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Welcome to CHEO
We invite you to bring your interests,
energies & expertise
to CHEO,
Complementary Health Education Organization....
Formed in 2002, the
goal of this non-profit is to educate the public about alternative,
holistic, complementary and integrative
health practices; and to create
a supportive network for practitioners and persons interested in these
modalities.
CHEO acknowledges the inseparability of mind, body, emotion and
spirit in optimal wellness, trusting in the body's innate ability to
heal. CHEO welcomes the participation of all persons interested
in complementary, alternative and holistic health modalities in our
supportive network. CHEO encourages individuals to become informed
participants in their healthcare, to become responsive
and informed
partners in wellness with their healthcare providers.
CHEO hosts monthly educational meetings, holistic seminars, annual
alternative health fairs, and provides a "yellow pages" of
area alternative health services with an ongoing online directory and
once every two years membership print directory. Our
free CHEO e-newsletter sent once or twice per month, covers
meetings, CHEO organization topics, health topics
and calendar items from Chattanooga, Knoxville and surrounding areas. If
you or a friend would like to receive our free
e-newsletter, please
email:
News@4cheo.org, or
CLICK HERE to Sign-Up for FREE CHEO Monthly E-Newsletter.
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CHEO Member
Spotlight:
Jenny Mason
I educate people
starting with the Eat Right for Life Program tailoring it to meet the
specific needs of each individual. Everyone’s chemistry is different! The
more you know about your body, the more you can be in charge of your
health. It is my passion to educate people and equip them with the
“tools” necessary for health and vitality.
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2009 CHEO MEMBERSHIP
RENEWALS
Hi CHEO Members
& Friends,
CHEO is starting our 2009
Membership Drive and we need every member of CHEO who got a 1-year 2008 membership to renew now! Renewal of
membership is only $30, web ads: $20/each maximum 2 ads.
We also need NEW Members, only $35, web ads: $20 each. We really need you to
renew now, so please send your check or pay online today!
Here's THREE ways to renew:
1) Send your Renewal check for $30 for CHEO membership
and $20 per web ad renewal to:
CHEO,
PO Box 28034, Chattanooga TN 37424
(NOTE: New Memberships are $35 -- and $20 / web
ad up to 2 ads)
2) Send same amounts (renewal$30/20 or new$35/$20per ad)
via paypal.com - sending to:
CHEOPayments@yahoo.com
3) Go to our Web Storefront JOIN/
RENEW: Membership
and follow prompts for
easy online renewal.
CHEO is
working to keep the public educated in holistic and healthy-care
living and we're always striving to promote our CHEO
practitioner members!
We hope you appreciate our efforts including in Chattanooga, a CHEO
/ City
of Chattanooga sponsored Holistic Health Fair / Conference Sept 26, 2009 (Contact: Lily
MitchellLillian75@gmail.com or Lynne Higgins
Lynne.123@comcast.net).
Note we're also considering a Health Fair at Hamilton Place
Mall October 16,17,18 with booths around $175 -- so please, if
you're interested, email
Lynne.123@comcast.net
or TamiFreedman@aol.com.
Thanks and we appreciate your support!
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Free Monthly
Educational Meetings
Please join us for FREE monthly educational meetings
created to
support
complementary natural health care practices for
the betterment
of our community
and to bring together practitioners and
those interested
in learning about holistic and natural healing
modalities.
Knoxville & Loudon Meeting Info
Chattanooga Meeting Info
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
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To
locate CHEO Members or search by
Service / Therapy / Product,
please check our
CHEO Online Directories:
CHEO Member Notes
and Recent Newsletters for download:
Member Notes / CHEO Newsletters
page
Holistic Events:
Area Holistic Calendar
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HOLISTIC
NEWS:
Chattanooga CHEO Member, Dr. Rick writes:
NEW LOCATION - HEALING CENTER
PRACTITIONER SPACE AVAILABLE
821 Mt. Belvoir Dr., East Ridge, TN, 37412
I have relocated my office from St. Elmo to a private, wooded,
residential setting in East Ridge, which now includes an
indoor/outdoor waiting area, 2 offices, and a large group room. I
hope to offer the group room and second consultation office to
other practitioners of the healing arts. There are lots of
possibilities here. I know people are always looking for a group
space, and some therapists could use an in-town part-time office.
I envision the future of this space to be a sort of mini wellness
center, where a variety of services are offered.
~Dr. Rick
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ADDITIONAL INFO ON THESE SUBJECTS:
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CHEO DISCLAIMER:
The Complementary Health Education Organization, CHEO, is a non-profit
educational organization for the purpose of educating about
alternative, natural and complementary health. All information
provided in any forum is for educational purposes only in furtherance
of CHEO's non profit and tax exempt status. In this newsletter and on
the website, CHEO provides member information as a public resource to
empower readers to quickly and easily access desired information. CHEO
makes no representations or warranties about the accuracy or
suitability of any information; nor does CHEO make any representations
or warranties with respect to the accuracy or suitability of any items
or claims contained therein, nor do we exert any editorial or other
control over any other websites. Moreover, any and all CHEO
information provided does not constitute medical advice or treatment
nor should it be considered as a replacement of the patient/physician
relationship or a physician's professional judgment. CHEO expressly
disclaims all liability for treatment, diagnosis, decisions and
actions taken or not taken in reliance upon information in CHEO
newsletters, website, meetings and/or directory. Please see your
medical doctor before beginning any new treatment, therapy or product,
or before changing your medical treatment in any way.
Information presented here is for educational purposes only.
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The Chinese doctor was paid to
keep his patients well
and if they became ill, payment ceased until
he got his
patients well again -
at his own expense
Bridging the Gap between
Traditional and Alternative Medicine
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