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Yoko Chun
Bedford Acupuncture
Meeting Location
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Thursday November
20
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Dear
Christine,
As the cool crispness of
the fall approaches, warm your body and
your soul at our Oct.
16th meeting entitled
Acupuncture with Hot Stone therapy!
When you treat your
whole body with acupuncture, you address pain
and any imbalances you might have. When you add
Hot Stone Therapy, you can relax every
muscle in your body. Your body MELTS like
butter with the heated stones.
Yoko Kajiwara Chun of Bedford Acupuncture, will
explain the following:
- While acupuncture
is working on balancing the body, the heated
stones will help you go into a deeper level
of relaxation.
- The heat from stones
penetrates the body, inducing a deeply relaxed
state and an almost magical release of muscle
tension.
- The heated stones
also draw toxins to the skin's surface, promoting
a purification process.
- The treatment is profoundly
relaxing and balancing. The warm, even
pressure of the stones feels amazing!
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Kajiwara Chun, a licensed acupuncturist,
specializes in Japanese acupuncture techniques
which are well known for their effectiveness
and gentle nature. After living her childhood
overseas in Singapore, Brazil, and Japan, she
attended the University of Oregon and earned a
bachelors of science degree in Kinestheology,
also known as Exercise & Movement Science. After
graduating, Yoko pursued her career in Acupuncture
by enrolling in a Masters degree program at the
Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental
Medicine in Seattle.
Yoko believes in providing the highest level of
attention and professional service to her clients.
She has had much success with treating a variety
of chronic and acute health disorders, including,
but not limited to, infertility, pain management,
arthritis, sciatica, migrain, high blood pressure,
sleep disorders, depression, and anxiety. During
treatments, she integrates acupuncture, moxabustion,
shiatsu massage, and very unique pendulum work
to give her client maximum opportunity to relax,
heal themselves, and be at peace.
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Affinity
Hospice of Life
Robyn Scott
 Prior
to our feature presentation, Robyn
Scott, Community Educator, from Affinity
Hospice of Life, has the stage
for her 5-minute business spotlight.
14 Crosby Drive Suite 103, Bedford
508-817-7042
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We'll start off
the meeting with informal networking and introductions
including Joan's question. We'll we
eat our lunches casually throughout.
Bring an interested
friend, and your ideas/questions/comments.
Warmly,
Joan
Joan Turnberg
Director, Working Woman's Alliance |
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1. The next meeting will be on Thursday
October 16th.
2. Don't
forget to bring your business cards and brochures
to display and
have available for the rest of the group. Please pick
up any extras after the meeting.
Administration Information:
Since its inception
in 2005, the Working Women's Alliance (WWA) has
successfully grown to support more and more women
in business. The informal ambiance and warm supportive
environment is a trademark of the group.
If you are a Chamber member, attending this meeting
is free, as one of your many Chamber benefits. Any
non-Chamber attendees can attend their first meeting
free. After that, non-Chamber attendees will pay $15
a meeting.
If you would like more information about Chamber membership
and benefits, please contact Maureen Sullivan at 781
275 8503 or visit www.bedfordchamber.org
Of note, if you are a consultant working on behalf
of a larger company (for
example, investment consultant working for Metlife),
you would be considered
a company of 1-3 employees in terms of Chamber membership
fees.
Our thanks goes out to Christine
Pinney, for taking care of our monthly newsletter
and keeping us in the loop about the WWA.
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