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• Sense of refreshment
• Development of intuition and imagination
• Improvement of study skills
• Sensing movement of flowing energy as
tingling, hot or cold
Sound healing is completely safe, non-invasive, enjoyable, and most of all, it’s highly effective. Tune & Heal works in conjunction with conventional medicine in treating many illnesses, including cancers, by divining the source of each client’s disease. Sound therapy frequencies from tuning forks, and from voice, enable quick recovery. You will see its effects during your first therapeutic session and immediately following.
If you really desire to be in good health and achieve the healthy balance that is so important in your life, despite the disharmonious vibrations that may surround you, maybe it’s time you tried Tune & Heal. This therapy is safe and effective or adults and children of all ages.
Barbra Angel
(Dr. Barbara Romanowska)
Naturopathic Doctor, Master of Arts (Composition/Vocalism); Author of TUNE & HEAL In-depth Cellular Music Therapy method. European Accreditation. Writer and songwriter; Dr. Romanowska has led Healing Concerts and Training Courses worldwide since 2003. www.TUNEHEAL.com
Springtime is college admission decision time. Some parents view gaining college admission as the single most important step in a lifetime of success or failure. This is not always the case.
I have seen students admitted to Ivy League schools, only to drop out after a disastrous year of getting sidetracked by drinking and partying. I have also seen students at community
college transfer to Ivy League schools on full scholarships.
As a caring parent, guardian, mentor,
role model, or as a student in the college
choice process, this time in your life can feel overwhelming, nerve-racking, and thrilling all at the same time.
There are many fears and questions when it comes to the decision to attend college:
What if your child does not/or does get admitted to their top choice school?
What if you are concerned about being able to afford college?
What if you are burned out after high school?
by Lily Espinoza Ed.D.
What if you feel like you are not academically prepared for college?
What if the thought of leaving home causes paralyzing fear?
What if you pick the wrong school?
What if you do not know the real difference between a state, out-of-state, public, private, technical, small liberal arts, or community college?
What about a student with a physical/learning/ psychological disability and college choice?
Attending college can have profoundly positive effects on a person’s life, mind, and body. Many people meet the person they eventually marry
in college or through college connections. For many people, college is the time to discover, explore, and experiment with their life calling in terms of work, personal, or vocational interests. It is also a time to develop personal habits
and routines that determine wellbeing, such as physical and mental health, eating habits, political consciousness, spiritual awakening, racial/
gender identity, and sexual awareness. Most
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