W. Arch
Haven Avenue, Suite C, Bloomington, 812-333-7447,
Fax: 812-333-7442 |
| Deborah
Phelps is a graduate
of the IU School of Music and wears several
hats in her life: music
therapist, composer, singer, guitarist
and registered nurse. She works as an
oncology nurse and is completing advanced
music therapy training in the Bonny Method
of Guided Imagery and Music. This technique
focuses on a music-centered exploration
of consciousness that uses specifically
sequenced classical music programs to
stimulate and sustain a dynamic unfolding
of inner experiences, offering persons
many possibilities for wholeness. Currently,
she is working in the Bloomington area
with groups of women with fibromyalgia. |
| Brandon
Pitcher is
a ZERI (Zero Emissions Research and Initiatives)
Practitioner, and 5 KDC Director, systems
designer and educator., will expose you
to several projects undertaken around
the globe as well as here in Indiana.
Inspired by Nature, innovations in health
care, food, water, education, shelter,
energy, and job creation will be explored.
Please join in this fascinating look at
what can be done when a group of committed
individuals decide to go for their dreams.
(765) 480-8508 |
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Elisa K. Pokral
Experience Tai Chi to stay in shape or
improve the shape you are in-mental, physical,
and emotional. Tai Chi is a slow moving,
gentle but demanding health and relaxation
exercise beneficial for all ages. Scientific
studies indicate Tai Chi is especially
good for the cardio-respiratory system
as well as the muscular-skeletal system
and is effective in weight control, stress
reduction, balance, coordination, concentration,
and meditation. Certified instructor Elisa
K. Pokral teaches a form common in the
Western U.S. She has taught since 1995
in both Utah and in Indiana. (812) 349-2866/2020 |
| Steve
Pollitt lived in Indianola,
Mississippi from 1953-1959 (age three
to nine) where he was blessed to hear
a young man playing a national steel guitar
and a small group of singers picking their
way through the neighborhood cotton patches.
From
Mississippi his family moved to eastern
Massachusetts where he studied on basketball
and church choir for the remainder of
his childhood.
Steve
began playing blues harp and Irish whistle
at age 21 and now plays on a forest
of primitive and ethnic woodwinds."
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Allana
Radecki - Yoga From The
Inside Out
Artist
and performer, Allana Radecki has taught
body-mind awareness through Yoga, dance
and fitness classes for over 20 years
in the Bloomington community and Indiana
University. Contact for information
about fall classes. (812)824-4085
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| Andy
Reed -
Wind-River Acupuncture - Center for Wholism,
2401 N. Walnut St. windriveracupuncture(at)gmail.com,
812-320-3557. |
| Mylo
Roze,
independent journalist, alt-media maker,
social justice advocate, environmetal
activist & founder of Holistic Affordable
Housing (a CSL project). greenthecity(at)yahoo.com |
| Tom
Roznowski, based in
Bloomington, Indiana, is a singer, musician,
and writer for print, radio and television.
He is host of Hometown, a radio program
broadcast by NPR affiliate WFIU. |
| Mahan
Kalpa Singh:
Experiential Investigation of the Vibration
of God - Mahan Kalpa Singh - Discover
the vibration of life and learn how to
enter the flow of existence through the
art of mantra and music. In this workshop
we will discuss how you can tune your
mind body and soul to vibrate in unison
with the great universal consciousness.
IKYTA certified Kundalini yoga instructor
and master audio engineer Mahan Kalpa
Singh will be your guide. Midland
Yoga Center, 812-320-2437 |
| Ann
Smith is a Professional
Life Coach and Advanced EFT Practitioner.
She helps her clients overcome blocks
to success, especially in the area of
weight loss. Inside
Out Life Coaching, 812-336-4059 -
www.OvereatingCoach.com
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| Maggie
Sullivan (Local
Growers Guild, LGG), We are what we
eat! Maggie is the director of the Local
Growers Guild, a cooperative of small
farms in southern and central Indiana.PO
Box 2553, Bloomington, IN 47402-2553. |
| Jennifer
Titzer, RN,
Wellness Coach, Independent, Arbonne Consultant
- I am an RN that decided to take a practice
role in helping others live healthier
lifestyles.
Wellness coaching is about helping others
to find their motivation for change, identify
obstacles and develop a plan to meet their
goals. Wellness coaching focuses on the
individual from a holistic basis of mind,
body and spirit. |
| Anna
Tosick A
seasoned environmental educator and naturalist,
Anna Tosick delights in guiding children
in explorations of the natural and creative
world. She has been teaching children
in a variety of settings for nearly half
of her life. Anna holds a
teaching credential in both California
and Indiana and is currently pursuing
graduate work in Education at Indiana
University. Her graduate work explores
alternative forms of education that support
the flowering of eco-literacy in young
children. She studied herbal medicine
at the California School of Herbal Studies
and taught children classes at the Northern
California Women's Herbal Symposium for
several years. Anna apprenticed in the
art of flower essence crafting with Catherine
Abby Rich. She is mother to a very curious
five year old son and strives to relay
her passion for nature and community in
her parenting. |
| Terry
R. Usrey, Lecturer, School of Public
and Environmental Affair, SPEA (351) 855-0912
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Jana Wampler,
C.M.T.
Certified Life Coach and Motivational
Speaker
812-337-1294 |
| Stephanie
Solomon and Jessica Johnson of
Mother Hubbard's Cupboard
envision a community in which everyone
has equal access to nutritious food, waste
is minimized, and all members healthy,
self-sufficient, and empowered to reach
their full potential. |
| Shodo
Spring has practiced Ortho-Bionomy
for over 20 years and is a former Registered
Practitioner of Ortho-Bionomy. She offers
individual sessions, and consultations
for groups or couples. Shodo Spring ,
812-339-4021. |
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Karen
Taborn has been a
musician for over 30 years. With musical
interests spanning singer songwriter
material, jazz, and Brazil bossa novas
& sambas, Karen is right at home
mixing up the music of Antonios Carlos
Jobim, George Shearing, Laura Nyro,
Stevie Wonder and her own compositions.
Also
a doctoral student in ethnomusicology
at IU, Karen's position as a performer
and a music scholar is that the significant
thing about music making is its communal
aspect. In this light, music is seen
as a four-way flow of energy from the
Muse or universe to the musician; from
the musician to the audience, and then
back to the musician, with each component
playing a vital role in the life flow
of the music.
"I
consider parades, especially ones where
everyone joins in from adjoining streets,
houses and buildings, wearing bright
colors, singing bolsterous chants, and
doing the samba or whatever is the custom,
among (wo)man's greatest accomplishments"
(K. Taborn)
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Marcia
Veldman is Coordinator
of the Farmers Market, a member of the
Green Sanctuary Task Force of the Unitarian
Universalist Church, Green Drinks Bloomington
and a gardener. Marcia
manages the Bloomington Community Farmers'
Market for the City of Bloomington Parks
and Recreation Department. She owns
and operates Meadowlark Farm, a small
sustainable farm in the hills of Brown
County, She is a co-chair of the Green
Sanctuary Task Force on Global Climate
Change at the Unitarian Universalist
Church and is a co-founder of Green
Drinks Bloomington. Marcia is a long-time
environmentalists, having worked for
many years as a naturalist and environmental
educator.
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| Beckie
Wagner,
a long time Earth-based
practioner . elmbeckie(at)yahoo.com |
| Nanci
Wesling of featherhawk
essences
began making essences in 1992. She is
a teacher, energy practitioner, and sound
healer using essences, energy work, tuning
forks, drumming and her voice to co-create
expansion and awareness with her students
and clients.
PO Box 125, New Albany Indiana 47151.0125
, (812) 949.0478.
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Scarlett
Winter,
N.D.,
is a traditional naturopath
practicing in Bloomington, Indiana.
Her practice focuses primarily on using
nutrition to meet your health goals,
but also includes such modalities as
Reiki, herbs,
homeopathy, reflexology, and essential
oils. She specializes in working with
people living with cancer or arthritis.
Education. Consultation. Support. Contact
Scarlett at 812-340-0937 or scarlettnd@gmail.com
or visit her website at www.thegoodlifealternative.com
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| Katie
Wolfe, Chipmunk
Hill Art Studios and Gallery of Katie
Wolfe Offering private and semi-private
lessons and classes for individuals, small
groups families and kids-of-all-ages,homeschool
classes -(20-years experience), workshops,
demonstrations, commissions in painting,
drawing, sculptureclay and pottery. Reasonable
terms and rates. Located on scenic Russell
Road (near Serendipity Lane) in the east
side fringeoff East 45 (10th st). The
Chipmunks are still wearing their hardhats
but we are Open and in the studiomost
days and by appointment. 812-339-2026
or email at wolfel(at)att.net |
Women
of Mass Percussion, based in
Bloomington, Indiana. The Women of Mass
Percussion is an
all-women's percussion ensemble specializing
in carnival music from the north-east
of Brazil. |
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| Indianapolis - Includes
Atlanta, Beech Grove, Broadripple, Carmel, Fishers, Greenwood, Mooresville , Noblesville,
and Zionsville, IN. | | Dr. Carolyn
Berghuis, MS, ND, CTN, Joy of Raphael, 317-848-2818, 40 N Rangeline Rd, Carmel |
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| Muncie - Includes
Anderson, Centerville, Chesterfield, Elwood, Ingalls, Marion, Pendelton, and Richmond,
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Western Indiana - Includes
Crown Point , Elkhart, Hammond, Kokomo,
Lafayette , Merrilville, Michigan City,
Mishawaka, Notre Dame, Oxford, Rensselaer,
Rossville, South Bend, and Valparaiso |
| Lark
Hamilton, EMF Balancing Technique, 2570
W. County Rd. 200N, Frankfort, IN, 765-654-8046 |
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| Other Indiana Areas
- Includes Bath , Battle Ground, Coatsville, Cloverdale, Danville, Dupont, Goshen,
Knightstown, Kentaland , Mauckport, Monrovia, Mooresville, New Castle , Warsaw
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Indiana - Includes Aurora, Batesville,
Bright, Brownsville, Evansville, Ferdinand,
Floyd's Knobs, French Lick, Guilford,
Jeffersonville, Madison, Milan, New Albany,
Oldenburg, Patoka, Princeton, Rising Sun
, Shelbyville, Solsberry, Sunman, Tell
City and Terre Haute, IN. For Southeast,
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| Robin
J. Edmundson, RR 1 Box 333, Solsberry, 812-876- 9583 | | Nanci
Wesling, Featherhawk Essences, (877)226-7858, P.O. Box 125, New Albany |
| New Choices
With One Brain Integration, Denise Schnell,
255 W. 36th Street, Suite 100, 812-634-1051
Jasper |
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Sandi
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Everything is energy . . Author of soon to be
published "Unlock Your Inner Radiance .
. . a journey to self-acceptance"; founder
of Radiant Journeys & Radiant Reflections
to educate and assist people in empowering thru
knowledge optimal health and wellness; former
facilitator to "Steps to Excellence"
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Program; founder of networking groups linking
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and Reader who also utilizes advanced biofeedback
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