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Poster: The ART of LIFE Community Health Centre seminar for Parents
Discover the Key to Great Relationships with Your Child!
Friday, November 27, 2015 at 6:00pm
The ART of LIFECommunity Health Centre
would like to invite you to the Life Seminar for Parents
"Opening the Door to Healthier Relationships with Your Children through a Better Understanding of Yourselves"
This practical workshop will give you the opportunity to identify and understand the meaning behind the most important relationships in your life - your children!
We have invited an expert in the field of family counseling, Stephen
Dubrofsky M.A., M.ED, Family Counselor and Educational Therapist, to
share his wisdom and experience in a 4-hour workshop.
Essential topics include:
Identifying your Parenting Style and the Temperament of your child;
Discovering how the Power of Change can alter your life;
Communication as the seed of relationships;
The "Hear/Mind Connection" that allows for a deeper understanding of who you are and what is your "Life Lesson".
The workshop will be fun, informative, engaging and very helpful in the discovery of those hidden dimensions of relationships that make our lives truly happy and satisfying!
Image: Step-Forward Learning Center "Step-Forward Learning Center: Positive Direction in Education" is a fully integrated program designed to meet the family needs of children with ADHD, Learning Disabilities, Autism & Developmental Disabilities.
Stephen Dubrofsky, M.A., M.ED. is an educator, psychologist and a practicing family consultant working with parents, children and individuals to promote healthy relationships within the home, workplace, school and community. He is also the author of practical guides for parents: "There Is No Magic", "Wisdom in the Family" and "I Knew I Shouldn't have Done It….but I did.”
The 4-hour seminar will take place on Friday, November 27, 2015 at 6:00pm At The Art of Life Community Health Centre
885 Don Mills Road, Suite 121
Toronto, Ontario, Canada M3C 1V9
directions: 885 Don Mills Road
at the North-East corner of Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East
Join us if you wish to find the key to great relationships!
Registration: Spacing is limited, please reserve your seat by November 25, 2015.
Cost is $40 per person or $70 per couple.
Tickets can be purchased online
The Art of Life Community Health Centre: Stephen Dubrofsky's Life Seminar Discover the Key to a Great Relationship with Your Child! Friday, November 27, 2015 @ 6-10 PM The Art of Life Community Health Centre
The Art of Life Community Health Centre is an non-profit organization aiming to further develop their Centre's music programs for kids.
In this day and age, video games, television and the internet are dominating society's, specifically our kids' perceptions and ideals.
One of the biggest streams of negative influences on society is through today's music. Popular topics include sex, drugs and alcohol. Music has a great effect on a person. Even philosophers from thousands of years ago such as Plato, Aristotle and Socrates spoke of this. Aristotle says in this quote how music has an effect on the negative and positive emotional states of a person: "Music directly imitates the passions or states of the soul...when one listens to music that imitates a certain passion, he becomes imbued with the same passion; and if over a long time he habitually listens to music that rouses ignoble passions, his whole character will be shaped to an ignoble form."
Even with today's research especially in the effects of music therapy, why are schools not giving enough funding for their musical curriculum? Kids are therefore only influenced by the music they hear on the radio.
Our goal is to spread awareness of other kinds of music, specifically the Classical genre. The effects of Classical music on the brain in general are phenomenally positive. A simple internet search will give us literally millions of results that on this topic. Influences such as memory, concentration and productivity are listed often.
We are left with a decision to educate our kids and ourselves in a genre with the ability to impact us positively in our everyday activities, or one that restricts us.
Help support our vision.
By attending our charity concert you will be helping!
The proceeds of ticket sales and any additional donations will be directly given to The Art of Life Community Health Centre to support the development of music programs for kids.
This is a "Charity Concert Marking the 175th Birth Anniversary of Tchaikovsky", one of the most influential composers of the Classical genre. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is a 19th century Russian composer. Some of the music he is most famous for include his ballets such as The Nutcracker and Swan Lake.
The concert is called "Awakening your Heart with the Art of Music". It will take place on Saturday, November 14, 2015 at 7 pm in the Lawrence Park Community Church.
Tickets Price: General admission: $25; Students: $10; Children under 12: FREE
We hope you bring your friends and family and not only help to create widely accessible art-based programs for younger generations, but hopefully develop a new or growing interest for classical music.
This charity concert is dedicated to children and youth in an aspiration to create widely accessible art-based programs for younger generations, helping them develop the gift of creativity.
About the Concert
"Awakening your Heart with the Art of Music"
Our concert is dedicated to the 175th anniversary of the birth of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsy, one of the most beloved and popular composers of all time. He is famous for The Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker. His music always had great appeal to the general public. Compositions full of tuneful, open-hearted melodies, impressive harmonies, and colourful, picturesque orchestration, all evoke a profound emotional response from audience of all ages.
Tchaikovsy began to improvise on the piano at the tender age of 5. It seemed to him that he began to compose the minute he heard music for the first time. Being so young, Tchaikovsky simply considered music a way of expression and communication. His early compositions revealed everything that occupied the young composer's mind, which words could not describe. His first works were about youthful aspirations and hopes, pains of loss and suffering, happiness, joy and love.
With age, the composer had no doubt that "music is indeed the most beautiful of all Heaven's gifts to humanity". Music fills the gaps in communication, teaches compassion, acceptance and understanding of each other. Tchaikovsky's deep sensitivity and sincerity saturated his music, producing lush melodies that have enamored listeners for almost two centuries. His melodies touched listeners' hearts and hummed in their heads.
Tchaikovsky's final Symphony, is not only an expression of fully uncovered talent, highest expertise in melody, orchestration, and other forms of expression; in all sincerity, Tchaikovsky gave us his heart, and there is not a person in the world whose heart strings would not resonate and echo in return.
His music, being genuine, helps us to open our hearts and hear the sounds of the Universe through the background noise of our civilization and feel Love elevating our practical minds, that’s why it has enchanted listeners all over the world for almost 200 years.
This charity concert is dedicated to children and youth in an aspiration to create widely accessible art-based programs for younger generations, helping them develop the gift of creativity.
Performer Biographies:
Pianist, Rena Amiralieva, and violinist, Rufat Amiraliev, were born-as sister and brother-into an acclaimed musical family in Baku, Azerbaijan. Their mother was their first, very exacting, music teacher and they were seasoned performers by the age of ten. Garnering academic accolades and winning prestigious prizes in Russia and Europe, they were well known in their native country before immigrating to Canada some twenty years ago. Since then these accomplished artists have delighted Ontario summer festival audiences with their “polished and astonishingly brilliant playing” while their solo and ensemble work and unique repertoire have won the hearts of discerning Toronto and Ottawa audiences. The inspired collaboration of two outstanding musicians is guaranteed to attune the souls of listeners to burgeoning, life giving forces of inspiration that rejoice the audience.
Rena started to take piano lessons at the age of three. After completing Baku Central Music School for gifted children, in 1980 Rena continued her study at Tchaikovsky’s State Conservatory (Moscow, Russia) and took lessons from Yakov Milstein (second generation students of Franz List). She graduated from Moscow State Conservatory with a master degree in 1984. Among her teachers were Boris Bekhterev and Vladimir Krainev (winner of 1stprize of Tchaikovsky’s International Competition in 1970). Rena completed her PhD in 1989. Rena’s appearances included the most prestigious concert halls in the former Soviet Union, including White Hall, Rachmaninov Hall and Bolshoy Hall of Conservatory in Moscow. She also appeared on television and radio.
Rufat started violin lessons at the age of seven under guidance of Yefim Barshtak and Gayane Pogosova. In 1981, Rufat won first prize in the category of solo violin performance in the republic Music Competition. Rufat took lessons from professor of Moscow State Conservatory Igor Bezrodny. These accomplished artists have delighted audiences with their “polished and astonishingly brilliant playing”
Janusz Borowiec, cellist, graduated from the Frederic Chopin Academy of Music in Warsaw and from the University of Toronto. He performed in Europe with the Polish Radio and TV Chamber Orchestra and with Orquesta Sinfonica de Mineria in Mexico City. In Canada, he has been the principal cellist of Toronto Sinfonietta, Peterborough Symphony Orchestra, the Sacred Music Society, and Opera Bel Canto. As a soloist, he has performed with the Toronto Sinfonietta, Peterborough Symphony Orchestra, Trinity Chamber Ensemble, and Orchestra da Camera Toronto. Moreover, he performs regularly in chamber ensembles, has participated in several music festivals in Ontario, and was heard on the CBC.
Concert Program:
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello in A minor, Op. 50 (1882);
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Sérénade mélancolique in B-flat minor, Op. 26 (1875);
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Valse-Scherzo in C major, Op. 34 (1877).
YouTube Video: Awakening Your Heart with the Art of Music: A Tchaikovsky Charity Concert
Three talented musicians: Rena Amiralieva, Rufat Amiraliev and Janusz Borowiec,
will perform the masterpieces of Tchaikovsky on Saturday, November 14th at 7pm.
Poster: Charity Concert: Awakening Your Heart with the Art of Music, November 14, 2015, 7 pm
Lawrence Park Community Church, 2180 Bayview Ave, Toronto, ON M4N 3K7
The ART of LIFECommunity Health Center proudly presents Together with Rufat Amiraliev - violin, Rena Amiraliev - piano, Janusz Borowiec - cello, young musicians Sharon Jin and Mike Jin
Classical Music Charity Concert Marking the 175th Birth Anniversary of Tchaikovsky
In support of the further development the Centre's music programs for kids
Directions by TTC: A TTC bus stop is located just in front of the church at Dawlish Ave.
Take the #124 Sunnybrook Hospital bus from Lawrence Station or the southbound #11 bus on Bayview.
You can also take the northbound #11 from Davisville station to Valleyanna Dr. just past Sunnybrook Hospital and cross at the lights.
Program: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello in A minor, Op. 50 (1882) Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Sérénade mélancolique in B-flat minor, Op. 26 (1875) Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky - Valse-Scherzo in C major, Op. 34 (1877)
Tickets Price: General: $25 Students: $10 Children under 12: Free
Please join us for this Classical music charity concert.
We hope you bring your friends and family and not only help to create widely accessible art-based programs for younger generations, but hopefully to help children develop their interest for Classical music.
YouTube Video: Awakening Your Heart with the Art of Music: A Tchaikovsky Charity Concert
Three talented musicians: Rena Amiralieva, Rufat Amiraliev and Janusz Borowiec,
will perform the masterpieces of Tchaikovsky on Saturday, November 14th at 7pm.
Poster: Preventing and Curing Computer-Related Injuries
TAOL Community Health Centre Open House, October 15, 2015
The ART of LIFE Community Health Centre Invites you to attend our
Open House
Preventing and Curing Computer-Related Injuries (CRIs) Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other musculoskeletal problems Day: Thursday, October 15, 2015 Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Lecturer: Alireza Aminlari, M.Sc., Registered Physiotherapist (RPT) This lecture will cover:
Musculoskeletal problems and repetitive stress injuries (RSIs);
Headaches and fatigue: practical tips to prevent and cure;
Fast and effective cure with the modern and innovative physiotherapy devices.
Come and win a FREE initial Physical Therapy (PT) assessment! We look forward to meeting you! If you need more information, give a call to Ludmila at 416-449-6747 send us an e-mail at office@theartlife.ca check our web-site: www.TheArtLife.ca join us on facebook: The Art of Life Community Health Centre connect to our meetup group: The School of Healthy Living follow us on twitter: @TAOLHealth Get a map and/or directions: The Art of Life Community Health Centre 885 Don Mills Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M3C 1V9 At the North-East corner of Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East Entrance to the free parking is from Gervais Drive via Wynford Drive Taking public transit? Take
the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line to the Eglinton station and
transfer to the Eglinton East (route 34) bus. Get off at Don Mills Road. Or,
take the Bloor-Danforth subway line to the Pape station and transfer to
the Don Mills (route 25) bus. Get off at Wynford Drive. Our neigbours are the Ontario Science Centre and Celestica International Inc. manufacturing site in Toronto, Ontario. Please come, meet our doctors, ask questions and learn about our Centre!
Capture: PREVENTING AND CURING COMPUTER-RELATED INJURIES Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and other musculoskeletal problems, October 15 Meetup: The School of Healthy Living
Thursday, October 15, 2015 6:30 PM The Art of Life Community Health Centre 885 Don Mills Rd #121, M3C 1V9Toronto, ON
Dear friends!
Lately we try to be active and productive, and already have planned another meet-up for you!
The other reason though is that we want to see you again, especially those of you who couldn’t make it to our last meet-up session on cardiac exercises.
Get a map and/or directions: The Art of Life Community Health Centre 885 Don Mills Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M3C 1V9
At the North-East corner of Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East
Entrance to the free parking is from Gervais Drive via Wynford Drive
Taking public transit?
Take
the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line to the Eglinton station and
transfer to the Eglinton East (route 34) bus. Get off at Don Mills Road.
Or,
take the Bloor-Danforth subway line to the Pape station and transfer to
the Don Mills (route 25) bus. Get off at Wynford Drive.
HEART PHYSIOTHERAPY: Cardiac exercise will bring you back to active life!
Thursday, September 17, 2015 6:30 PM The Art of Life Community Health Centre 885 Don Mills Rd #121, M3C 1V9Toronto, ON
Dear friends!
This time we would like to offer you a unique opportunity to join us for the lecture on cardiac health.
The lecture will focus mainly on cardiac rehabilitation and how to address the symptoms of shortness of breath and palpitations during such activities as walking, using stairs, and exercising.
If you or your loved ones are experiencing any of the above symptoms, this lecture would be highly beneficial, as not only our muscles need exercises to be healthy, our heart needs it too :)
The School of Healthy Living FREE Lecture Radiant skin starts with healthy cells Thursday, August 13, 2015 at 6:30 pm The Art of Life Community Health Centre
TAOL Health Centre: The School of Healthy Living: Radiant skin starts with healthy cells Thursday, August 13, 2015 at 6:30 pm
In the School of Healthy Living FREE Lecture "Radiant Skin Starts with Healthy Cells" Thursday, August 13, 2015 @ 6:30 pm TAOL Health Community Centre at 885 Don Mills Road, Toronto
Join Us and Discover a Holistic Approach to Beauty!
Meditative Art Program for Expecting Moms and for Those Who are just Planning to be Loving Parents Interactive Lecture by The Art of Life CHC, July 9, 2015 at Warden Hill Top Community Centre, 25 Mendelssohn Street, Toronto, ON, M1L 0G6
The ART of LIFECommunity Health Centre
Invites you to join us for
The School of Healthy Living event:
Meditative Art Program for Expecting Moms and for Those Who are just Planning to be Loving Parents
This program is for those who are either planning to become loving parents or are already expecting a new addition to the family.
when:Thursday, July 9, 2015 time: 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm venue: Warden Hill Top Community Centre address: 25 Mendelssohn Street, Toronto, ON, M1L 0G6 near St Clair Ave E and Warden Ave. (Mendelssohn St and Tranter Trail) TTC Information: Travel from Warden Station.
Walk north on Warden to Roper Rd.
Walk east on Roper to the community centre. This free interactive introductory lecture will be facilitated by the professional artist and will provide detailed information about the program based on Meditative Art for future moms-to-be.
During the lecture, we will cover:
1) How to explore pregnancy through art; 2) How to reveal your inner creativity; 3) How to build loving and caring relationships between a mother and a child while still pregnant which helps to build a bond between mother and child; 4) Hot to foster happiness for you and your baby by thinking and acting with creativity.
Do not miss this exciting opportunity to explore one of the newest community programs for expecting mothers! About School of Healthy Living - an interactive meet-up group dedicated to people!
The School of Healthy Living Meet-up page
We are the Art of Life! A Community Health Centre and a non-for-profit organization which strives to provide programs and resources tailored towards helping individuals, groups and communities stay connected and achieve a state of health on all levels of being.
Here you will find meet-up groups and invitations to our unique holistically designed programs, workshops, seminars and lectures geared towards health promotion, illness prevention and healing. The goal of the Art of Life is to provide loving care and compassion to all people who look to heal and improve their quality of life.
TAOL Health School of Healthy Living: Meditative Art Class for Expecting Mothers
In the School of Healthy Living FREE Meditative Art Class for Expecting Mothers Thursday, July 9, 2015 @ 6:30 pm Warden Hilltop Community Centre at 25 Mendelssohn St., Toronto
Join Us and Discover How Art Can Enrich Your Life and The Life of Your Baby!
How to Help Your Loved Ones with Massage at Home Interactive Lecture by Nodar Zaridze, Registered Massage Therapist (RMT), June 11, 2015 at Warden Hill Top Community Centre, 25 Mendelssohn Street, Toronto, ON, M1L 0G6
The ART of LIFECommunity Health Centre
Invites you to join us for
The School of Healthy Living event:
How to Help Your Loved Ones with Massage at Home
when: Thursday, June 11, 2015 time: 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm venue: Warden Hill Top Community Centre address: 25 Mendelssohn Street, Toronto, ON, M1L 0G6 near St Clair Ave E and Warden Ave. (Mendelssohn St and Tranter Trail) TTC Information: Travel from Warden Station.
Walk north on Warden to Roper Rd.
Walk east on Roper to the community centre. Join us for a free interactive lecture on how to do massage at home for your loved ones.
During the lecture, we will cover:
1) Why massage helps to relieve stress at all levels?
2) What kind of massage you can do for your family members"
3) Simple practical massage techniques for use in the home;
4) When is it safe to massage and when you shouldn't do massage at home and leave it to professionals?
Your presenter - Nodar Zaridze, RMT, an experienced massage therapist - will show you different massage techniques and will be happy to answer all your questions related to massage therapy.
Please come and learn how relaxation with massage may improve your family relationships! About School of Healthy Living - an interactive meet-up group dedicated to people!
We are the Art of Life! A Community Health Centre and a non-for-profit organization which strives to provide programs and resources tailored towards helping individuals, groups and communities stay connected and achieve a state of health on all levels of being.
Here you will find meet-up groups and invitations to our unique holistically designed programs, workshops, seminars and lectures geared towards health promotion, illness prevention and healing. The goal of the Art of Life is to provide loving care and compassion to all people who look to heal and improve their quality of life.
Nodar Zaridze is a highly trained and experienced registered massage therapist. He was originally educated as a massage practitioner in Europe, where he worked for my years before coming to Canada.
Nodar attended and graduated with high honours from ICT Kikkawa College in Toronto. Nodar was been registered as a massage therapist in Ontario since 2007.
Nodar has extensive experience treating sports injuries, post-surgical rehabilitation (ex. shoulders, hips, neck), post-traumatic chronic pain and special populations including expectant mothers, seniors with MS, Parkinson's Disease and ALS, and those individuals who recovering from stroke and neurodegenerative disorders.
Please come to our lecture, get an expert advice you need and connect with professionals who can help.
As an extra bonus, you will have the chance to win 5 FREE sessions of Compression Therapy!
During this educational lecture you will learn about:
[ V ] Identifying symptoms of elevated toxicity in the body.
[ V ] Natural ways to detox organs most susceptible to accumulating toxins.
[ V ] Comprehensive detox plans involving nutrition, natural supplements and state-of-the-art therapeutic equipment.
Lecturer: Liudmyla Gerus, Registered Naturopathic Doctor
Lecture will be followed by a Q and A session, as well as tea and coffee.
Experience rejuvenation for your health!
Come and win 5 FREE Compression Therapy Treatments up to $270 value!
Get a map and/or directions: The Art of Life Community Health Centre 885 Don Mills Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M3C 1V9
At the North-East corner of Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue East
Entrance to the free parking is from Gervais Drive via Wynford Drive
Taking public transit?
Take
the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line to the Eglinton station and
transfer to the Eglinton East (route 34) bus. Get off at Don Mills Road.
Or,
take the Bloor-Danforth subway line to the Pape station and transfer to
the Don Mills (route 25) bus. Get off at Wynford Drive.
Screenshot: Natural Detoxification The Art of Life Community Health Centre: School of Healthy Living
May 11-17, 2015 - Naturopathic Medicine Week
During Naturopathic Medicine Week (May 11-17, 2015) naturopathic doctors across Canada will be teaching members of their community about the value of naturopathic medicine, healthy living and disease prevention.
Join naturopathic doctors in your area for free events and meet & greet sessions held at local book stores, community hubs and health clinics. Topics will include: a naturopathic doctor’s approach to stress, eating for energy and health, pregnancy, peri-menopause, digestive issues, and the benefits of naturopathic medicine.
A big thank you to all performers and supporters for being a part of the Youth for Kids Classical Music Charity Concert!
The Art of Life Community Health Centre, together with young, talented performers Charlotte Alexander, Evelina Zoubareva, Martina Myskohlid, Artun Miskciyan, Jessika Nunes and Jonathan Poenn proudly presented a Classical Music Charity Concert: Youth for Kids: Classical Music for All Ages on March 14, 2015 at the Lawrence Park Community Church, in support of programs aimed at nurturing the creative potential of kids.
Poster: Youth for Kids: Classical Music Charity Concert
The ART of LIFE Community Health Center,
together with Young Canadian Artists
proudly present
Classical Music Charity Concert for All Ages
in support of programs aimed at nurturing the creative potential of kids
Youth for Kids
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Time: 7:00 pm
Where: Lawrence Park Community Church Location: 2180 Bayview Avenue
[South of Lawrence], Toronto, Ontario M4N 3K7 Directions:Traveling by car Traveling by TTC: Take the
subway to Lawrence station and catch bus #124 eastbound on Lawrence Ave.
to Bayview Ave. The church is less than a 10 minute bus ride from the
subway station. Parking: Lawrence Park Church has ample parking located both immediately south of the church.
Youth for Kids: Classical Music Charity Concert
Youth for Kids: Classical Music for All Ages
Did you ever find yourself seating at Roy Thomson Hall, enjoying a
spectacular classical performance thinking about how you would later try
with mere words to convey something so remarkable and inexpressible?
How you wished then to share this inspirational moment with your
children, friends and family... especially, the children, so that the
next generation would be just as inspired as you were at that moment.
Inspired to live, to create, to reach for something greater... Have you
ever wondered about how it all started for those remarkable talents that
pull thousands of people into a massive hall magically transformed by
their music? It started with the little decisions you and I make every
day: a smile, a word of encouragement, even mere presence.
“Youth for Kids” is a Classical Music Charity Concert, hosted by the Art of Life Community Health Centre, featuring young talents who may one day transform entire music halls into harmony. Wouldn't you want to see how it all started?
The performance will feature young talented students of Faculty of Music from the University of Toronto: Martina Myskohlid (Soprano), Artun Miskciyan (Piano), Jessica Nunes (Clarinet), Jonathan Poenn (Cello), Charlotte Alexander (French Horn), and Evelina Zoubareva (Soprano).
RICHARD STRAUSS (1864 – 1949) Horn Concerto No. 1 in E-Flat major, op. 11, 1-st movement
GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL (1685 – 1759) “How beautiful are the feet”
GEORGE FRIDERIC HANDEL (1685 – 1759) “Come Unto Him”
ALESSANDRO SCARLATTI (1660 -1725) “Gia il sole dal gange”
WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756 – 1791) “Ridente la calma”
LUDWIG van BEETHOVEN (1770 – 1827) Sonata No. 27 in E minor, Op. 90
FRANZ PETER SCHUBERT (1797 - 1828) “Die forelle”
FRANZ PETER SCHUBERT (1797 - 1828) “Ave Maria”
SERGEI RACHMANINOFF (1873 – 1943) Moment Musicaux in E minor, Op. 16, No. 4
ALEXANDER GLAZUNOV (1865 - 1936) Reveries Op. 24
FREDERIC CHOPIN (1810 – 1849) Scherzo in B-Flat minor, Op. 31 No. 2
GABRIEL FAURE (1845 – 1924) “Le Secret”
GABRIEL FAURE (1845 – 1924) “Le Papillon et la Fleur”
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS (1872 – 1958) “The New Ghost”
AARON COPLAND (1900 – 1990) Laurie’s Song
Heinrich Sutermeister (1910 – 1995) Capriccio for solo clarinet
ERNEST BLOCH (1880 – 1959) "From Jewish Life"
ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK (1854 – 1921) “The Evening Prayer”
The Art of Life is an non-for-profit organization devoted to the creative realization of children. Whether it's music, art or dance, we offer programs that continuously evolve to serve the needs of children.
Become Part of the Youth Inspiring Kids Circle to:
Learn and Grow;
Follow Their Dreams;
Work Together;
Be Creative;
Look for Meaning;
School of Healthy Living: Natural Methods for Treating Diabetes
The Art of Life Open House March 19, 2015 Lecture by Liudmyla Gerus, ND, Registered Naturopathic Doctor and Ali Aminlari, RPT, MSc, Registered Physiotherapist
The ART of LIFE Community Health Centre
Invites you to attend our
Open House
Cure Diabetes with Natural and Physiotherapy Treatments Benefits of Natural Medicine and Physiotherapy Integration in Diabetes Prevention and Control
During this educational lecture you will learn about:
[ V ] Diabetes Mellitus and its types.
[ V ] Proper nutrition to reach optimal blood glucose levels.
[ V ] Key herbs and supplements for diabetes prevention and control.
[ V ] Essential role of physiotherapy for management of vascular problems due to diabetes complications.
Lecturers: Liudmyla Gerus, Registered Naturopathic Doctor Ali Aminlari, Registered Physiotherapist, M.Sc.
There is a solution to your problem!
Come and win 5 FREE Compression Therapy Treatments up to $270 value!
...Thank you very much for taking me with your wide open arms. Your treatment is amazing with love and tender care, it changed my life and family thinking.
The relationship with staff and client is richly blessed. This is my second home of comfort care and happiness. I can’t ever find a place like this in Toronto. The Art of Life is real life.
Thank you.
Mary C.
...I wanted to let you know that sound wave treatment I received worked beautifully, I noticed that in February I was pain free after 2 years of limping.
