News & Articles from Natural Awakenings

by Sandra Yeyati From the time she was 3 years old, Julie Wylie studied ballet, tap and jazz. Dance was her calling. Although she was shy and afraid to speak to [...]

There’s no doubt about it: bedbugs are back. In a recent survey conducted by the National Pest Management Association, 95 percent of U.S. pest control companies surveyed indicated that they had [...]

by Suren Shrestha Everyone has a vibration that is a signature of their health and well-being. Think of it as a natural result of the processes that run our physical, mental, [...]

Celebrant Foundation & Institute is offering a Certified Life- Cycle Celebrant® Course in a summer session beginning on June 3. The highly acclaimed course takes place online one hour per week [...]

by Sandra Yeyati Charles Maund Toyota’s philanthropic projects are a good-hearted, consistent team effort. They take up a cause, put out their donation boxes in the service area where customers and [...]

An interview with John Howard conducted by Charlotte Howard, Ph.D. John Howard, MA, is a relationship counselor who uses the latest interpersonal neurobiology research and methods. Here he answers questions on [...]

by Jann Brown Janet Ragsdale, 88, and her husband, Ken, 95, work out at the gym with their trainer, Rusty Gregory, once a week. It is not easy. In addition to [...]

by Sandra Yeyati Joan Sefcik, DDS, decided to be a dentist in seventh grade, when a retainer straightened her teeth and she could smile again. “I always liked to do artistic [...]