90 for 90 Days Summer Event

90 for 90 Days Summer Event

Early ADHD identification and treatment are extremely important! OPA member Dr. Rose Mary Shaw is sponsoring the 90 for 90 Days summer event at the Mindfully Well Center. 

Learn about programs to improve your child's life:

-How to get along with others

-How to make decisions and stick to them

-And behavioral home management

The 90 for 90 Days program is a limited offering to the first 90 families to call and schedule their screening. Call The Mindfully Well Center 937-832-1765 to schedule your child or teen's screening TODAY

Mindfully Well Days

JOIN US

in Celebrating the

Grand Opening of the Mindfully Well Center

during the Mindfully Well Days,

a FREE Community Event!!!

When:             SATURDAY JUNE 22, 2013

Where:           Mindfully Well Center  

Dr. Rose Mary Shaw, PsyD

12 W.  Wenger Rd.,

Englewood, OH 45322

 10:00 AM    ADHD: Positive Ways for Parents to Survive while Encouraging their children.

Presenters: Rebecca Clarke, PsyM, Rebecca is a Psychometrist at the Mindfully Well Center & graduate student at WSU: School of Professional Psychology.

·         11:00 AM   Gardening for Health: Hands-On Family gardening projects that promote family bonding & brain health.  

Presenter: Rose Mary Shaw, PsyD & Girl Scout Troop, Dr. Shaw is  a Health  Psychologist/Neuropsychologist. She recently attended the University of Arizona’s Nutrition and Wellness Conference. She is the Director of the Mindfully Well Health Center.

·         12:00 PM   Food as Medicine-Eating for Brain Health: Tasty & nutritious meals and snacks on a budget.      

Presenter: Dorothy Clarke, R.D., is a dietician currently working at the Cleveland Clinic.

            She has her cultural roots in a traditional approach to Food as Medicine.

·         1:00 PM   Bullying: What every parent should know about school bullying & what you can do about it.

What is bullying? Is my child being bullied? How do I get my child’s school to address my concerns? What can I do as a parent? What changes can we make as a family? How do I keep my child safe? This talk will address the answers to these questions. Emphasis will be placed on practical tips and ideas for parents.

Presenter: Dr. Jim Broyles, Ph.D., President of the Ohio Psychological Association and member of the Ohio Task Force on Bullying

·         3:00 PM   Ayurveda: Explore the World's Oldest System of Natural Medicine Recognized by the World Health Organization as "a complete natural health care system."

            Presenter Rose Mary Shaw, PsyD,  D.Ay Diplomat of Ayurvedic Medicine

·         4:00 PM   The Importance of Hydration to Health and Healing     

Water: the body's most fundamental element.

-Importance of water to vital organs (heart, kidneys, muscles, brain, etc.)

-Hydration and energy levels, metabolism and weight loss

-Science behind natural, clean water intake

-Using water as your first & most crucial medicine

Presenter Uohna Foster, PhD candidate in the Dept. of Neuroscience, Cell Biology and Physiology at Wright State University.

·         5:00 PM   Laughter & Health: Experience Positive Aspects of Humor on Brian & Body Health

Presenter: Amy Cowgil, MSW. Amy is a licensed social worker & owner of  Fun for All Celebrations, an entertainment company

·         6-8:00 PM   Spirituality  & Pranic Healing       

Presenter: Felicia Beverly, LMT. Pranic Healing is an effective and powerful 'no-touch' healing modality developed by GrandMaster Choa Kok Sui that uses 'Life force' or Prana (Chi or Ki) to heal physical and emotional ailments.

Entertainment & Demonstrations         

10-2:00PM   Clowning Around with Balloons by Fun For all Celebrations           

                     

Free ADHD Screening, Evaluation, and Recommendations

                      

Kangen Water Filtration Demonstrations                   

                     

Free Chair Massages and Wellness Door Prizes every two hours

                                   

For more information and complete event description, visit our website: www.TLC-AC.com  

And Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mindfully-Well-Center/163584383816294

June 15-21: Men's Health Week

Did You Know? June 15-21, 2009 is Men's Health Week.The purpose of Men's Health Week is to heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys. This week gives health care providers, public policy makers, the media, and individuals an opportunity to encourage men and boys to seek regular medical advice and early treatment for disease and injury. For more information, please visit the Men's Health Week website.

June 7-13 is National Headache Awareness Week

During National Headache Awareness Week (June 7-13, 2009), the National Headache Foundation (NHF) is launching “Headache U: It’s all about YOU,” the first headache education program of its kind designed to help people with headache take important steps toward getting relief. Each year, 90% of all men and 95% of all women have at least one headache . Despite many people having frequent and sometimes severe headaches that affect their family, social and work life, most do not actively seek relief from their condition .

Four simple strategies can get sufferers on the right course to relief:

- Realize that headaches matter, and take your headaches seriously;
- Learn all you can – be a student of your own headaches;
- Pay more attention to your personal headache patterns – track your headaches, and try to find clues to triggers and solutions;
- Take control and get the help and care you deserve: many resources are available.

For more information, please visit the National Headache Awareness Week website or go direct to the "Headache U" website.

Did You Know? June is Aphasia Awareness Month

June is National Aphasia Awareness Month. Aphasia is a communication disorder that impacts an individual's ability to process language, and affects approximately one in 250 people in the United States. Although aphasia most commonly affects older adults, it can occur in individuals of all ages, ethnicities and gender. Individuals with aphasia may struggle with depression secondary to the difficulty communicating thoughts and feelings, and the treatment of depression allows the individual to cope with the aphasia and focus on recovery. For more information about aphasia, please visit the National Aphasia Association.