By Kimberley Paterson Download this article: 18-EO-Wise_Women_of_Aotearoa.pdf

They are three wise women of Aotearoa, New Zealand ...  skilled in healing, working with plants, food and natural remedies to teach people who travel across the world to train with them. Barbara Allpress, Franchelle Ofsoské-Wyber and Maria Middlestead each have spent decades honing and refining their craft. Each works with the pristine nature energy of New Zealand to help people heal. I share their stories with you.

By Theodore G. Manno, Ph.D 18-EO-Dates.pdf Download this article:

A winding road takes me through the river bend area in my hometown of Yuma, Ariz., past the Territorial Prison and down a one-lane bridge across the meandering Colorado River.

Story by Kimberley Paterson • Photos by Ann Haver-Allen

Download entire alternative healing article: 18-EO-Alternative_Healing.pdf

Urban Myth or Evidence-Based Medicine? It has now been three decades since “evidence-based medicine” or EBM, became formalized and taught as the correct way to practice medicine. But a paper published recently in the American Medical Association’s Archives of Internal Medicine shows just how uncertain the field remains.