seasonal
Decluttering Home and Mind
Lotus Room MOBack by popular demand! Julie Geeting, LPC, NCC, and Tracy Klebe will give a repeat presentation of their March seminar Decluttering Home and Mind. Julie and Tracy will focus on a step-by-step process to help people overcome common obstacles to decluttering their living space, and tips to surmount typical emotional barriers to getting started and following through with the project.
Holiday Marketplace Benefiting Anthropedia
AtriumCome to the atrium to shop for holiday gifts from a variety of local St. Louis vendors! A portion of all proceeds will go to the Anthropedia Foundation to support their programs and the work they do in the community. Vendors include SeedGeeks, LoKey Designs, Big Heart Tea Company, Rungolee, and others.
Up Close and Fashionable
AtriumGet in some shopping before the holidays with exclusive designer clothing and accessories! Come to the PALM Health atrium for a trunk show featuring the collections of Saint Louis Fashion Fund designers AUDRA, Lux & Nyx, lizaB, Hats by Di-Anne, korédé, and Michael Drummond, as well as local jewelry designer, Collections by Joya.
Sip ‘n Greeting Cards
CaféCome create artwork that can be shared with others! In this art workshop, Art for Well-Being instructor Maria Ojascastro will teach participants to design and carve their own linoleum block prints to create handmade greeting cards and gift bags. Participants will connect emotion with creativity to express gratitude, sympathy, friendship, and more through artistically crafted hand-printed images. Kombucha, tea, and wine will be available, along with light snacks and refreshments.
Friends and Family Brunch
CaféLeave the leftovers at home! While shoppers crowd the department stores and football fans relax in front of the television, bring your friends and family to the PALM Café for brunch on the Friday after Thanksgiving. We will feature prix fixe special seasonal entrées, such as brioche French toast with blueberry custard, smoked salmon on a pretzel bun, and pumpkin spice pancakes.
Seasonal Allergies: A Chinese Medicine Perspective
Does the change in seasons mean the start of watery eyes, sneezing, itching, and shortness of breath for you? If so, airborne allergens may be the culprit. In this webinar, Dr. David Trybus will discuss how changes in the energetic season according to Chinese Medicine triggers allergies in many people. He will then share some ancient techniques and information from Chinese Medicine to help you prevent and treat your allergies.
Making the Most of Summer Fruits and Vegetables
This time of year, the grocery store aisles are stacked high with fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs. What are the best ways to take advantage of the abundance of produce during this season? In this webinar, nurse practitioner Amanda Peregrin will describe the body’s particular needs during the summer months, discuss her top choices of late summer produce to eat along with their specific nutrients and benefits, and provide recipes to try at home.