Rave Review for client Victor Acquista MD's "Pathways to Health"

http://www.integralhmc.org/pathways-to-health-an-integral-guidebook-by-victor-acquista-md/

Victor Acquista MD's latest syndicated article

Dr. Acquista's article on obesity appears in the April 23 issue of The Westfield News.

http://thewestfieldnews.com/health-wise-health-effects-of-obesity

New Victor Acquista Article: Healthwise

The following appeared in The Westfield News.

http://thewestfieldnews.com/healthwise

DATELINE: February 18, 2013

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

VICTOR ACQUISTA MD, CO-FOUNDER OF THE COLLABORATIVE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH AND AUTHOR OF “PATHWAYS TO HEALTH” GIVES SEMINAR ON “LEARNING TO FORGIVE” ON APRIL 4

Victor Acquista, MD, co-founder of The Collaborative for Community

Health in Palmer, MA, and author of “Pathways To Health--An Integral

Guidebook” will give his seminar, “Learning to Forgive”, on Thursday,

April 4, at 6:30PM at The Collaborative for Community Health,

Schoolhouse Commons 1085, Park Street, Palmer, MA. Dr. Acquista will

have copies of his book available for purchase and signing.

Dr. Acquista, a graduate of Cornell University and The University of

Vermont College of Medicine., completed a fellowship in Academic

Internal Medicine at Brown University. He is a member of the Institute

of Noetic Sciences and the Integral Institute. He entered private

practice and established the Center for Preventive Medicine in North

Providence, RI, where he was teaching attending at Roger Williams

Hospital. In Massachusetts, he served as Physician-In-Charge at Kaiser

Permanente’s Springfield Health Center and as Chairman of Quality

Improvement for Wing Memorial Hospital in Palmer, MA, as-well-as

Medical Staff Vice President. After a nine-year tenure as  Medical

Director of the Monson (MA) Developmental Center, a residential

facility for adults with developmental disabilities, he relocated to

New Mexico, where he serves as Chief Medical Officer at the Fort

Bayard Medical Center. He is formally a member of the editorial board

of the International Journal of Nursing in Developmental Disabilities,

and presently on the faculty at the University of New Mexico School of

Medicine. He is a founding member of the River Valley Market in

Northampton, MA, and a new non-profit, The Collaborative for Community

Health in Palmer, MA

Dr. Acquista’s “Health Wise” column is nationally-syndicated and

appears in Western New England in PRIME Magazine and The Westfield

News Group.

Seminar price is $20.00 per person. Space is limited and advance

reservations are required. A portion of the proceeds of book sales

benefit The Collaborative for Community Health  For reservations:

413-289-6333 or http://thecollaborativeforcommunityhealth.org/home

For information on “Pathways to Health--An Integral Guidebook”.

http://pathstohealth.info/category/home

The Collaborative for Community Health is a non-profit collective of

medical and wellness experts who share a commitment to the principles

of whole health and holistic healing and the desire to create a

supportive wellness community. For information on its programs and

services: 413-289-6333 or collaborativeforcommunityhealth@yahoo.com

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Client Victor Acquista MD's Syndicated Article on Resilience

The following Health Wise column by client Victor Acquista MA ran in the 1/08/13 Westfield (MA) News. It also appears on their website with a paywall. If you're interested in running one of Dr. Acquista's syndicated columns, contact Mark G. Auerbach at mgauerbach@gmail.com

Health Wise
A health & wellness column by Victor Acquista, MD
Director Pathways Integral Health & Wellness, LLC; Author Pathways to
Health: An Integral Guidebook

Building Resilience to Improve Your Health

Life frequently presents us with challenging situations that can
impact our health. Here, I am particularly referring to challenges
such as loss of a job or loved one, divorce, illness or injury,
tragedy. All of these types of situations represent significant
stressors which most of us have to contend with at some points in our
lives. While short term stress management approaches are certainly
helpful (and I have written about these approaches in a previous
Health Wise column) long term success may be related more to
resilience which is something many of us understand intuitively, but
this topic needs further elaboration.

What is Resilience?

According to the American Psychological Association: “Resilience is
the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma,
tragedy, threats, or even significant sources of stress—such as family
and relationship problems, serious health problems, or workplace and
financial stressors. It means ‘bouncing back’ from difficult
experiences.”

Wikipedia offers an alternative definition: “Resilience is an
individual’s ability to generate biological, psychological and social
factors to resist, adapt and strengthen itself, when faced with an
environment of risk, generating individual, social and moral success.”
Think of a rubber band. When an external stretching force is applied,
there is resistance opposing this stretch and there is a capacity to
return to original form after being stretched. In physics, the rubber
band has a certain amount of resiliency; a thick rubber band is more
resilient than a thin one. Too much stretching forces or repeated
episodes of stretching may exceed that rubber band’s resilience and it
may break or get over stretched and not return to its normal size and
shape.

Resilience applies not just to individuals but to society as a whole.
Our collective ability to both resist social threats such as
devastating storms, terrorist acts, mass shootings, etc. and “bounce
back” when they do occur is a measure of our society’s resilience. The
January 2013 edition of Wired magazine has a brief article on this
topic. It also applies to businesses which much constantly adapt and
deal with what can be a challenging and adverse business environment.
A resilient business is more likely to succeed or even thrive in the
face of adversity. The same is true of individuals.

Developing Resilience

As opposed to the rubber band which has a fixed amount of resiliency,
we can build, develop, and cultivate more resiliency in our lives. In
this sense, we can take positive steps to improve our health and
well-being as well as our ability to contend with the sorts of
challenges life presents.

Much of the work examining resiliency is part of the emerging field of
positive psychology. One of the pioneers in this field is Dr. Martin
Seligman, often referred to as the father of positive psychology. In
an interview with the Harvard Business Review, he talked about the
importance of optimism. While this may in part be a personality trait
of sorts, we can all work on being more optimistic. That means
focusing on the part of the glass that is full rather than empty. It
means having a positive attitude even when things are not going your
way.
I can illustrate this by way of a recent personal example. My
brother’s home in the Rockaways was severely damaged in super storm
Sandy. When I spoke with him, he focused on how he had fared better
than some neighbors, how efficient the insurance company and FEMA had
been, and that he would likely be getting a new furnace. That kind of
optimism demonstrates his resilience in the face of this loss.

The American Psychological Association recommends the following 10
ways to build resilience:
        •       Make connections
        •       Avoid seeing crises as insurmountable problems
        •       Accept that change is a part of living
        •       Take decisive actions
        •       Look for opportunities for self-discovery
        •       Nurture a positive view of yourself
        •       Keep things in perspective
        •       Maintain a hopeful outlook
        •       Take care of yourself

An approach recommended by some counselors suggests using the
“self-help SSRI” model which focuses on Strategies, Strengths,
Resources, and Insights. Some specifics to consider under this model
are the importance of friends, family, and community. Studies have
shown that greater resilience is in part derived from “relationships
which provide care and support, create love and trust, and offer
encouragement, both within and outside the family. Additional factors
are also associated with resilience, like the capacity to make
realistic plans, having self-confidence and a positive self image,
developing communication skills, and the capacity to manage strong
feelings and impulses. “(Wikipedia)
Maintaining a sense of humor, especially in the face of adversity is
another good strategy. Developing and strengthening your faith and
your spirituality can also help build resilience.

Additional suggestions

I have briefly detailed some strategies to help you develop more
resilience. In some sense this is easier said than done. Because your
capacity for resilience is an important element of your long term
health and well-being, and because this is an area you can build and
develop you can get further help and guidance from the following
resources:

***Martin Seligman’s book--Flourish: A Visionary New Understanding of
Happiness and Well-being
***The American Psychological Association’ web site resources:
www.apa.org/helpcenter/road-resilience.aspx
***The Penn Resiliency Program: www.ppc.sas.upenn.edu/prpsum.htm

Be healthy!

Victor Acquista MD is author of "Pathways To Health: An Integral
Guidebook" and a partner in Pathways Integral Health in Palmer. For
more information on Acquista's book, visit http://pathstohealth.info/…

We Like to Brag About Our Clients

Here's some of our clients' upcoming activities as we move towards the holiday season.

Ongoing: The David Pakman Show. The internationally syndicated progressive political talk radio and TV show. Client: The David Pakman Show  http://www.davidpakman.com/

Ongoing: Pathways to Health, an integral health community  founded by Victor Acquista, MD, author of “Pathways to Health: An Integral Guidebook”.  (Available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007XY2ZRW/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=01tkcom-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B007XY2ZRW). Client: Victor Acquista, MD http://pathstohealth.info/

SAT: 11/24: The Capitol Steps perform “The 2012 Winners and Losers Edition” at Sanders Theatre, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. Performances are 5PM & 8PM. Produced by our Client: The Mike Thornton Agency. Tickets: Harvard Box-Office: . http://ofa.fas.harvard.edu/boxoffice/

THU: 11/29: The Kurn Hattin Homes Children’s Choir performs with Natalie MacMaster in “Christmas in Cape Breton, at the Bellows Falls Opera House in Bellows Falls, VT. Client: Kurn Hattin Homes/ Rapt Creative. Tickets: by phone at 802-748-2600; online at KingdomCounty.org and at the following locations: Village Square Booksellers, Bellows Falls or Misty Valley Books, Chester. For information on Kurn Hattin Homes: www.kurnhattin.org

SUN: 3/10/13: The Big Broadcast. Client: The Jazz Ensembles of Mount Holyoke College present their annual recreation of a 1940’s radio show with period music, commercials, skits, and songs. Chapin Auditorium, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA. 2PM & 7PM Tickets go one sale after January 1, 2013.

Media Release: Collaborative for Community Health October Community Health Market

Our client, Victor Acquista MD, is a co-founder of the Collaborative for Community Health.


DATELINE: September 17, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contacts:

Kim Ladue, Director and Certified Market Manager:
413-204-0232  or collaborativeforcommunityhealth@yahoo.com

Annette Plourde, Outreach Coordinator and Co Market Manager
413-893-9121 or collaborativeforcommunityhealth@yahoo.com

THE COLLABORATIVE FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH PRESENTS COMMUNITY HEALTH
MARKET ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14

Palmer, MA--The Collavorative for Community Health presents its second
Community Health Market of 2012  on Sunday, October 14, 2012, on the
grounds of the The Wing Hospital Wilbraham Medical Center, 2344 Boston
Road, in Wilbraham, MA. from 8AM-3PM rain or shine. Admission is free.

The Community Health Market promotes local wellness and allopathic
practitioners, artists, artisans, musicians, hobbyists, educators, and
and community groups focusing on human rights, sustainability,
recycling, gardening, food safety, food preservation and more.
Over 20 vendors and groups will offer fun- filled activities for all
ages (including a free magic show, drumming circle, old fashioned egg
toss, three legged race and more) and free experiential wellness
sessions for children, adults, seniors and those with physical
limitations (including mini reiki, chair yoga, Tai chi and Salsa
dancing for beginners).

The Community Health Market is sponsored by The Wing Health Foundation
of The Wing Memorial Hospital, and  Real Oldies 1250, WARE Radio.

The Collaborative for Community Health is a non-profit collective of
medical and wellness experts who share a commitment to the principles
of whole health and holistic healing and the desire to create a
supportive wellness community. For information on its programs and
services: 413-289-6333 orwww.thecollaborativeforcommunityhealth.org

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Sometimes We Like to Brag About Our Clients

Some of our clients' upcoming events.

Ongoing: The David Pakman Show. The internationally syndicated progressive political talk radio and TV show. Client: The David Pakman Show  http://www.davidpakman.com/

Ongoing: Pathways to Health, an integral health community  fouded by Victor Acquista, MD, author of “Pathways to Health: An Integral Guidebook”.  (Available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007XY2ZRW/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=01tkcom-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B007XY2ZRW). Client: Victor Acquista, MD http://pathstohealth.info/

THU: 10/11: The Builders Association: House/Divided multi-media theatre juxtaposing Steinbeck’s “The Grapes of Wrath” with contemporary stories about foreclosure. Co-sponsored by our Client: The David Pakman Show. 7:30PM. The Concert Hall at The Fine Arts Center, University of Massachusetts/Amherst. Tickets: www.fineartscenter.com.

SUN: 10/14: Community Health Market. presented by The Collaborative for Community Health at Wing Memorial Hospital Wilbraham Health Center (2344 Boston Road, Wilbraham, MA). A free health fair. 8AM-3PM. (Client: Victor Acquista, MD is a co-founder of The Collaborative for Community Health. www.thecollaborativeforcommunityhealth.org

FRI: 1026: Kurn Hattin Professional Development Conference, featuring Harvard psychologist Dr. Patricia Papernow on issues faced by blended step-families. Advance registration required. Held at Kurn Hattin Homes in Westminster, VT.  Client: Rapt Creative. https://kurnhattin.org/conference-registration

SAT: 11/24: The Capitol Steps perform “The 2012 Winners and Losers Edition” at Sanders Theatre, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. Performances are 5PM & 8PM. Produced by our Client: The Mike Thornton Agency. Tickets: Harvard Box-Office: . http://ofa.fas.harvard.edu/boxoffice/

SUN: 3/10/13: The Big Broadcast. Client: The Jazz Ensembles of Mount Holyoke College present their annual recreation of a 1940’s radio show with period music, commercials, skits, and songs. Chapin Auditorium, Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, MA. 2PM & 7PM Tickets go one sale after January 1, 2013.

Client Victor Acquista MD Now Syndicated Health Columnist

The following column ran in the Tuesday, August 14, 2012 edition of The Westfield (MA) News, a daily newspaper in Western Massachusetts. It may be posted on their website: http://thewestfieldnews.com/

Health Wise

A health and wellness column by Victor Acquista, MD, Director Pathways Integral Health & Wellness, LLC; Author Pathways to Health: An Integral Guidebook

Too Hot for Health

Dehydration, heat exhaustion, and/or heat stoke are all dangers especially when the temperature gets above 90 degrees and especially for older adults. It’s best to learn some of the symptoms of these potentially serious conditions and to learn how to prevent them. First, let’s understand how the body cools itself. Many of the body’s normal metabolic processes generate heat—much like an automobile engine or a motor generate heat during operation. To maintain a normal temperature, the blood flow to your body’s core and to the periphery can be adjusted by the tone in your blood vessels. When you see your skin as red and flushed, that’s partly because the small blood vessels (capillaries) are dilated and bringing more blood to the skin. That’s one of the body’s main ways of cooling itself. The evaporation of sweat off the surface of the body is another important way the body prevents overheating. When it is humid outside, there is more moisture in the air and evaporation of sweat may be impaired. Conditions of high heat and humidity can spell danger.

Dehydration

Fluids are distributed throughout your body tissues and organs. Some of these fluids are within the circulation, some are within the cells, and some within the intercellular space. When the body loses too much fluid this describes the condition of dehydration. This can be dangerous for many reasons. Circulation to vital organs can become impaired, waste products can build up within the body, the balance of electrolytes can become altered and these imbalances can be life threatening. In addition to fluid lost though sweat, the body loses fluid through elimination of urine and feces. Diarrhea can quickly result in dehydration. Weakness, headache, muscle cramps, and confusion are common symptoms of dehydration. Your body signals that it needs more fluid by causing you to feel thirsty. Don’t ignore this important body warning signal. Many older adults have impaired thirst mechanisms; as a result they are more at risk to develop dehydration. The best way to prevent dehydration is to drink lots of fluids. Certain fluids such as coffee and alcohol are not advised as these also have a diuretic effect which means they cause increased urination. Water and specially designed electrolyte replacement beverages such as Gatorade are good choices.

Heat Exhaustion

When the body’s core temperature begins to rise and it is not able to cool itself, heat exhaustion may occur. This is even more likely if dehydration is also present. Heavy sweating or sometimes no sweating may occur. Fatigue, muscle cramps, headache, confusion, dizziness, nausea or vomiting may occur. This is potentially very dangerous and it is important to take immediate steps to cool off. If possible move to a cool environment such as a shady area or indoors to an air conditioned space. If a fan is available, stand in front of it. This helps with evaporative cooling. Drink plenty of cool fluids. Remove tight fitting clothing. Pour water over yourself, especially your head as this can quickly help your body get rid of excess heat and cool off. If your symptoms do not begin to improve, you should call 911.

Heat Stroke

When the body temperature goes too high it’s much like a car engine that is overheated and can result in a serious breakdown. This can be fatal. Heat stroke is much like heat exhaustion but more severe. All of the same symptoms previously mentioned may be present. In addition, the skin is usually red, hot, and dry. The person may lose consciousness. Dehydration is usually also present. The same measures as recommended above should be followed—get out of the sun to a cool place, loosen clothing, douse with water, and drink fluids. If you suspect heat stroke, you should call 911 as this represents a serious life threatening emergency.

Use common sense when it comes to protecting yourself and your loved ones from getting too hot for health. Wear comfortable, lose fitting clothing. Try to stay out of the hot sun such especially during midday and early afternoon. It is usually cooler in the morning and evening. A lightweight broad brimmed hat can also help protect from the sun. Use sun screen. Drink lots of fluids and avoid alcohol and caffeine. Stay indoors in an air-conditioned environment or use fans and shade to help prevent yourself from getting overheated. Take advantage of cooler places such as indoor shopping malls if you do not have access to a cool home environment. Keep an eye out for symptoms of dehydration or becoming overheated.

More information and details about these important health tips can be found at www.healthinaging.org

Victor Acquista MD is author of "Pathways To Health: An Integral Guidebook" http://pathstohealth.info/

For information on running one of Dr. Acquista’s syndicated columns, contact Mark G. Auerbach Public Relations at mgauerbach@gmail.com

Media Release: Victor Acquista MD Launches "Pathways to Health" Community

DATELINE: 

For Immediate Release

Contact: Mark G. Auerbach 

Mark G. Auerbach Public Relations

413-733-7095 or 413-427-7352

mgauerbach@gmail.com

VICTOR ACQUISTA MD, AUTHOR OF THE NEW BOOK “PATHWAYS TO HEALTH: AN INTEGRAL GUIDEBOOK” LAUNCHES NEW WEB-BASED HOLISTIC HEALTH COMMUNITY.

Silver City, NM...Victor Acquista MD, a physician for over 25 years, best known for combining conventional therapies with holistic, patient-centered health options, has launched a new web-based holistic health community, Pathways Integral Health and Wellness, in conjunction with the release of his new book, Pathways to Health--An Integral Guidebook.   

Dr. Acquista describes his book, which is the portal to the web community: “Beyond conventional medicine, beyond alternative, complementary and integrative, I lead the reader to a new place--Integral.  From the integral perspective, the reader understands their health in an expanded way--a truly holistic combination of mind, body, and spirit in dynamic equilibrium with the world around”. 

Dr. Acquista adds “When exploring the complex interplay of body, psyche, and spirit, one begins to understand why one feels the way they do, and what one needs to do to start feeling better. Through novel assessments, readers construct a unique map of their health, and use the map to chart a course to reach their health goals.”

When complete, the web community, Pathways Integral Health and Wellness, will have various resources to enable members to learn more about their health in a fun, educational, and socially engaging way, and to assist fellow travelers on their journies to better health. A unique aspect of the web community includes the opportunity for the user to map their health history and plan their future in map format.

“It is my goal to empower people with a much more comprehensive understanding of health i.e. an integral perspective on health” says Dr. Acquista. ”With a more complete understanding, people are better able to identify and chart a course to better health. I give them the tools to create a map of their health and to use this map to journey to their unique self-determined destination of better health”. .

A Brooklyn, NY native, Dr. Acquista, a graduate of Cornell University and The University of Vermont College of Medicine., completed a fellowship in Academic Internal Medicine at Brown University. He is a member of the Institute of Noetic Sciences and the Integral Institute. He entered private practice and established the Center for Preventive Medicine in North Providence, RI, where he was teaching attending at Roger Williams Hospital. In Massachusetts, he served as Physician-In-Charge at Kaiser Permanente’s Springfield Health Center and as Chairman of Quality Improvement for Wing Memorial Hospital in Palmer, MA, as-well-as Medical Staff Vice President. After a nine-year tenure as  Medical Director of the Monson (MA) Developmental Center, a residential facility for adults with developmental disabilities, he relocated to New Mexico, where he serves as Chief Medical Officer at the Fort Bayard Medical Center. He is formally a member of the editorial board of the International Journal of Nursing in Developmental Disabilities, and presently on the faculty at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. He is a founding member of the River Valley Market in Northampton, MA, and a new non-profit, The Collaborative for Community Health in Palmer, MA. 

He offers seminars, webinars, and educational programs in Integral Health at Pathways Integral Health and Wellness.. 

Website: Pathways to Health:: http://pathstohealth.info/

Find Pathways Integral Health and Wellness on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PathwaysIntegralHealthAndWellness

Pathways to Health: An Integral Guide Book is available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and all e-book reader.  Also available from Publish Green at: https://secure.myBookOrders.com/order/victor-acquista

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Client: Victor Acquista MD and Pathways to Health: An Integral Guidebook

Biography: Victor Acquista MD.

Victor Acquista MD

Author: Pathways to Health-An Integral Guidebook. 

Victor Acquista MD has practiced medicine for over 25 years, combining conventional therapies with his commitment to holistic, patient-centered health options. A native of Brooklyn, NY, Dr. Acquista, a graduate of Cornell University and The University of Vermont College of Medicine., completed a fellowship in Academic Internal Medicine at Brown University. He is a member of the Institute of Noetic Sciences and the Integral Institute.

Dr. Acquista  entered private practice and established the Center for Preventive Medicine in North Providence, RI, where he was teaching attending at Roger Williams Hospital. In Massachusetts, he served as Physician-In-Charge at Kaiser Permanente’s Springfield Health Center and as Chairman of Quality Improvement for Wing Memorial Hospital as-well-as Medical Staff Vice President. After a nine-year tenure as  Medical Director of the Monson Developmental Center, a residential facility for adults with developmental disabilities, he and his family relocated to New Mexico, where he serves as Chief Medical Officer at the Fort Bayard Medical Center in Santa Clara. He is formally  a member of the editorial board of the International Journal of Nursing in Developmental Disabilities, and presently on the faculty at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine. 

Dr. Acquista has a long-term interest in spiritual growth and development. He is a founding member of the River Valley Market in Northampton, MA, and a new non-profit, The Collaborative for Community Health in Palmer, MA. He offers seminars, webinars, and educational programs in Integral Health at at Pathways Integral Health and Wellness..

“Pathways to Health--An Integral Guidebook”, Dr. Acquista’s first book, was published recently. 

Dr. Acquista summarizes his guidebook, “Beyond conventional medicine, beyond alternative, complementary and integrative, I lead the reader to a new place--Integral.  From the integral perspective, the reader understands their health in an expanded way--a truly holistic combination of mind, body, and spirit in dynamic equilibrium with the world around. When exploring the complex interplay of body, psyche, and spirit, one can begin to understand why you feel the way you do and what you need to do to start feeling better.  Through novel assessments, readers construct a unique map of their health and use the map to chart a course to reach their health goals.”

“Pathways to Health--An Integral Guidebook” is also the portal to a web-based health community where members can assist one another in achieving better health.

Find Pathways Integral Health and Wellness on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PathwaysIntegralHealthAndWellness

Find Dr. Victor Acquista on LinkedIn

http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=57746297&authType=name&authToken=z7tC&goback=%2Econ

Website: Pathways to Health:: http://pathstohealth.info/

Pathways to Health: An Integral Guide Book is available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and all e-book reader.  Also available from Publish Green at: https://secure.myBookOrders.com/order/victor-acquista

Pathways To Health Launches Online Presence

We're beginning to build the online presence for Pathways Integral Health and Wellness and founder Victor Acquista MD, author of Pathways to Health-An Integral Guidebook.

Website: Pathways to Health:: http://pathstohealth.info/

Find Pathways Integral Health and Wellness on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PathwaysIntegralHealthAndWellness

Good Summer Reading: Pathways to Health

Client Victor Acquista’s new e-book, Pathways to Health-An Integral Guidebook, is  is available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and all e-book reader.  Also available from Publish Green at: https://secure.myBookOrders.com/order/victor-acquista

Webinar with Victor Acquista, MD

Victor Acquista MD, author of “Pathways to Health: An Integral Guidebook” will offer the webinar on “4 Quadrant Diagnosis--An Introduction to Integral Healthcare” on SAT 5/19 from 1PM-2PM ET. (part of The Collaborative for Community Health’s Spring Programs). Advance registration required. 413-289-6333.. http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/pathways-to-health-victor-acquista-md/1110434854

New Client: Pathways Integral Health and Wellness

We're pleased  to announce a new client, Pathways Integral Health and Wellness in Silver City, NM. 

Its founder, Victor Acquista MD, is the author of the new e-book,”Pathways to Health: An Integral Guidebook”.

http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/pathways-to-health-victor-acquista-md/1110434854