In 2017, PMP Program Director Leslie Chaison presented an Opioid Task Force Panel themed “How to Stay Grounded During the Holidays” for folks in early opioid recovery. While speaking about self-care practices, she met fellow presenters Emily Hildebrand and Ben Walker, the then-new owners of … [Read more...] about “The Story Behind Our Acupuncture Access Program: Community Care in Action”
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Sept 2021 Newsletter:
Clinics are Back, and They're Plant Powered! Hello Friends! The big news this month is that outdoor mobile clinics are up and running for the fall. We are out offering body work and herbs in Greenfield and have two robust herbal clinics in Great (Turner's) Falls and Springfield. … [Read more...] about Sept 2021 Newsletter:
Nov 2021 Newsletter: Stay Warm with Remote Services… and Sage Honey
Hello Friends! With frosty mornings and early evenings upon us now, that's a wrap on our fall season of outdoor mobile clinics! Thanks to everyone who came out to access services, volunteered at clinics, grew plants, donated medicines, and supported from afar. Together, we take care of each … [Read more...] about Nov 2021 Newsletter: Stay Warm with Remote Services… and Sage Honey
October 2019: Why Trauma-Informed Body Work is Essential and DIY Elderberry Syrup
In This Newsletter:-Trauma-Informed Body Work– Why? How?-Report Back from Sept. Training-DIY Elderberry Syrup Notes from the Office Hello Friends, I'm writing today from our third clinic of the season. I've written before (and I am sure that I'll write again) that for those of us on staff … [Read more...] about October 2019: Why Trauma-Informed Body Work is Essential and DIY Elderberry Syrup
Ron Kelter
Ron is a practicing Acupuncturist and Physician Assistant in Family Medicine. Ron says, "I strive to help individuals encourage their bodies and minds to heal using the strength of both modalities of Western and Eastern medicine." Acupuncture provides a natural calming way of allowing the body … [Read more...] about Ron Kelter
