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About the Speaker
.Dewayne Malone has been training professionally since 2003, competing in bodybuilding since 2006, and promoting his own fitness shows since 2010. Since starting his company Against All Odds Fitness in 2005, Dewayne has trained thousands of clients and helped countless amounts of people change their lives, eventually expanding to online training and offering motivational fitness apparel. As one of Houston’s top personal trainers, he has had the opportunity to be showcased on TV fitness segments with CW39, KHOU11, FOX26, ABC13, and the LiveWell Network. He is passionate about health and fitness. Even more than that, he loves helping people achieve their goals, get results, and do what they thought they couldn’t.
Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Nettie Ramsay, ND
An Introduction to New Decision Therapy
Are you feeling stuck? Lacking motivation? That kind of energetic weakness is often expressed in repetitive and destructive behavior patterns, can lead to a variety of physical ailments, and may even result in chronic debilitating illness. Equally effective for adults and children, New Decision Therapy (NDT) is a comprehensive and precise approach to emotional clearing. NDT has been known to assist addictions, compulsive behavior, physical illness, unhealthy relationship patterns, depression, feeling stuck, and the grieving process. Once we have identified the traumatic experience that caused the behavior, we can clear the negative impact on body and mind.
This month, NDT practitioner Dr. Nettie Ramsay shared how she uses applied and behavioral kinesiology (muscle testing) to identify emotional trauma that may have weakened the immune system.
This month, NDT practitioner Dr. Nettie Ramsay shared how she uses applied and behavioral kinesiology (muscle testing) to identify emotional trauma that may have weakened the immune system.
About the Speaker
Nettie Ramsay, ND, believes that energy is the answer to physical and emotional healing. As a Naturopathic Doctor through the study of herbs, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and energ y /frequency machines, Dr. Nettie has been led to the understanding that our bodies know how to heal and are waiting for the energy to do so. “Everyone needs to stop wasting energy!” In teaching optimum health through good digestion and gentle detoxification, Dr. Nettie draws from decades of experience as a Nutritional Blood Analyst, Live Cell Microscopist, and Hair Tissue Mineral Analyst. Learn more at her website, www.DrNettie.net.
Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Ricki Lee McKenna, BS, CN
The Emotional Power of Food: A Walk Down Memory Lane and Through the Holiday Season
The nose knows . . . and remembers longer than most other senses. Especially around the Holiday Season, “good and bad” are recalled by something as simple as strolling past a bakery and experiencing the aroma of fresh cinnamon buns, the smell of cabbage cooking that reminds you of old socks, or fresh cranberry sauce simmering on the stove.
Food affects brain and body chemistry as well as emotions. Your attitude may be affected, and your body will react correspondingly. Things forbidden and things relished can be triggered simply by the smell (or sight) of certain foods, and your brain recalls how you felt or responded to them even when you were only 3 years old! This month, Ricki McKenna shared how to “outgrow” some of those old habits and associations as a new zest for life and healthy food emerges.
Food affects brain and body chemistry as well as emotions. Your attitude may be affected, and your body will react correspondingly. Things forbidden and things relished can be triggered simply by the smell (or sight) of certain foods, and your brain recalls how you felt or responded to them even when you were only 3 years old! This month, Ricki McKenna shared how to “outgrow” some of those old habits and associations as a new zest for life and healthy food emerges.
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About the Speaker
Ricki Lee McKenna, BS, CN, owned and operated a consulting and professional development training business in Houston for 10 years before moving to Colorado and becoming a licensed nutritionist through the National Institute of Nutrition Education at American Health Science University. Since returning to Houston in 2014 to be closer to family, she has focused on researching alternative healthcare, preventive health, and the importance of functional nutrition over medications and prescription drugs. Through her private nutrition practice Choose Health Solutions, she is proud to work with caregivers, senior residences, recreational facilities, schools, clubs, churches, and community businesses in Houston.
Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Jennifer Doctorovich, NTP, CFSP
Food and Spirit: Nourishing the Whole Self
Every meal is a miracle, a connection with what keeps us alive. Food doesn’t just provide us with energy – we actually transform ourselves through our awareness of eating. Choosing from a healthy diversity of proteins, fruits, and vegetables can ground us in the present moment, anchor us to the earth, and help cultivate healthy boundaries. By eating wisely and consciously, you can learn how to trust your instincts, engage your senses, and create nourishing traditions for yourself and your family.
This month we received an introduction to Dr. Deanna Minich’s Food + Spirit™ detoxification program: Nourish the Whole Self. Guest speaker Jennifer Doctorovich, NTP, CFSP presented this meditative approach to healing that addresses the full spectrum of mind, body, and spirit. We learned easy, fun suggestions that will help us digest better, sleep more deeply, restore optimism, and alleviate anxiety and depression.
This month we received an introduction to Dr. Deanna Minich’s Food + Spirit™ detoxification program: Nourish the Whole Self. Guest speaker Jennifer Doctorovich, NTP, CFSP presented this meditative approach to healing that addresses the full spectrum of mind, body, and spirit. We learned easy, fun suggestions that will help us digest better, sleep more deeply, restore optimism, and alleviate anxiety and depression.
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About the Speaker
Jennifer began her career in New York as a classically trained actress, where she worked professionally for nearly 30 years. Now as a Certified Nutritional Therapist and functional medicine practitioner in Houston, Texas, her focus is digestive health, hormone balance, blood sugar, gut restoration, and chronic fatigue. Jennifer’s concentration comes from her fitness background which includes nutrition for athletes and performers as well as type A personalities. As a Certified Food & Spirit Practitioner, she has blended her skills as a group fitness instructor, nutrition expert, and emotional healer to focus on past history of trauma and nourishing the creative spirit in each of us.
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Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Nancy White, Ph.D.
A New Integrative Treatment for Addiction: Focus on the Brain
We now know that 21.5 million American adults (aged 12 and older) battle with a substance use disorder. This chronic disease affects 1 in 12 people. Recent drug relapse statistics show that more than 85% of individuals relapse and return to drug and/or alcohol use within the year following traditional treatments. Researchers estimate that more than two-thirds of individuals in recovery relapse within weeks to months of beginning addiction treatment. Most medical professionals in the addiction field agree that addiction is a “brain-based disease.”
So how can we treat the brain? Addressing only behavior is not enough – you have to heal and repair the brain. Cravings create relapse, and there is an underlying physiology behind the despair and discomfort associated with early recovery. This month we learned from Dr. Nancy White what the Advanced Recovery Team at Unique MindCare is doing to treat and prevent relapse.
So how can we treat the brain? Addressing only behavior is not enough – you have to heal and repair the brain. Cravings create relapse, and there is an underlying physiology behind the despair and discomfort associated with early recovery. This month we learned from Dr. Nancy White what the Advanced Recovery Team at Unique MindCare is doing to treat and prevent relapse.
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About the Speaker
Dr. Nancy White holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and is licensed in Texas as a Psychologist, Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), and an Advanced Addictions Counselor (AAC). Dr. White is recognized as a pioneer in the field of Applied Neuroscience, serving as a Consulting Editor of the Journal of Neurotherapy and contributing author to two college level textbooks. She is a frequent speaker at professional conferences internationally, and has conducted workshops and trainings for healthcare professionals both in the U.S. and abroad.
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Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Rolf Habersang, MD
The Vaccination Debate
Should vaccines be required for Children? Are there too many vaccines? Are they safe? Is it fact or rumor that vaccines are linked to neurological disorders such as autism? Are there safe alternatives? Parents want to protect their child from any possible risk. There is information (and controversy) on both sides of this issue. As health professionals how do you advise your patients?
This month we heard from an expert in the field of Pediatrics and Integrative Medicine and an advocate for parental choice when it comes to the care of their children. Dr. Habersang educated us on this controversial topic and its implications for public health from a scientific and clinical perspective
This month we heard from an expert in the field of Pediatrics and Integrative Medicine and an advocate for parental choice when it comes to the care of their children. Dr. Habersang educated us on this controversial topic and its implications for public health from a scientific and clinical perspective
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Rolf Habersang, MD, specializes in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine and the care of children with chronic health conditions. He has been practicing and teaching since 1973 and is a highly sought after speaker. He has served on several committees at Texas Tech, at two different hospitals in Amarillo, within professional/community functions, and with a number of scientific and professional societies. He has been a guest speaker at seminars since 1989 and has received numerous awards for his achievements. Dr. Habersang is a Professor in the Department of Pediatrics at TTUHSC-Amarillo, Medical Director of Pedi-Providers at TTUHSC-Amarillo, Medical Director of Integrated Complementary Alternative Medicine (ICAM) in Amarillo, and Clinical Advisor for Transformation Enzyme Corporation.
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Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Gary Smouse, DC, DACAN, FIACN, CCSP
Alternative Treatment for Scoliosis
Although scoliosis affects parents and their child both physiologically and psychologically, it is rarely life-threatening. And yet the same could not be said about surgeries to correct spinal deformity. The risks associated with surgery are great. Implants or spinal fusion have a failure rate of more than 50%. In one study, 21% of adolescent patients required implant removal. They found reports of broken rods, piercing of the spinal canal causing paralysis, and compress of nerve roots causing peripheral nerve deficits.
Dr. Gary Smouse and his daughter, Dr. Stephanie Smouse-Brown, are true believers in the phrase “Spare the Rod, and Save the Child.” This month we learned from an expert specializing in the non-surgical treatment of scoliosis.
Dr. Gary Smouse and his daughter, Dr. Stephanie Smouse-Brown, are true believers in the phrase “Spare the Rod, and Save the Child.” This month we learned from an expert specializing in the non-surgical treatment of scoliosis.
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About the Speaker
Dr. Gary Smouse is a graduate of Texas Chiropractic College, Diplomate of the American Chiropractic Academy of Neurology, Fellow of the International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology, Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician, and has been in practice in the Houston community since 1975. He is a noted author, lecturer, and TV personality who is an expert in the treatment of Scoliosis, having trained other Doctors of Chiropractic and Medical Doctors from all over North America and as far away as Russia in how to best treat all of the pieces of the complex puzzle that is Scoliosis.
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Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Nicole Fennell, RDN
Taking Care of Mommy:
Freeing You from Mom Guilt by Fitting Nutrition into Your Busy Life
In honor of Mother’s Day, we wanted to provide you with a special treat. Nicole Fennell is a business owner, counselor, nutritionist, writer, wife, and mother – she is BUSY. And like so many working moms, Nicole has had to figure out how to take care of herself while caring for her family and clients, because the truth is, your kids are only as healthy as their mom is.
At this month's Trans4wisdom meeting at Unique MindCare, nutritionist Nicole Fennell shared how healthy eating, physical activity, and peace of mind are the core of a non-diet approach to a balanced lifestyle.
At this month's Trans4wisdom meeting at Unique MindCare, nutritionist Nicole Fennell shared how healthy eating, physical activity, and peace of mind are the core of a non-diet approach to a balanced lifestyle.
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About the Speaker
Nicole Fennell, RDN, is a Registered and Licensed Dietitian and Nutritionist as well as a Certified LEAP Nutritional Therapist and Food Sensitivity Specialist. Her passion for health focuses on holistic, integrative, and functional medical nutrition therapy. With a ‘real food’ philosophy to building a purposeful plate, and training the taste-buds to crave healthy food, Nicole’s patients learn how to take control of their health with positive lifestyle changes and a wholesome, food-first approach. Learn more at her website http://chewsfoodwisely.com.
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Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Tamyra Comeaux, MD, NMD
Curious About Hormones? Want To Know Your Options?
Menopause, Perimenopause, PMS. Throughout the various phases of her life, hormones can take a big toll on a woman's moods, health, and relationships. And not just women! Men are also struggling with hormone imbalances. Low testosterone can cause weight gain, especially around the chest, hips, and abdomen, while excess estrogen can lead to low libido, infertility, and increased risk of stroke, heart attack, and prostate issues.
At this month's Trans4wisdom meeting, Dr. Tamyra Comeaux shared the latest medical and holistic options for supporting healthy hormone balance.
At this month's Trans4wisdom meeting, Dr. Tamyra Comeaux shared the latest medical and holistic options for supporting healthy hormone balance.
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About the Speaker
Dr. Tamyra Comeaux specializes in gynecology with emphasis on well-woman care, family planning, menopause, hormones, and sexual disorders. Her medical and surgical training is well complemented by her holistic approach to women's health care. She received her medical degree from Morehouse School of Medicine and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area, including Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center Hospital and Houston Methodist Willowbrook Hospital.
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Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
Arland Hill, DC, MPH, DACBN
Escaping the Storm of a Degenerating Food Supply:
Do You Know How to Be Prepared?
The food you select has more relevance now than ever before. Guest speaker Dr. Arland Hill’s experience growing up around farming and crop production has given him a firsthand perspective on the importance of food.
At this month's Trans4wisdom meeting, Dr. Hill shared his perspective on how to recover from the crushing effects of harmful foods in just two weeks. We learned how to identify the most common hidden food toxins and why we must know them. We discovered new reasons linking degenerated food to the most common health conditions. And we found out if it really is possible to overcome the onslaught of a degenerating food supply.
At this month's Trans4wisdom meeting, Dr. Hill shared his perspective on how to recover from the crushing effects of harmful foods in just two weeks. We learned how to identify the most common hidden food toxins and why we must know them. We discovered new reasons linking degenerated food to the most common health conditions. And we found out if it really is possible to overcome the onslaught of a degenerating food supply.
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About the Speaker
Arland Hill, DC, MPH, DACBN, is a seasoned functional medicine clinician with nearly fifteen years of experience. He has a successful practice, Genesis Wellness, located in Webster, TX, where he shares his passion for blending the science of functional medicine with core lifestyle habits. Dr. Hill has a passion for sharing accurate and up-to-date health information as a consultant to the nutrition and laboratory industries, an author, and a producer of various multimedia educational products such as FoodFunctionFreedom.com.
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Your purpose is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
We have a responsibility to others to pass on the lessons we have learned.
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