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Natural Awakenings Goes Digital
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atural Awakenings magazine is now available as a digital,
interactive e-zine. Readers who request the new digital
service will receive their monthly copy of Natural Awakenings
Collier / Lee Counties Edition August 2008
Online through their email address.
The new e-zine offers additional interactive benefits for
digital subscribers. Readers can click the Contents page for
immediate access to articles, or search for information about
a specific topic and create bookmarks and notes. Website
PREMATURE
special edition
ADD & ADHD
PUBERTY CHILDREN’s
links will connect them with local and nationwide resources
natural approaches
growing up too fast HEALTH to keep kids focused
Local News • Health Briefs • Community Calendar and advertisers. Readers can share articles and bookmarks,
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Wine, Dine & Donate
download an offline version of the magazine if they want to print articles at home.
G
reat food and fine wine come to-
gether during Naples Wine Week,
To be placed on the monthly delivery list for digital copies of Natural Awakenings
September 1-5, to benefit the Children’s
Online, contact NAeditor@NaturalAwakeningsMag.com.
Museum of Naples. The event will be held
at all Culinary Concepts restaurants (see
endnote for list), and each will feature
different varietals from different vintners.
I Can Do It! Tampa
Guests can sample 10 glasses for $10.
Karma Club, the nonprofit arm of
H
ay House, the international leader in self-help and motiva-
tional publishing, will host its annual I Can Do It! confer-
Culinary Concepts devoted to fundraising
ence from October 2-5, in Tampa. More than 30 workshops
and charitable endeavors, has partnered
and lectures, hosted by some of Hay House’s most popular
with the Children’s Museum of Naples
authors, are designed to support people on their journey to
(C’mon) to organize the event. Last year’s
new levels of personal growth.
Wine Week raised more than $15,000
This year’s keynote speakers are Sylvia Browne, Dr. Wayne
for the museum; over the past six years,
Dyer, Marianne Williamson, Dr. Christiane Northrup, Robert
Karma Club has donated more than $1
Holden, Doreen Virtue and Cesar Millan (the Dog Whisperer).
million to local children’s charities and
Speakers will be available after sessions to meet with attendees
families.
Sylvia Browne
and autograph books.
C’mon is a 25,000-square-foot
museum scheduled to open in 2010 at
For information and to purchase tickets, visit HayHouse.com or call 800-654-5126.
North Collier Regional Park. It will feature
Discounts for early registration. See ad on page 4.
child-scaled exhibits that invite sensory
and intellectual exploration in a safe,
imaginative environment.
How to Reclaim Wholeness
To make a reservation for Culinary
Concepts Naples Wine Week, call the
“I
nner Freedom—Reclaiming Your Wholeness” women’s retreat will be held the individual restaurants: Pazzo! Italian
weekend of October 31-November 2 at Casa Ybel Resort on Sanibel Island. The Café, 239-434-8494; Chops City Grill,
retreat is presented by Open Mind Adventures, a consulting, coaching and training Naples, 239-262-4677; Yabba Island Grill,
company, focusing on developing and integrating professional, personal and spiritual 239-262-5787; Chops City Grill, Bonita
growth. Springs, 239-992-4677; Blue Water Bistro,
Facilitators are Aimee Bernstein, a psychotherapist and president of Open Mind 239-949-2583.
Adventures; and Patricia Varley, a national speaker, trainer and business/personal
coach, with a masters degree in health services administration. For information about C’mon and Karma
Club, visit Cmon.org and KarmaClub.
For information, call Aimee Bernstein at 954-421-0368 or Patricia Varley at 800-529- net.
0063.
Have some news to share? Send your submissions to:
NAeditor@NaturalAwakeningsMag.com

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