CCNH’s 2004 Natural Health Conference |
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short excerpt from Joan Callam at CCNH's 2004 Natural Health Conference.
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Top Left: Susie Hale, N.D. led a session entitled “Assessment
Language.” It’s a subject near and dear to her heart; as a
Clayton College graduate, Hale serves her alma mater as Director of Student
and Graduate Affairs. Her Natural Reader Note: “The tone of educational
language is always informative and empowering, seeking to increase a client’s
knowledge regarding health, nutritional products, the nutritional value
of a substance, and/or how the body works. It empowers the client to make
decisions and take greater responsibility for daily lifestyle choices.”
Center: CCNH alumna Ann Louise Gittleman was part of a
lively, interactive panel discussion in which students and speakers shared
some of their best successes in helping clients to choose the best nutritional
plan to suit their individual needs. As featured in Time
magazine May 3, 2004, Gittleman’s Natural Reader Note: “One
universal ‘liver-loving’ way to help clean up cellulite includes
drinking eight glasses of cranberry water a day, plus a glass of hot water
with fresh lemon juice to aid fat metabolism.”
Right: CCNH alumna Linda Page, N.D., Ph.D. is an herbal
cooking expert who loves our learning vacations! During the conference,
Page and a holistic chef cooked up a learning lunch with fresh fruit and
spring vegetables. This fall, Page will be one of our instructors in Sedona,
AZ! From her new Heal with Every Meal Cookbook, Page’s
Natural Reader Note is: “Citrus fruits possess 58 known anti-cancer
compounds, more than any other food! Some researchers call citrus fruits
a total anticancer package because they have every class of nutrient -
arytenoids, flavonoids, terrenes, limuloids and coumarone - known to neutralize
chemical carcinogens.”
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