ClassNotes
Graduates
Lynn Anderson, Ph.D., N.D. 1999, is the author of a new book, Karma, because life becomes what life does, about the branch of yoga devoted to everyday life. A nationally certified yoga teacher, Lynn maintains a small private practice, in which she feels she is truly practicing the healing art of body, mind, and spiritual balance for optimum health. For more information on Lynn or to order book, please visit www.doctorlynn.com.
Susan Frey, N.D. 1997, will be speaking at Harvard University this spring. Harvard’s “Learning and The Brain” conference involves two presentations each year, and she is scheduled to speak there on April 27, 2003. She also reports that Antioch Graduate School in New Hampshire is now using her book, Cultivating Spirituality in the Classroom. There, she is collaborating with the chair of Antioch’s School of Education. Susan reports she is feeling very validated because her “non-traditional” education has not at all limited her ability to lead and really make a difference within two very traditional college systems. For more information on Susan or her book, please visit www.avalonhealthassoc.com.
Diane Gioia-Bargonetti, N.D.
2001, was recently accepted into the American Association of Drugless Practitioners.
Diane authors a Lifestyle Column for Allegro—the newspaper for the American Federation of Musicians. As a former musician and producer Diane helps musicians deal with addictions and other health issues through the column as well as hand-on workshops. Allegro has an impressive readership of 250,000.
Diane also initiated a program for the firefighters of NYC. Diane writes, “I thought it was
propitious that I got my degree a couple of weeks before 9/11. The tragedy motivated me to
start my Liquid Chlorophyll Program for the ground-zero cough and other health-related
problems encountered by these brave firefighters.” Diane works between two firehouses, and
with approximately 200 firefighters. She is currently looking for a grant to expand and
continue her work because of its success rate.
Allana Maher-Leckie, M.S. 1999, is a Registered Clinical Esthetician and Cosmetologist. She operated a private practice in Chicago for ten years. She also studied under Dr. Chester Yozwick, and became a Registered Holistic Counselor, certified in Bio-Equilibrium Testing. While continuing to work on her Ph.D. at CCNH, Allana has opened a private practice and ministry, Alternative Directions 4 Managing Life, The BETR Way™, Nutritional Counseling Service. She dedicates her services to children with learning disabilities, disabled adults, the homebound and elderly. The BETR Way™ emphasizes a nutritional corrective holistic program for body, mind and spirit health. The BETR Way™ Program is non-medical and non-chemical. You can reach Allana at 773-631-4699, fax: 773-631-2392 or e-mail: TheBETRWay@aol.com.
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