Thursday, August 30, 2012

Hypnotherapy

Healing fear ? things we are afraid of ? is most commonly attributed to hypnosis. But this therapy also helps curb addiction, promote relaxation (especially with childbirth), alleviate chronic pain, asthma and panic attacks, and more. The following practitioners and groups provide hypnotherapy throughout the Upper Midwest?and beyond:

  • A Peaceful Place, Jane Gallagher, 2516 Lyndale Ave. S., Minneapolis, MN 55405, 612.567.8017, APeacefulPlace1@gmail.com, www.APeacefulPlace.Us ? Hypnotherapy, NLP and coaching for issues large and small: relieving minor daily irritants, job dissatisfaction, stress, habits; discovering inner talents, self worth; improving diet and exercise, confidence, and more. Individual sessions in person, via webcam or phone. Monthly Quitting Smoking and Healthy Lifestyle group workshops. Individualized results just for you!
  • Lori Bestler, MindScapes UnLimited Hypnosis Coaching Center, 651.260.4540, www.mindscapesunlimited.com ? Certified hypnotherapist, NLP practitioner, stress specialist, motivation coach ? for people who want more?success, greater well-being and control in their life. Specialization: busy minds, spirituality, wellness; helping clients overcome anxiety, racing mind, procrastination, negative thinking and habit change-weight loss, smoking cessation.
  • Body Mind Circle Holistic Healing Center, Marc and Hiyala, 305 Village Parkway, Circle Pines, MN 55014, 612.747.8692, marc@bodymindcircle.com, www.bodymindcircle.com ? Hypnosis and NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) in the North Metro. We help every day ordinary people solve every day ordinary problems. With powerful Hypnosis and NLP techniques we help our clients overcome their challenges with Smoking, Stress Relief, Weight Release, Fears and Phobias, Study Skills, Athletic Performance, Panic Attacks, Success and Confidence, Any Bad Habits. Initial intake visit is Free.
  • ChangeWorks Hypnosis Center, Cindy Locher, 763.218.3231, SelfHypnosis.com ? ChangeWorks Hypnosis Center provides a full range of services to create gentle, but effective, change for children and adults. The center has two internationally recognized hypnotherapists to provide you with the fastest and most effective results.?Issues commonly seen include weight loss, smoking cessation, sports hypnosis, fears, phobias and anxiety issues, chronic pain, ADD/ADHD, Autism, and more.
  • Eric Christopher, MSMFT, CHT, 1735 Dayton Ave, St. Paul, MN 55104, 651.649.1952, eric@ericjchristopher.com, www.ericjchristopher.com ? For over 12 years, Eric has helped people relieve anxiety and depression by connecting them to their inner wisdom which can uncover and release the root, subconscious, limiting beliefs that underlie uncomfortable emotions or ?stuck? patterns. He also guides clients in Past-Life and Life-Between Lives Regression. His passion is connecting people to their own innate wisdom, where they feel and experience the freedom and power of their wholeness and creative potential.
  • Dynamic Minds, Inc., Hypnosis Center & Training, 4749 Chicago Ave. S., Suite 1, Minneapolis, MN 55407, 612.827.8094, www.dynamicmindsinc.com, facebook: dynamicminds ? Where our mind goes, our body follows! We coach people to dissolve limiting beliefs, shift limiting habits and create a creative and rewarding life. Weight loss, stop smoking, fears, phobias, fatigue, pain management, insomnia, confidence, past lives, spirituality and more! Certification training is also available to become a hypnotherapist.
  • Cynthia Ekren, MA, MHt, CIIT, RM, Brigid?s House, 500 S Park Ave., Hwy. 71, Park Rapids, MN 56470, 218.732.5347, cell 218.255.0160, cynthiaekren@gmail.com, www.awakenpastlives.com, www.brigidshouse.com ? Discover the healing power of the mind and the enduring nature of the soul. Past Life Regression and Hypnotherapy for spiritual growth and behavior modification. Stress relief. Overcome phobias. Hypnogastric Band Surgery for weight release. Certified HypnoBirthing? Practitioner, Mongan Method, offering private and class instruction. Certified member of NATH.
  • Healing Garden Hypnosis LLC, Megan L. Titcomb, CH, HBCE, CD(DONA), 5878 Blackshire Path, Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076, 651.398.0817, megan@healinggardenhypnosis.com, www.healinggardenhypnosis.com ? Healing Garden Hypnosis specializes in smoking cessation, weight release, work-related stress, women?s issues, pregnancy and birthing. HypnoBirthing? ? The Mongan Method is a world-renowned method of relaxed, natural childbirth education, enhanced by self-hypnosis techniques. Hypnotherapy sessions at Healing Garden Hypnosis are personalized, confidential and offered by appointment only.
  • Helping To Heal Natural Therapies, Charles Reinert, 192 3rd St., Tracy, MN 56175, 507.629.3900, helpingtohealclinic@iw.net, www.helpingtoheal.us ? ?When Nothing Else Works?? We help when Western medicine cannot. We use Hypnosis, EFT, Qigong, Reiki, imagery, hyperthermia, oral chelation and Takemoto therapies to help you heal cancer and most other conditions. Free chats, no traffic lights.
  • The Hypnosis Center of Eau Claire, 800 Wisconsin St., Eau Claire, WI,?715.552.5355, www.hypnosiscenterec.com ? ?It has and continues to be my pleasure to help so many help themselves with any of life?s challenges through the very safe, relaxing and most beneficial use of hypnosis, which is the natural harnessing of the power of your own abilities. I welcome your call. Until then, be well? ~ Richard Marano, B.S., C.H.
  • Hypnotherapy for Mind, Body, Spirit & Beyond, Craig Lang, The Healing Loft of Minneapolis,?2112 Broadway St. NE, Suite 250, Minneapolis, MN 55413, 763.257.7334, craig@craigrlang.com, www.craigrlang.com ? Hypnosis ? fear/stress, mind/body/spiritual health.
  • Infinite Mind Hypnosis and Coaching, Judith A. Froemming BA, CTC, HNLP, Parkway Office Building, 4748 Chicago Ave. S., Suite 17, Minneapolis, MN 55407, 651.216.0085, www.infinitemindhypnosis.com ? Change Your Mind. Change Your Life! Five Phase Advanced Transformational Hypnotherapy.? Powerfully transform your limiting beliefs, fears, phobias, anxiety, relationships, health or habits. Effective tools. Learn how to create your life?s purpose with Joy and Balance! One-hour free consultation. ??Judith is simply the most effective facilitator of Shift I have ever had the pleasure to work with.? ? Glenn B.
  • The Meta Institute, 5121 Winnetka Ave. Suite 200, New Hope, MN 55428, 763.533.6527, meta@metainstitute.com, www.metainstitute.com ? The Meta Institute offers training/certification and services in Hypnotherapy. Our staff is trained in Hypnotherapy and an array of other modalities that complement the Hypnosis experience and enhance results for the client. Our treatment methods are safe, professional and put the clients in charge of their process.
  • Nature?s Healing Room, Jill Hendrickson, MHt, 952.807.2551, www.natureshealingroom.com ? Nature?s Healing Room provides alternative methods that promote conscious enlightenment and healing. Specializing in Past Life Regression and Life-Between-Life sessions. As a Master Hypnotherapist, Jill integrates a variety of healing modalities including sound, crystals, and cards into her sessions. Come and explore how you are supported on your journey.
  • New Moon Hypnosis,?Gail?Mason, C.H.P., 612.280.6408, gm5959@q.com, www.newmoonhypnosis.com ? Welcome to New Moon Hypnosis, where I am committed to helping my clients heal from within. Hypnosis is a deep-healing technique that works with the subconscious mind to aid in healing and bringing forth only those things that serve you in your life. I hold every client sacred. Call for appointments.
  • ONE Holistic Wellness, 320.250.9402, anne@oneholisticwellness.com, www.Oneholisticwellness.com ? ONE Holistic Wellness provides hypnosis, along with Psych K and other modalities that work directly with the unconscious mind to create change that is easy and comfortable. Whether working on issues such as smoking cessation, weight loss, trauma relief, or to simply create a life that is happier and more fulfilling, ONE Holistic Wellness can help you achieve the results you are wanting, quickly, easily and comfortably.
  • Psy Guy, John Peterson, 651.334.4060,?psy-guy.com?? Heal the present with the knowledge of the past. Traumas in this lifetime form a foundation of distorted growth. Presented ?now? in this lifetime, the absence of being a complete person reflects which choices you make. Be reintroduced to the ?child you? that stood to the side to protect your Soul while you grew up. Re-integration is life-changing, both physically and mentally. Earn a journey to your past lives. Call today for your transformation.
  • Marie Savage, Earth & Water Wellness, 4820 Minnetonka Blvd., Suite 104, St. Louis Park, MN 55426, 612.508.9606, marie@earthwaterwellness.com, www.earthwaterwellness.com ? Offering hypnosis, Reiki, EFT and intuitive readings. In addition to traditional hypnosis, we utilize the Dolores Cannon Quantum Healing hypnosis technique for exploring past lives and accessing the higher subconscious mind. Group hypnosis events are available. In private sessions, Marie often blends two or more modalities into a custom approach that meets the client?s needs.
  • Serenity?Hypnosis?Massage Therapy & Essential Oils, 651.430.3897?? Combining?Hypnosis?to eliminate emotional pain and break bad habits. Massage for Stress Reduction, passive exercise. Essential Oils, for your Mind, body, spiritual healing. Also with Acuscope/ myopulse to eliminate chronic pain. We have both male and female therapists. Call for more information or an appointment.

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Source: http://edgemagazine.net/2012/08/hypnotherapy/

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Epidemiologist to deliver annual Indian health lecture ? WCU News

World-renowned epidemiologist Richard Wilkinson, professor emeritus of social epidemiology at the University of Nottingham Medical School in England, will deliver the third annual Public Lecture on Indian Health at Western Carolina University on Wednesday, Sept. 5.

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Wilkinson won?t even have to leave his home country to give his talk, titled ?The Spirit Level: Why Equality is better for Everyone.? That?s because he will be speaking through the videoconferencing system in WCU?s recently opened Health and Human Sciences Building.

This year?s lecture will take a broader approach than previous events and will include discussion of the overarching issue of health disparities as they relate to social inequality, said Lisa Lefler, director of Native Health Programs at WCU.

?Professor Wilkinson will speak on the timely topic of inequality and its impact on society,? Lefler said. ?Comparing life expectancy, mental health, levels of violence, teen birth rates, drug abuse, child well-being, obesity rates, levels of trust, the educational performance of school children or the strength of community life among rich countries, it is clear that societies that tend to do well on one of these measures tend to do well on all of them, and the ones that do badly do badly on all of them.?

Wilkinson has played a formative role in international research on the social influences on health and on the societal effects of income inequality. He co-wrote ?The Spirit Level? with Kate Pickett, which won the 2011 Political Studies Association Publication of the Year Award.

The lecture will begin at 8:30 a.m. in Room 204 of the Health and Human Sciences Building on WCU?s West Campus. Registration gets under way at 8 a.m.

After the presentation, the audience will hear from a panel of experts from local and distance sites, including the University of Tennessee College of Nursing, Wake Forest University Medical School, the Jackson County Health Department and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Panelists will offer their own critiques and opinions of Wilkinson?s presentation.

The event is open to the public free of charge. The annual lecture is sponsored by Harrah?s Cherokee Casino and Hotel and WCU?s College of Health and Human Sciences.

For more information, contact Lisa Lefler at 828-227-2164 or llefler@wcu.edu.

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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Data Recovery Offline Solutions : Guide To Data Recovery

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Using software or an online service can prevent loss of data at any time. The Importance of Data Recovery. With technology today records and other important documents are now kept on computers instead of the traditional ...

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'Hitler' clothing store stirs anger in India

The owner of an Indian clothing store said Wednesday that he would only change its name from "Hitler" if he was compensated for re-branding costs, amid a growing row over the new shop.

The outlet, which sells Western men's wear, opened 10 days ago in Ahmedabad city in the western state of Gujarat with "Hitler" written in big letters over the front and with a Nazi swastika as the dot on the "i".

"I will change it (the name) if people want to compensate me for the money we have spent -- the logo, the hoarding, the business cards, the brand," Rajesh Shah told AFP.

He put the total costs at about 150,000 rupees ($2,700).

Shah insisted that until the store opened he did not know who Adolf Hitler was and that Hitler was a nickname given to the grandfather of his store partner because "he was very strict".

"I didn't know how much the name would disturb people," he told AFP by telephone from Ahmedabad. "It was only when the store opened I learnt Hitler had killed six million people."

Members of the tiny Jewish community in Ahmedabad condemned the store's name, while a senior Israeli diplomat said the embassy would raise the matter "in the strongest possible way."

"People use such names mostly out of ignorance," Israel's Mumbai Consul General Orna Sagiv told AFP.

Esther David, a prominent Indian writer in Ahmedabad who is Jewish, said she was "disturbed and distressed" by the shop, but added that some Indians used the word "Hitler" casually to describe autocratic people.

David said Jewish residents had sought to change Shah's mind about the store's name and told him about the Holocaust.

The row evoked memories of a controversy six years ago when a Mumbai restaurant owner called his cafe "Hitler's Cross" and put a swastika on the hoarding, claiming Hitler was a "catchy" name.

The restaurant owner eventually agreed to change the name after protests by the Israeli embassy, Germany and the US Anti-Defamation League.

Hitler attracts an unusual degree of respect in some parts of India, with his book "Mein Kampf" a popular title in bookshops and on street stalls.

Gujarat schoolbooks issued by the Hindu nationalist state government were criticised a few years ago for praising Hitler as someone who gave "dignity and prestige" to the German government.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/hitler-clothing-store-stirs-anger-india-133743884.html

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Broadcasting Equipment Arrives At New Griffin Communications Bui ...

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A New Look At Proteins In Living Cells - Kiefit.com




Proteins adorning the surfaces of human cells perform an array of essential functions, including cell signaling, communication and the transport of vital substances into and out of cells. They are critical targets for drug delivery and many proteins are now being identified as disease biomarkers - early warning beacons announcing the pre-symptomatic presence of cancers and other diseases. While study of the binding properties of membrane proteins is essential, detailed analysis of these complex entities is tricky...

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