Centering for Wellness

Centering for Wellness Presents...

Two Special Classes on Wellness Transformation “How-To’s” this Holiday Season & into the New Year to De-Stress, Experience Real Wellbeing and Heal Dysfunction:

“I Can Do This!” 

The Real Keys to Balance, Healing and Success in These Truly Changing Times

Give this critical gift to yourself and your loved ones in this intense, challenging year

Monday Dec 3^rd, 6-9pm Carmen Clark Lodge at The Brighton Town ParkLodge, 777 Westfall Rd, Rochester, NY 14620

Saturday Jan 26, 10am-3pm Buckland Lodge at The Brighton Town Park, 1341 Westfall Rd, Rochester, NY 14618

(Bring brown bag lunch/supper...drinks and snacks provided)

Presenters:  Marjorie Baker Price, Psychiatric Nurse, Certified Hypnotherapist, Life Coach, Reiki Master, founder Centering Tools for Self-Healing and Empowerment, founder/CEO Centering for Wellness; Rev. Nanci DeLeo, Certified in Advanced Holistic Wellness & Spiritual Psychology, Meditation Coach, Reiki Master, Certified Celebrant

$25 Dec 3; $40 Jan 26 ($60 for both classes) includes all materials

(This is also a charitable contribution to support further Centering for Wellness educational programs on transformational wellness throughout our community)

To register and with questions, email: Marjorie@centeringforwellness.com or intheflow22@rochester.rr.com; or call Marjorie: (585) 750-1751 or Nanci: (585) 703-6695

Mail checks payable to Centering for Wellness, Inc.,  PO Box 18356, Rochester, NY 14618

 

Please Consider End of Year Donations to Support Upcoming Wellness & Empowerment Programs in 2012

We are so appreciative of all your caring and generous support of programs Centering for Wellness has offered over these past two years, including Teens Living with Cancer Empowerment Practices, Wellness Retreat Day for Women with Cancer in collaboration with the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester, Discover Your Inner Strength for Veterans and Caregivers through the Canandaigua VA, Simple Meditative Practices at Loris Natural Foods, and Holistic and Empwowerment Practices for Women Who are Victims of Domestive Violence for Healthcare Providers.  We need your help to both expand and continue to sponsor similar programs in 2012 to at-risk populations and the general public in the greater Rochester community.

Please consider an end-of-the year tax-deductible charitable contribution.  You can donate online through Paypal link at http://www.centeringforwellness.com/donations.html.  You can also mail your check payable to Centering for Wellness, PO Box 18356, Rochester, NY 14618. 

If you're free, I would love to meet you and have you join me to learn how to De-Stress and Stay Centered Through the Holidays at Spot Coffee, 200 East Ave, Rochester, NY 14604 between 7-9pm this Saturday, Dec 17; and I will personally and gratefully accept your donations there for holistic and empowerment programs to support wellness transformation for women and children who are victims of abuse, teens and women with cancer, women veterans and veterans with PTSD, and improved care of the elderly.   

For more information email marjorie@centeringforwellness.com or call 585-750-1751.  I want to wish you and your loved ones a healthy, safe and fulfilling holiday season and new year.  As we care and support each other's holism and empowerment in necessary, diverse and helpful ways, so do we all experience wellness transformation and help create a better community.

All the best, Marjorie Baker Price, founder and CEO Centering for Wellness

 

De-Stress This Holiday Season Free Talk 7:30pm, Sat Dec 17 in Rochester

Centering for Wellness is sponsoring a free talk presented by Marjorie Baker Price, founder and CEO, this Saturday, December 17 at 7:30pm: Finding and Keeping Your Inner Center to De-Stress and Empower This Holiday Season.  She will additionally offer wellness consults from 7-9 pm at Spot Coffee, 200 East Ave, Rochester, NY 14604.  

For more information email marjorie@centeringforwellness.com or call 585-750-1751.  Give the gift of self-healing to yourself and your loved ones in this pivotal holiday season!

Community Links

Teens Living with Cancer

View the inspirational story and mission statement for this Rochester, NY-based non-profit at http://www.teenslivingwithcancer.org/about-2/team/

The following quote can be found on their dedication and tribute page:

"The efforts of Melissa’s Living Legacy Foundation are dedicated to the approximately 15,000 teens undergoing treatment in the United States for cancer each year. Wanting only to be “normal” teens, to spread their wings and fly, they are compelled to follow other paths, other roads less traveled. They do so with courage, with quiet beauty and grace unique to each of them. They deserve the best we can give."

PleuralMesothelioma.com: Informational Gateway for Patient Information on Mesothelioma Cancer

About the organization & website:

Pleural mesothelioma is the most common type of mesothelioma, a rare cancer that develops in the lungs. It is almost solely caused by exposure to asbestos, which was used in everything in children’s toys, house-hold insulation, and naval carriers. This website has the most up to date and comprehensive information about Pleural Mesothelioma on the web today.  With information ranging from a complete list of symptoms, to treatment options, and steps to take after a diagnosis.

Veteran's Outreach Center of Rochester, NY

You can visit their homepage at http://www.veteransoutreachcenter.org/

Their mission statement states that ""As the nation's perennial leader in reaching out to veterans and their families, Veterans Outreach Center provides a collaborative approach to treating the "whole" veteran, enabling them to receive the breadth of services needed to restore their mental, physical, emotional and economic well being and to reunite with themselves, their family and community to resume productive lives."

University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital Janes P. Wilmot Cancer Center

University of Rochester's James P. Wilmot Cancer Center represents a multi-disciplinary approach to the treatment of cancer.  You can view their homepage at http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/cancer-center/

Amyloidosis Support Group

You can find the Amyloidosis Support Group hompage at http://www.amyloidosissupport.com/

"It is our goal to provide information of a supportive nature, and leave the medical education to the doctors. We ask Amyloidosis Specialists to guest speak when possible at our Amyloidosis Support Group Meetings. Awareness is important and makes wonderful projects for the groups as well as fundraisers for research."

Monroe Community Hospital

You can visit the Monroe Community Hospital homepage at http://www.monroehosp.org/about.asp

The following quote from the Monroe Community Hospital homepage describes the history and mission statement of this local hospital:

"Monroe Community Hospital is a county-owned, 566-bed residential health care facility providing quality long-term care to individuals with complex or chronic health conditions. We are home to residents of all ages, from infants as young as eight weeks to adults more than one hundred years old. MCH provides a comprehensive range of health care services including:

    * Acute Care
    * Skilled Nursing Care
    * Short-Stay Rehabilitation
    * Hospice
    * Specialty Care for children and young adults, individuals with Alzheimer's disease, and those needing ongoing Respiratory Care.

Monroe Community Hospital is situated on a 22-acre, park-like campus bordering the historic Erie Canal in Rochester, New York. Our structure is one of the region's most beautifully designed landmarks, with elegant pillars and ornate stone sculptures, surrounded by lovely landscaping and flower gardens. The Monroe Community Hospital campus is conveniently located just off Route 390 (Exit 16), at the corner of East Henrietta Road and Westfall Road. Ample free parking is always available to visitors and family members."

Brighton Teacher Center

This component of the Brighton Central School District, based in Rochester, NY, serves the community by providing career advancement and educational opportunities for teachers and staff of the Brighton School District. The quote below from their homepage describes the opportunities that this organization makes possible:

"The Brighton Teacher Center exists for the purposes of providing professional growth opportunities for the teachers and other school staff in our district so that they may expand their knowledge about educating children and enhance their skills and classroom practices. Our center strongly believes that the outstanding student achievement in our district is tied to a teaching staff that is well educated, professionally current and innovative.

This center believes that what we want for our children’s education, we should provide for in teacher learning opportunities. Our teachers and staff are life long learners who embrace learning as an essential element of our community."

Gilda's Club

Gilda's Club is a non-profit organization that seeks to support individuals living with cancer.  It provides networking and social opportunities for individuals to connect with support groups all over the country.  Their mission statement on their homepage states that:

"Our Mission is to create welcoming communities of free support for everyone living with cancer - men, women, teens and children - along with their families and friends. Our innovative program is an essential complement to medical care, providing networking and support groups, workshops, education and social activities."

Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester

This organization's mission is to promote both supportive and educational opportunities for individuals afflicted with the diagnosis of breast cancer.  According to their homepage (http://www.bccr.org/), "We are, at present, the only independently operated organization focused specifically on breast cancer in the Greater Rochester Region."  The Breast Cancer Coalition is located at 840 University Avenue,
Rochester, NY 14607

"The Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester’s mission is to provide support to those touched by a diagnosis of breast cancer, to make access to information and care a priority through education and advocacy, and to empower women and men to participate fully in decisions relating to breast cancer."

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New York State Nurses Association

The New York State Nurses Association endeavors to enhance career opportunities and develop expertise for all registered nurses.  This is New York State's largest professional nursing association.  Their vision and mission statement posit that the organization intends to:

"Support and enhance the practice of the registered professional nurse and improve the public's health by providing leadership in changing the healthcare environment.

Nursing is evolving, innovative, accessible and reflects society's diversity. Registered professional nurses are recognized as essential providers of healthcare services and the primary advocate for the public. Nurses understand the value of collective power and actively engage in organizations that promote nursing — practice and community involvement."

Their homepage is located at http://www.nysna.org/index.htm

Red Cross

The Rochester Red Cross (homepage: http://www.rochesterredcross.org/) offers a wide variety of programs for populations with diverse needs.  The local programs are quoted below from the Greater Rochester Red Cross community page:

• Service to the Armed Forces
• Red Cross RG&E Heating Fund: "The Red Cross partners with Rochester Gas & Electric to alleviate energy emergencies."
• Food and Nutrition Services: "In collaboration with the Visiting Nurse Service’s Meals on Wheels program, Red Cross volunteers and staff provide more than 1,000 nutritionally balanced meals a day for the elderly and homebound in Monroe County. We also provide meals for the Genesee County Meals on Wheels program. In times of disaster we can provide thousands of meals for the community."