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Spend a rejuvenating day with your friends learning about yourself and
interacting with other women who are transitioning into or experiencing
menopause. This nationally recognized program gives women the unique
opportunity to gain insight, information and choices from midlife experts
and other women.
Hurry! Registration deadline is May 4, 2001
Introduction
Today, thousands of women over the age of 35 in Greater Cincinnati are
transitioning into or have reached menopause. If you are one of these
women, have you prepared for the physical and emotional changes you may
experience? Are you aware of the many personal choices available to you?
Perimenopause, which is the time before menopause, and menopause are
times of renewal and wellness . . . times to focus on the soundness of
your body and mind . . . times to combine medicine and wisdom and learn
about your choices.
The Health Alliance and the Ohio Soybean Council are presenting the
powerful, nationally recognized event Personal Vision, Powerful
Choices: An Interactive Health Program for Women 35 Years and Beyond.
This may be the most important, informative and insightful morning you've
ever spent learning about perimenopause, menopause and your many choices.
Program Objectives
Topics covered during this valuable, multi-media interactive program
include:
- Images of menopause, past and
present
- Symptoms of body changes before
and during menopause
- Complicating health factors of
osteoporosis, heart disease and breast cancer
- Diet and exercise for women's
health
- Hormone replacement
- Integrative therapy options
- The medical community—advisors
in personal health management
- Communicating with significant
others
- Celebration
Speakers
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James
Liu, M.D., is an obstetrician/gynecologist at the
Alliance Center for Reproductive Health. He is also the division
head of the reproductive endocrinology and infertility department
and an OB/GYN professor at the University of Cincinnati. A member of
the editorial boards for two national women's health journals, Dr.
Liu has conducted numerous studies on women's health and menopause. |
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Steven
Scheer, M.D., is a physician at The St. Luke Hospitals
who successfully integrates the best of western and eastern medical
traditions in his medical practice. Having completed a lengthy
training process in medical acupuncture, Dr. Scheer can treat women
for conditions such as hot flashes, infertility and sexual
dysfunction using acupuncture. |
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Kayt
Havens, M.D., is an associate professor of family
medicine, board certified in internal medicine. Empowered by the
stories and needs of women, Dr. Havens creates an understandable,
joyful and powerful approach to reaching this stage of life. |
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Susan
Finn, Ph.D., R.D., F.A.D.A., is the director of nutrition
services and public affairs at Ross Products. She is a recognized
leader and respected communicator in the field of nutrition and
health. Susan's achievements encompass nutrition and education
programs for all types of health care professionals in the United
States. |
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Sue
McKenzie, R.N., president of Impact Strategies, Inc.,
develops educational programs and trains others to apply educational
and motivational strategies for high-impact outcomes. Her experience
of early menopause adds to her sense of humor and wonder at this
stage of life. |
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James
B. LaValle, R.Ph., C.C.N., is a nationally recognized
figure in the field of natural therapeutics. The co-founder and
board member for Intramedicine, Inc., he is president and founder of
Natural Health Resources, Inc. Dr. LaValle was named one of the
"50 Most Influential Druggists" by American Druggist
in 1998 for his work in natural medicine, and he has authored
several books. |
Program Schedule
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