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PUBLI SHED FEBRUARY 20, 2011
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Taking control after a diabetes diagnosis.
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Recipes for a healthy feast
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Get moving for a more vibrant life.
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BY EMI LY HUBBELL
Until a year ago, Dominquita Corizs life was
punctuated by turmoil. She had suffered the loss of
a close family member, was losing the fight against
diabetes and admits, I was depressed real bad.
Medications shaped her daily life. In the decades that
followed her diabetes diagnosis, the disease progressed
until she was prescribed as many as seven medications
simultaneously, plus insulin, just to keep the diabetes in
check. Her body was in so much pain that she couldnt
travel the short distance to pick up the pills she needed to
survive.
But that was a different Dominquita Coriz.
About a year ago, the Kewa Pueblo woman was
referred to Love Your Heart, the tribes cardiovascular
health program for people with diabetes. Health
administrators helped her skim the unhealthy stuff from
her diet and encouraged regular exercise. She said it was
a drastic change from her routine of years.
Before, I ate anything, whatever I wanted. I liked
the fried things fried potatoes, fried meat. Now its the
green stuff, Coriz said.
NATALIE GUILLN
Jackie Bird (center) joins more than 40 women in a Zumba class at Kewa Pueblo. As part of an initiative to help curb Type 2 diabetes among its population,
Kewa Pueblo (formerly Santo Domingo) has started Zumba classes. Bird was born and raised on Kewa Pueblo and has lived there all her life.
Changing direction
Exercise, diet fixes and determination can turn diabetes diagnosis around
But the results have been just as drastic as the lifestyle
changes. Its clear from the way she describes her days
now, one year after she implemented diet and exercise
changes to manage her diabetes.
She uses words such as flexibility and control to
describe her life. She walks, bikes and uses the treadmill.
She can pick up her own diabetes medications.
Now in her 50s, Coriz cant remember a time when she
felt more optimistic about her health and her diabetes.
Im down to three medications and insulin now, she
said. And Im not scared of the doctor.
The severity
Health administrators at Kewa Pueblo have seen their
share of tribe members develop Type 2 diabetes. And not
all of them are success stories like Coriz.
Diabetes is so pervasive that the pueblo has acquired
its own dialysis center to help treat sufferers. Kewa also
recently purchased a hyperbaric chamber, which is used
to help prevent amputations a too-routine side effect
for many with advanced-stage diabetes.
LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO
Donna Hall, Institute for American Indian Arts student, prepares a healthy dinner at her home. She changed her familys diet to avoid diabetes.
LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO
Nationwide, about 7.8 percent of Americans have been
diagnosed with diabetes, according to 2007 numbers
from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
That number is about 7.5 percent in New Mexico and
4.8 percent in Santa Fe County, according to the states
Department of Health. Diabetes was the sixth-leading
cause of death in New Mexico in 2009.
But diabetes hits Native Americans and Alaska
Natives especially hard particularly Type 2. Their
rate of diagnosed diabetes hovers around 16.3 percent
making them 2.2 times more likely than non-Hispanic
whites to have the condition. An additional 30 percent
have pre-diabetes.
Department of Health statistics show diagnoses of
diabetes among Native Americans aged 20-29 jumped
58 percent from 1990 to 1998. And Kewa Pueblo isnt
immune to this trend.
According to Jan Atencio, director of Kewas health
programs, diabetes affects some 15 percent of its 4,913
people. Further, she believes that number could be about
a percent higher if she factors in people who have not
been diagnosed or who receive treatment outside of
Indian Health Service. The number of those diagnosed has
increased by 3.5 percent since 2006.
Im concerned at how the rate has increased. To other
people it might not be a lot, but to us, its huge. Its a huge
climb in the wrong direction, Atencio said.
In such a community-based culture, one family
member with diabetes has a negative effect on the entire
group, she said.
Ray Tafoya, tribal programs administrator, said that
dietary restrictions of those with diabetes put a strain on
cultural activities, especially those that center on food.
Its hard to see that some of our elders or our younger
generation cant take part in our cultural activities
because of diabetes. Its sad to see it taken away from
them, he said.
Kewa has numerous programs to help those with
diabetes and to prevent others from developing it. Theres
the cardiovascular initiative that helped Coriz, and a
strong network of outreach workers who make house
visits to monitor the ill. And the pueblo recently partnered
with Johns Hopkins University to develop a community
garden meant to reintroduce traditional farming and diet
practices to the younger generation.
Tafoya and Atencio see their community becoming
more enthusiastic about the programs. Zumba classes are
more crowded. The pueblos track program energizes the
youth. And more seniors are attending support groups.
But despite the outreach and the progress, Tafoya and
Atencio are realistic about the diabetes epidemic at Kewa.
Theres a lot of misconception out there that being in
a rural setting, were not affected by Western culture,
Tafoya said. We do have regular access to those
unhealthy foods and unhealthy lifestyles that contribute to
diabetes running rampant here on the reservation.
New diets
About 40 miles from Kewa, back in Santa Fe, Native
chef Lois Ellen Frank is leading efforts to reclaim a truly
traditional Native American diet. That reclamation is
crucial because diabetes was not a problem in Native
American communities when diets were still plant-based,
said Frank, who teaches plant-based Native American
cooking classes and is completing her Ph.D. in Native
foods.
Frank says the rising number of Native Americans with
diabetes can be attributed to a colliding of cultures that
brought tribes a new diet filled with foods that can trigger
diabetes when eaten often.
When the Spanish invaded, for example, they brought
pork, beef, sheep and wheat, Frank said. Suddenly meat
and yeast breads were a part of the Native diet.
Then came the commodity-food period. According to
Frank, when tribes such as the Navajos were forcibly
removed from their land, they were given army rations
things such as yellow cheese, lard and flour. Given
those ingredients to survive, Native Americans showed
great creativity by adapting their diets, the chef said. But
the adaptations werent healthy.
They took ingredients they were familiar with and
some they werent familiar with and made all these
things, Frank said. Fry bread became the only thing they
had to eat. Its creative, but its a sometimes food.
Growing up in the Midwest, Donna Hall remembers
the commodity diet well. Her parents were the second
generation to live with those foods the flours, the
sugars, the canned meats and they became the staples
of her diet.
JANE PHILLIPS
A hyperbaric chamber such as this has been opened at Kewa Pueblo to treat
complications of diabetes.
Coming into my adult life, I started teaching my kids that,
because thats all I knew, said Hall, who moved to Santa
Fe in summer 2009 to attend the Institute of American
Indian Arts.
A few short months ago, Hall and her children were
eating a diet that she describes as something fried,
something salty, something sugary. Among them, they
went through two bags of chips per day, 6-10 pounds of
meat per week and large quantities of soda. And then
there were the meat-and-cheese loaded Indian tacos,
eaten twice each week.
When Hall saw a sign for the Food for Life Healthy
Native America Cooking Program, the programs
emphasis on a Native diet appealed to her. Although Hall
doesnt have diabetes, she saw her father develop Type 2
and wanted to help her children avoid the disease.
During the classes, she learned to adapt fry bread and
Indian taco recipes into healthier, plant-based meals. She
said the change was difficult at first. We still love our
meat and cheese, she said. But the family stuck with it.
They now are growing their own sprouts and eating
meals full of veggies and rice, thanks to cooking
demonstrations led by Frank, local instructor Rita Condon
and Dr. Neal Barnard, who revolutionized the plant-based
diet for those with diabetes.
Hall has seen improvements in her arthritis and is
experiencing less pain from her non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
And Ashley, her 11-year-old daughter, couldnt be
happier.
I thought we should be eating more healthy, she said.
And now I have more energy at school.
Caroline Trapp a longtime nurse and director
of diabetes education for the nonprofit Physicians
Committee for Responsible Medicine, which sponsored
the cooking classes said the plant-based diet the
participants learn is an effective way to prevent or
manage diabetes.
She has seen patients with Type 2 diabetes cut down
medications after switching to a diet based on plants
rather than meat. Ive seen a really effective treatment
(for diabetes) related to lifestyle. It doesnt come in a
bottle and it doesnt have to be injected. Its something we
can do for ourselves, Trapp said.
For Frank, the switch to plant-based foods is about
more than just health. She says its also a way for Native
Americans to reclaim their culture and their cuisine.
As you revitalize food, you revitalize everything thats
attached to it the songs that go with planting, the
prayers, the agricultural techniques, she said. (The
younger generation) wants to know.
Frank partners with Chef Walter Whitewater to develop
Native recipes and educational programs. For more
information about Native foods or the spring set of
diabetes cooking classes, e-mail Frank at loisphotos@
nets.com.
When tribes such as the Navajos were forcibly
removed from their land, they were given army
rations things such as yellow cheese, lard
and flour. Given those ingredients to survive,
Native Americans showed great creativity
by adapting their diets, but the adaptations
werent healthy.
LOIS ELLEN FRANK, NATIVE CHEF
COURTESY LOIS FRANK
Lois Frank partners with Chef Walter Whitewater to develop Native recipes
and educational programs.
STORY & PHOTOS BY LOI S ELLEN FRANK
This recipe is one of my favorite chile bean recipes and
was originally made for the Begay family in Pion, Ariz.,
for their family gatherings and ceremonies. I usually cook
it in a large cast-iron pot with a handle that was passed
down to me by my mother. The taste from the cast iron
makes this chile bean stew even more delicious. This
recipe is so great because you can make one recipe to
feed 6 to 8 people or you can add to it and make enough
to feed 60 to 600 people. It is a favorite at all family
and ceremonial gatherings. This recipe goes great with
tortillas, or homemade no-fry bread. It makes a hearty
meal by itself or a side to any feast.
Vegan Pion Chile Beans
(Serves 8 to 12)
1 large yellow onion, chopped
1 green bell pepper, seeded and chopped
Olive oil cooking spray to coat cast iron pot
2 cups chopped fresh Roma tomatoes or
(1) 28-ounce can whole peeled tomatoes with basil
2 1/2 cups cooked dark red kidney beans
2 1/2 cups cooked pinto beans
2 cups cooked corn kernels (fresh, frozen or canned)
3 tablespoons dried red mild chile powder
1 teaspoon salt
Heat the cast iron or soup pot over medium-high heat.
Add onions, saut for two minutes until translucent, then
add green bell peppers and saut another two minutes.
Cut each of the whole tomatoes from the can into
eight pieces (a large dice) and add them to the onions
and green bell peppers. Cook for another two minutes,
stirring constantly. Add the kidney beans, pinto beans
and the cooked corn and stir well. Bring the chile beans
to a boil, and then reduce heat to low. Stir in the dried red
chile powder and salt. Let simmer for 20 minutes, stirring
occasionally to prevent burning. Serve hot with no-fry
bread, or homemade corn or flour tortillas.
This recipe makes Indian tortilla breads that can be cooked

on a open flame grill or open flame instead of fried.
Indian No-Fry Bread
or Tortilla Bread
(Makes 12 no-fry or grilled tortilla breads)
4 cups organic unbleached or whole-wheat flour
2 tablespoons baking powder
1 teaspoon kosher salt
1-1/2 cups warm water
In a medium-size mixing bowl combine flour, baking
powder and kosher salt. Gradually stir in the water until
the dough becomes soft and pliable without sticking to
the bowl.
Knead the dough on a lightly floured cutting board or
surface for four minutes, folding the outer edges of the
dough towards the center.
Return the dough to the bowl, cover with plastic wrap,
and let rest for at least 30 minutes to allow it to rise.
Shape the dough into small-sized balls and roll out
using a rolling pin or with your hands to 1/4-inch width
on a lightly floured surface. I always use my hands, which
makes for slightly uneven round breads, but everyone
will know they were hand-made and I think it gives each
bread a little more character. Stretch or roll the dough out
FEASTING
the healthy way
HEALTH WELLNESS 13
so that it is approximately 8-to-10 inches in diameter.
Heat a cast iron skillet or open flame grill until very hot.
Place your shaped dough circle onto the hot pan or open
flame grill, and let it cook for approximately for two to
three minutes on each side until it browns then turn the
bread over and cook another two to three minutes until
bread is completely done.
If you are cooking these breads over an open flame
or on a grill, cook until the dough starts to turn golden
brown and puffs a little. Turn over and cook until both
sides have brown spots and the dough is completely
cooked.
Repeat this process with each piece of dough.
Keep warm between two clean kitchen towels. Serve
immediately with your favorite taco topping.
These breads can be used with any taco recipes or
served as bread with any meal.
This recipe is a plant-based, no-meat version of a

traditional Native green chile stew. It is delicious and
hearty, perfect for a cold winter meal.
Green Chile Stew
(Serves 6 to 8)
1/2 cup water
1 large organic onion, diced
2 teaspoons garlic, finely chopped
2 cups roasted, seeded and chopped mild
New Mexico green chiles
1/2 28 ounce can plum tomatoes with basil,
no salt added (chopped)
3 cups water
1-1/2 pounds Dutch yellow potatoes, or about 20 small
potatoes, wash and diced with skins on
1 cup organic frozen corn kernels
Salt and pepper to taste
In a cast-iron skillet over medium to high heat, heat 1/2
cup water until hot then add onion. Saut the onion for
four minutes until clear. Add garlic and saut for one
minute. Add the chopped green chiles and cook for two
minutes. Add the chopped tomatoes and cook for another
two minutes. Add the water and the potatoes and bring to
a boil.
Reduce heat and simmer on medium for 35 minutes or
until the potatoes are soft. Add the corn kernels, salt and
pepper to taste. Serve immediately.
All recipes copywright Lois Ellen Frank
BY KI M BACA
As a young man, Sam Berger, a retired corporate
and real estate attorney in Santa Fe, was fit. He
joined the Army and continued daily workouts until
law school, when he realized that he wasnt feeling
well.
I started my career and I did very little, almost nothing,
said Berger about exercise. As I got into my 40s, I
realized I was gaining weight and I was listless. I also had
a problem with my heart, which was another reason to
get into a program to maintain weight and fitness.
It took him more than 25 years, but Berger, who now
regularly plays tennis, and walks, hikes or takes Pilates,
has lost 70 pounds. And he feels 100 percent better.
Its an ongoing thing-you have to consistently have
to work out, he said. For me, Pilates has helped. Its a
really good workout. It makes you stronger. It keeps you
more limber and it keeps you looser.
Pilates is but one way to get healthy. Fitness experts
say you dont need classes or expensive equipment to get
healthy or lose weight. The key is just to get moving.
It could be as simple as doing push-ups on your desk
or sit-ups on a chair, said Raymond Kurshals, owner of
Pilates Santa Fe. Anything that you could do would be
Get moving
Exercise adds fun, health to daily routine
NATALIE GUILLN
Sam Berger works out with Raymond Kurshals at Pilates Santa Fe. Berger plays tennis, hikes and does Pilates to maintain a weight loss of 70 pounds.
beneficial. There are a plethora of books that teach office
exercises, for example. But just walking up and down
steps is fantastic.
While many people exercise to lose weight, studies
have shown that exercise has other benefits, such as
preventing or limiting osteoporosis, increasing brain
activity and improving childrens academic performance.
Another added benefit in todays busy and demanding
world: stress relief.
Its hard because we all have busy lives. We have kids
and jobs and dogs to take care of and cats to feed and
fish to feed. But you just have to make a little bit of time,
a commitment to take a little bit out of your day, said
Ted Freedman, the physical education teacher at Wood
Gormley Elementary School. If you only have 30 minutes,
go for a walk or go to the gym or do a little swimming.
Its hard, but it just takes the commitment to make
yourself a healthier and fitter person, he added. And
youll sleep better.
In the City Different, Freedman said there are a number
of great hiking and walking trails to take not only the dog
but the entirely family. He suggested making an evening
out of it. He also suggested to grab bicycles for a change
of pace. He also said Santa Fe has some great public
centers, such as the Genoveva Chavez Community Center
and the Santa Fe Community College, which both have
indoor tracks and swimming pools, to help people with
their fitness goals.
If youre a beginner, you want to get with someone
who knows what they are doing so they can ease you
into the sport you want to get involved in and they could
ease you into so you wont get injured. Or you can meet
like-minded people trying to do the same thing you are,
advised Freedman, who organizes an annual fundraising
community run for his schools physical education
program.
Other lower-impact sports, such as Pilates and Tai Chi,
also are good for keeping fit.
Michael DeMarco, a 40-year veteran Tai Chi instructor,
said most people think Tai Chi just involves long, slow
movement.
But thats only one form of Tai Chi, he said. As a
physical exercise its very good. Its like a moving art form.
On top of that, its creating something and its fun. And
NATALIE GUILLN
Raymond Kurshals assists Sam Berger during one of his regular Pilates sessions.
BY MI CHAEL A. DEMARCO
When it comes to nurturing and maintaining health,
many Santa Feans seek an appropriate exercise method
that fits their own physical and mental makeup. If you
are considering Tai Chi Chuan as an exercise, then it is
important to become familiar with its fundamental theory
and practice.
Its very name indicates that Tai Chi Chaun is a boxing
system. Through its development as a combative art,
leading practitioners gained profound insights into the
human condition. They sought perfection in natural
movement, uninhibited by faulty techniques or disruptive
emotions.
Tai Chi proved its worth for physical fitness through
the centuries, conditioning master fighters for peak
performance. Fortunately, a branch of Tai Chi evolved into
a holistic exercise system to be shared with the general
population. Rather than focus on the combative elements,
its health benefits and spiritually nurturing aspects
became the focus of instruction.
What makes Tai Chi such an extraordinary exercise? There
is a simple explanation: its practice helps remove kinks
that are present in the body, kinks that impair ones health
and invite disease.
Tai Chi looks so simple, yet it takes practice to do well:
finding a kink, trying to learn how it got there, and
repeating the movement for hours, over days and months,
until the kink dissolves. The goal is to eventually become
supple and light, yet strong.
To smooth out the kinks, a Tai Chi practitioner realizes
improvements do not simply come from time spent in
class. Tai Chi becomes part of ones daily life, putting the
principles to use in thoughts and mundane actions. If you
practice Tai Chi or another exercise formor do nothing
at all to nourish your own health I hope this article
inspires you to iron out the kinks.
DeMarco has studied martial arts for more than 40 years,
including Tai Chi in Taiwan. He has a masters of arts in Asian
Studies. His Web site is www.wingedliontaiji.com.
thats a major draw to Tai Chi its like a moving art, a
way of movement that involves your body and mind that
becomes fun and interesting. Its never boring, that can
keep you with it. Its like learning how to paint or playing
piano. You grow with practice.
To lose weight, however, working the heart is key.
Fitness experts say cardiovascular workouts will help with
weight loss, but suggest going to a practitioner to find out
what type of exercise is right for you. They also suggest
changing your diet and lowering your caloric intact.
When Sam Berger made the decision to take charge of
his health, he cut out fatty foods and lots of red meat and
added fish and more vegetables. He also started working
out with friends for support but later went to a trainer
who pushed him to run flights of stairs, among other fat-
burning workouts.
I dont starve myself. I eat straight meals and I cut
the portions down, but I dont overeat, Berger said. I
stopped snacking at night, gave up the ice cream and
cookies at night. That was huge.
Its a discipline and it doesnt happen overnight,
he added. You have to work on it. Once you get into
it, it becomes part of your life. You just do it and it
automatically becomes part of your life.
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Family Medicine 505.988.1232
433 St. Michaels Dr.
Santa Fe, NM 87505
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Santa Fe, NM 87501
PEDIATRIC CARE
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2025 S. Galisteo
Santa Fe, NM 87505
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Exceptional Medicine,
Extraordinary Care,
Every Person, Every Day
BY ART LATHAM
The economy might be down, but Santa Fe is home
to several establishments that can boost your
chances of decent employment during the ongoing
recession and beyond.
Santa Feans can pursue health care career training from
emergency medical technology and nursing to acupuncture
or massage therapy, all without leaving town.
Health care support also called allied health is a
career field with plentiful jobs and more expected as Baby
Boomers age. The training/classroom loads are rigorous,
but the payoffs in personal satisfaction and a respectable
salary, depending on your job location and specialty
niche, seem commensurate.
Recognizing the state and community need for such
services, Santa Fe Community Colleges School of Health
and Sciences recently took a giant step forward. The
colleges new 48,000-square-foot, $15.7 million wings
seem more like a teaching hospital than a community
college campus: new nursing and biology labs, a dental
lab, as well as a dental clinic run by La Familia Medical
Center and an Emergency Medical Services Institute lab.
The idea is to have a health careers training site for all
of Northern New Mexico, said Dr. Julie Good, School of
Health and Sciences dean. We offer two-year associate
HEALTH-WISE CAREERS
Following a healing path is no problem in Santa Fe
LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO
Janie Milner, assistant biology professor, works with students Rayette Quintana, left, and Andrea Alano, as they learn parts of the skull during an anatomy and
physiology lab at the School of Health and Sciences at the Santa Fe Community College.
degrees plus certificate programs as short as seven months.
We have to be one-stop shops, she said. So from the
time you apply until the time you graduate, you can get all
your courses here.
First, of course, a student might need to complete a few
prerequisites, the previous coursework or life experience
that educational institutions require for certain programs.
Those vary from college to college and from major to
major. See a campus academic adviser to obtain reliable,
current information. For those short in the prerequisite
department, community college science courses can
provide the necessary background for biological/physical
science programs, other Allied Health programs and even
lab electives for non-science majors.
For example, nursing students compose 105 of our 400
declared majors, Good said. But not everybody with the
intention of majoring in nursing will get into the program.
So theyre getting prerequisites, then theyll apply.
A few students need developmental help, especially
in science and math, and there is a touch of science and
math in all health programs, she said.
At the Emergency Medical Services Institute, students
are trained to handle emergencies and then go out to help
their neighbors. Many students are local; they train here,
they go to work here, said Eve Kwiatkowski, Emergency
Medical Services Institute director.
A major drawing card for Santa Fe Community College
are the new simulation labs, complete with realistic, but
non-human patients that can breathe, excrete, even talk
with a microchips help and a central control viewing room.
Its basically a giant movie set, and you approach
it with a suspension of disbelief, said Kwiatkowski.
We let the students fly without a safety net. If they do
it wrong, its not a mistake, its a learning opportunity.
We prepare students for a once-in-a-lifetime medical
situation for instance, a breech birth in Raton. You may
only encounter it once, but when you do, youd better be
prepared.
Recent EMT graduate Bob Sorenson is a former
DuPont employee, now on his third retirement. He
taught introduction to health-care careers for six years
at Santa Fes Capital High School, in conjunction with
the community college. That entitles him to a unique
perspective on the program.
The high school students enrolled in the program
came back and raved about the all the things they were
learning, that it was hands-on, Sorenson said. I thought
Id go out and check it out to see if it was as good as they
were saying. It was better.
The program is rigorous and you better know what
youre doing. The quizzes have 150 questions and they
also push critical thinking. Theyre preparing you to go
out with the ambulance, he said.
If youre not interested in emergency medicine, nursing
or dental hygiene, Santa Fes holistic health care training
centers offer other paths to healing.
Southwest Acupuncture College occupies a new two-
story building across Galisteo Street from Christus St.
Vincent Regional Medical Center. Its graced with a 25x20-
foot koi pond, blonde wood, Asian wall hangings and
other treasures, including a clock with Chinese numerals.
The college, which offers a masters degree in oriental
medicine, Chinese medical theory, and related classes,
also has branches in Boulder and Albuquerque.
It accepts applicants in good standing at least 20 years
of age with evidence that their personal credentials
and intellectual skills are of such quality as to predict a
high rate of success in the study and practice of Oriental
medicine, and a well-rounded academic background,
combined with a passion to learn this medicine,
according to the college website.
LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO
Anita Corrales studies the human skeleton during an anatomy and
physiology lab.
Also required: at least 60 semester or 90 quarter pre-
admission credits of general undergraduate education
from an accredited college. The college also encourages
an additional 90 semester hours of human anatomy and
physiology and 45 hours of general human biology.
Scherer Institute, at the often-bustling corner of Siler
Road and Agua Fra Street, occupies part of a post-
industrial gym-like commercial strip. But inside, its calm
and comfortable.
We couldnt believe how well things went this year,
said Scherer co-owner Cathy Black. We have room for
more students, but its still better than it was two to three
years ago. Weve made our scheduling more available to
people and they can mix and match courses. We put new
things in place and the key to success the last few years
was to be so flexible.
Asked if there might be a surfeit of massage therapists
in Santa Fe, director Lonnie Howards said, The field is
getting crowded. But if theyre really good, they can make
a niche for themselves.
Ken Wilhelm, water quality specialist for San Ildefonso
Pueblo, is one of those niche-carvers.
I always had a passion for massage, he said. I kept
telling myself that someday Id learn it, and some day was
here. I had to make it happen.
He did.
Wilhelm, who holds a bachelor of science from the
University of Cincinnati and a master of science from
Murray State University, graduates from the 700-hour
program this February. Hell start connective tissue
classes in the spring.
He advises potential students to shop around, go to the
open houses, meet the teachers, talk with the grads. Every
school has its own personality; not necessarily that one is
better than the others, but one may be a better fit for you.
Stephanie Nolan, whose undergraduate degree
was in plant and soil science, is also certified in rapid
eye technology. Shes studying for massage therapy
certification at Scherer.
Nolan, like Wilhelm, advises potential students to start
with a list of things that really excite you, make you
happy. If youve already decided you want to go into body
NATALIE GUILLN
Local alternative medicine provider Mandela Medicine recently held a blessing ceremony, complete with monks fromthe Drepung Loseling Monastery in Santa Fe.
or healing work, then create questions based on that, so
when you interview with a school, youll have a good idea
if it would be a good fit.
At the New Mexico Academy of Healing Arts, 501
Franklin Ave., Genie Weber-Stevens, the academys
executive director, said, I think the days of having to
justify alternative healing are over. We have some of the
most sophisticated healing arts education you can find.
Lisa Bauer, originally from Chicago, is an advanced
student certified in polarity, who is working now on
massage certification at the Academy of Healing Arts.
This is really an eclectic school, she said. Some have
a signature or certain style. Here, they help us to realize
our own style, help us to broaden out. All these options
help fuel the creativity you need to work. The future
for students lies in having enough clinic work and with
intuition, being able to treat each person, as needed.
People come here from all over the world to get
healed, Bauer said. There is such a large pool of
excellent healers in Santa Fe, and they dont overcharge. I
think I could stay here and finally make a living.
CLYDE MUELLER
Capital High student Gabe Ashbaugh began exploring a health career early.
Here he takes part in a forensics assignment.
Details
SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND SCIENCES
Santa Fe Community College
www.sfcc.edu/school_of_health_and_sciences
Contact: Lisa Rogers, 505-428-1183 or lisa.rogers@sfcc.edu
Tuition: In-state, in-district: $36 per credit hour, $32 per hour early registration
Fees: $3.40 to $3.80 per credit hour, student government fee $1 per credit hour
Estimated per semester cost for 15 semester hours would be about $612.
Other fees may apply.
DEPARTMENT OF DENTAL HEALTH
www.sfcc.edu/departments/dental
Contact: Dr. Aamna Nayyar, 505-428-1258, aamna.nayyar@sfcc.edu.
DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES INSTITUTE
www.sfcc.edu/departments/emergency_medical_services
Contact: Eve Kwiatkowski, program director, 505-428-1820, emsi@sfcc.edu
Programs: First responder; EMT basic, intermediate and paramedic; CPR/first aid.
Certificates: Basic life support, advanced life support in cardiac, pediatrics and
pre-hospital trauma; CPR for the health care provider.
DEPARTMENT OF FITNESS EDUCATION
www.sfcc.edu/departments/fitness_education
Contact: Ute Jannsen-Kerr, 505-428-1420, ute.jannsenkerr@sfcc.edu
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING EDUCATION
www.sfcc.edu/departments/nursing
Contact: 505-428-1323, or nursinged@sfcc.edu
DEPARTMENT OF RESPIRATORY CARE
www.sfcc.edu/programs/respiratory_therapy
Contact: 505-428-1754 or respiratoryinfo@sfcc.edu.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCES: ASTRONOMY, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY,
GEOLOGY AND PHYSICS
www.sfcc.edu/departments/science
Contact: Janie Milner, 505-428-1307
NEW MEXICO ACADEMY OF HEALING ARTS
501 Franklin Ave.
www.nmhealingarts.org /
Contact: Keri Lee Taylor, school administrator, 505-982-6271, ext. 221, rec@
nmhealingarts.org
Tuition: 250-hour polarity foundation $2,495; 700-hour massage foundation or polarity,
$6,995; 1,000-hour dual (massage and polarity) $10,995
SCHERER INSTITUTE OF NATURAL HEALING
1091-A Siler Road
www.schererinstitute.com/
Contact: Lonnie Howard, director, 505-982-8398 or toll-free: 1-866-505-2006,
or info@schererinstitute.com
Tuition: one semester, $7,500 plus taxes of $495, plus books, an estimated $475.
Graduate certification courses range from $1,400 for 100 hours to $4,200 for 300 hours.
SOUTHWEST ACUPUNCTURE COLLEGE
a graduate school of acupuncture, Santa Fe branch, 1622 Galisteo St.,
www.acupuncturecollege.edu/locations.html
Contact: Latricia McKosky, campus director, 505-438-8884
Tuition: Fulltime masters degree program (Oriental Medicine), $16 per semester hour for
3,045 hours, or $48,720. Additional fees include deposit, books and supplies.
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Health care in Santa Fe is becoming more state-of-
the-art after recent changes at Christus St. Vincent
Regional Medical Center.
Its very exciting to introduce endoscopic ultrasounds, a
new state-of-the-art procedure to Northern New Mexico at
Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center. Its a service
which wasnt available before, said Dr. Alejandra Castillo-
Roth, chair of the GI Council at the hospital. Previously,
patients who need such ultrasounds were being sent to
Colorado and Arizona, and
also to UNM, which could
not meet the demand of so
many patients. And its been
a busy start from the very
beginning am happy to be
able to provide this service
for the community in the
place I want to live, Castillo-
Roth said.
The more we diversify our
services at the hospital, the
better, Castillo-Roth said.
It is very nice to be able to
provide these services here in
one area so that patients do
not need to travel far the get these procedures done.
The advanced endoscopic procedure, which allows
the physician to examine beyond the walls of the
gastrointestinal tract, provides information on critical
areas beyond the lining of the gastrointestinal tract: the
pancreas, biliary ducts, spleen, liver, blood vessels, lymph
nodes. It is an investigative procedure that can help
diagnose diseases such as pancreatic cancer, pancreatitus,
biliary stones, cancerous tumors, as well as rectal or
esophageal cancers, critical findings a basic colonoscopy
may not detect.
Originally from Venezuela, Castillo-Roth says she feels
at home in Santa Fe.
One thing I love about Santa Fe is its big Hispanic
heritage, which is also my heritage, too, she said. Being
bilingual in Spanish and English is very helpful in dealing
with the diverse population of patients in Northern New
Mexico.
Castillo-Roth has been in the United States for 10 years.
Before her appointment at Christus, Castillo-Roth served
as advanced endoscopy fellow and junior faculty member
in the Division of Gastroenterology at Duke University
Medical Center.
Although the ultrasound procedures are already being
performed, the hospital plans to have the new Digestive
Health Center completed by mid-to-late April, 2011,
providing a new home for the top-of-the-line equipment
currently in use.
In addition to the new facility dedicated to endoscopic
ultrasound, the hospital recently has relocated and
remodeled the Sleep Center inside the Sports Medicine
Center directly across from the hospitals lower level, a
move that is sure to provide advancement in the field of
sleep study.
Other new developments at the hospital:
In response to an increase in the number of whooping
cough cases in New Mexico and across the country, the
hospital has begun a rigorous pertussis study developed
by Christus St. Vincent Womens Services Department as
part of a pilot program with the New Mexico Department
of Health. The study group will be administrating 3,000
doses of TDap to immunize the following risk groups:
Labor delivery and staff, mothers of newborns, and
primary and significant caregivers of newborns.
The hospital lobby has also been renovated and
remodeled. This was a concerted effort by the hospital to
use building and decorative materials such as stones and
soft colors that are inviting and comforting. In addition to
lightening up the area overall, the lobby now has more
space to ensure a bigger, more inviting area where visitors
can take a break from the hospital floors in order to relax
and regroup. The lobby is also equipped with free Wi-Fi
access as well, so visitors can use their waiting time to
access the internet.
Details
Contact the medical center at 983-3361 or send an email
to ContactUs@stvin.org.
Cutting edge
St. Vincent introduces latest endoscopic procedures
The remodeled lobby is one change at Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical
Center.
Dr. Alejandra Castillo-Roth
505.583.2233
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to our secluded refuge. Relax with a massage or body treatment infused with locally grown herbs. Rejuvenate in our
soothing waters. Hike and bike through acres of stunning high desert and riverside trails. Stay the night in one
of our enchanting suites or charming cottages and dine in the Artesian Restaurant.
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FIQUET HANNA DUCKWORTH D.O.M.
1510 St. Francis Drive
505-982-9626
Integrative Oriental Medicine
Japanese Acupuncture Kototama Tradition
Comprehensive Healthcare
for the Whole Family
Allergies Anxiety & Stress Arthritis Asthma Diabetes
Insulin Resistance Weight Loss Infertility/IVF Protocol
Menopause & Perimenopause Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Prostate Issues Stop Smoking Vertigo Auto Immune Diseases
Hard to Treat Illnesses Auto & Sports Injuries
Pain & Trauma Management Side Efects of Cancer Treatments
Most Major
Insurances
Accepted
Alix Bjorklund, DOM
2019 Galisteo St.
930-1742
Daniel Bruce, DOM
1301 S. St. Francis Drive
988-5106
Calle Medico
Massage Therapy
1751 Calle Medico
989-7490
Annie Campbell
320 Don Fernando Road
216-1676
Katherine Carpenter, DOM
992-3393
Kerrilyn Chew, DOM
Blue Lotus Integrated
Healing Arts
1532 C Cerrillos Road
986-9109
Christina Claude, DOM, LMT
East Gate Accupuncture
and Massage
930-8462
Fiquet Hanna Duckworth,
DOM
982-9626
Linda Durante, DOM
826 Camino del Monte Rey
Suite B-2
820-7014
Jade Easton, DOM
2585 Avenida de Isidro
983-9133
Walter Eddy, DOM
2019 Galisteo St. Suite G-4
986-1058
Donald and Leah Fineberg,
DOM
200 W. DeVargas Ave. Suite 5
983-5387
Elizabeth Fiset, DOM
438-4308
Mahnchi Foung
1701 Santa Fe River Road
988-2316
Flying Dog Massage
Monika Perlstein, LMT
690-4966
Sharada Hall, DOM
Ayurveda, Acupunture and
Herbal Medicine
110 Delgado St. Suite D
982-4183
John Handwerk, DOM
1532C Cerrillos Road
920-8977
Jason and Linda Hao,
DOMs
2019 Galisteo St. Suite C-1
986-0542
GRD Health Center
1505 Llano
Santa Fe
984-3034
Espaola, 505-753-3369
Barbara Higgins, DOM
2074 Galisteo St. B-1
988-7350
The Integrated Holistic
Healing Center
826 Camino De Monte Rey
Suite B-2
424-9527
Acupuncture
Absolutely Therapeutic
Lee Ann McHale
577-3160
Acupuncture Collective
1225 Parkway Drive
920-8339
Be Well Therapeutic
Massage
1751 Calle Medico
989-7490
Laura Bacon, PT, CNMT
1751 Calle Medico
989-7490
Healing Arts
1532 Cerrillos Road Suite C
986-9109
Suzanne Barry, DOM
Amrita Acupuncture &
Herbology Clinic
3 Caliente Road No. 9
466-4358
Russell S. Baum, DOM
1305 Luisa St.
986-8802
Directory
Acupuncture
Allergy &Immunology
Alternative medicine
(Bodywork, massage,
naturopathic, relexology,
zone therapy)
Audiology/Hearing Aids
Cardiology (Heart)
Chiropractic
Counseling/Mental Health
Dental Health
Dermatology/Skin Care
Ear, Nose andThroat
Endocrinology/
Metabolism/Diabetes
Family/General/
Environmental
Fitness Centers/Programs
Gastroenterology
Home Health Services/
Hospices
Hospitals/Emergency/
Urgent Care/Clinics
Internal Medicine
Medical Equipment
Nursing Homes/Assisted
Living
Obstetrics/Gynecology
Occupational Health
Oncology (cancer)
Ophthalmology/
Optometry
Optical Services
Orthopedics
Pediatrics
Pet Health/wellness
Pharmacy
Physical Therapy/
Sports Medicine
Plastic Reconstructive
Surgery
Podiatry
Pulmonary
Sleep Disorder Medicine
Radiology/Imaging
Rheumatic/Arthritic
Conditions
Rehabilitation/Physical
Medicine
Spas/Salons
Surgery (General)
Travel Medicine
Urology
Other
Health&Wellness
DI RE C TORY 2011
The 2011 Health &Wellness
Directory is designed to
make fnding health care and
wellness information easier.
In addition to this
magazine, we will have the
directory online at www.
santafenewmexican.com/
wellness.
Additionally, because we
know that no directory, no
matter how comprehensive,
will include every specialty
or every practitioner, you can
use the online directory to
update or add information
about your practice.
If any information in the
directory has changed or
is incorrect, update online
as well. We want this
directory to be complete,
comprehensive and correct.
NATALIE GUILLN
Fiquet Hanna Duckworth is a two-time acupuncturist of the year.
Martha Iwaski, Ph.D., DOM
1807 Second St. Suite 47
983-7187
Steve Kahn, DOM
324 Sena St.
988-3403
Mandala Medicine
618 A Paseo de Peralta
Maya Yu, DOM
Erin Kaminker, DOM
Harrison Hook, ayurveda and
polarity therapy
David Kaminker, massage
therapy, shiatsu
Lauri Genesio, LMT, body
work, shiatsu
989-1818
Janet Padma Mandell,
DOM
1925 Aspen Drive Suite 302-B
920-4725
Mavrick Love Acupuncture
and Oriental Medicine
1348 Pacheco St.
820-1019
Mary Jo McIlhon, DOM
521 Salazar St.
984-8877
Jeffrey Meyer, DOM
3 North Chamisa Drive Suite 3
Eldorado
466-2766
Cyd Mills, DOM, LMT
444 St. Michaels Drive
982-2440
Molecular Health Care
David P. Bellows, DOM
988-4210
Mountain Spirit Integrative
Medicine
1348 Pacheco St. Suite 206
988-2449
Katsuharu Nakazono
Sharon Nakazono
1424 Luisa St. Suite 1
988-3960
NewMexico Pain
Management
Celeste and Jonas Skardis,
DOMs, DAAPM
988-5551
Juana Nieto-Rodriguez,
DOM
690-1084
Suzanne Oliva, DOM
1676 Hospital Drive
Santa Fe
510 N. Paseo de Oate
Espaola
505 699-8116 (both locations)
Sharon Orbach, DOM
473-4233
Anne Richardson, DOM
660-9413
Maureen Robins, DOM,
823 Allendale
988-1774
Santa Fe Community
Acupuncture
Marcy Newman, DOM, MPH,
RDH
231-6040
Santa Fe Soul
2905 Rodeo Park Drive East
No. 3
474-8555
Mary Spindler, DOM
914 Baca St. Suite 3
690-8855
Bettina Sellers, DOM
2725 Agua Fria St.
988-9524
James A. Sleeper, DOM
1418 Luisa St.
982-1249
Southwest Acupuncture
Clinic
1622 Galisteo St.
438-8880
Sunflower Wellness Center
Emily Franklin, DOM
8201860
Michael Link Tate, DOM,
MA
1043 Don Diego Ave.
983-1386
BrandonTaylor, DOM
1348 Pacheco St. Suite 206
988-2429
JonathanTrapp DOM
982-0679
EhrlandTruitt, DOM
820-8786
Gail Vivino, DOM
988-7121
Nicole Wheeler, DOM, PT
2019 Galisteo St. Suite L1
988-9509
Lisa Wilson, DOM
989-4038
Julie von Erffa DOM
55 Camino Peralta
473-7654
YangYan, DOM, M.D.,
Kezhuang Chao, DOM
2801 Rodeo Road Suite F
438-7178
Allergy &
Immunology
Allergy Partners of New
Mexico
James Sussman DO
Yvette Fields PA-C
1651 Galisteo St. No. 8
820-9870
Los Alamos Medical Care
Center
Richard W. Honsinger, MD
Philip C. Jackson, MD
James Ziomek, MD
3917 West Road Suite 150
Los Alamos
982-7533
Santa Fe Center for Allergy
and Environmental
Medicine
W.A. Shrader, MD
141 Paseo de Peralta
983-8890
Alternative
Medicine (including
bodywork, massage,
naturopathic, reflexology,
zone therapy, homeopathic)
Absolute Nirvana
Alternative Medicine
106 Faithway St.
983-7942
Affordable Massage
1503 Llano St. Suite B
660-5471
Aleah Ames
Certified Clinical
Hypnotherapist
660-3600
Angel Hands Bodywork
430 Alta Vista St. Suite No. 1
920-7024
Margo Bachman, MA,
RYT500, LMT
Certified Ayurvedic
practitioner
670-4506
Barbara Ehrlich Spa
Services
369 Montezuma Ave.
989-7572
Healing Arts
Theresa Martell, LMT
Kerri Lynn Chew, DOM
Julie Pershin, DOM
John Handwerk, DOM
1532 Cerrrillos Road Suite C
986-9109
Body Inc.
333 W. Cordova Road
986-0362
Victoria Buckingham, GCFP
Aspen Bodywork Center
Feldenkrais Method
1925 Aspen Drive 801B
690-0763
Steven de Gennaro, LMT
670-8353
Downtown Day Spa
614 Agua Fra St.
986-0113
Eldorado Medical Massage
2 Chamisa Drive North
Suite C
577-2480
El Gancho Spa
104 Old Las Vegas Highway
988-5000
Elisabeth Farley
Alternative Medicine
820-2986
Rita Gallegos, LMT
690-4460
Kathleen Guiles, RN, LMT
660-6300
989-7635
John Paul Goodman, LMT,
Certified Rolfer
Suite B
670-2538
Hawaiian Massage Mastery
Lori Armagost
470-1684
High Desert Health Care
and Massage
Tracy L. Conrad, DOM, LMT
644 Paseo de Peralta Ave.
984-8830
John Holden, Shamanic
healer
984-8733
Harrison Hook
Bodywork
Mandela Medicine Center
795-8567
Health &Wellness DI RECTORY 2011
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699-1359
High Desert Health Care
and Massage
699-6468, 984-8830
Ursula Hofer
Ortho/Bionomy
2019 Galisteo St. M3
984-1719
Inner Workings
Katherine Ni Keefe, RPP, LMT
988-5544
Kiki Jadus, LMT
992-1481
Harijot Singh Khalsa
1500 Fifth St. Suite 13
983-3003
Beverly Kune, LMT, LPCC
988-4816
Allison Lasky, LMT
Body work
1504 B S. St. Francis Drive
984-8733
Light & Love
Naturopathic Center
Deborah Sie, NMD
Justin Hoffman, NMD, DOM
1045 W. Don Diego Ave.
955-9919
Diana Lightmoon, LPCC,
LMT
577-4607
Massage Envy
3490 Zafarano Drive Suite 8
471-3689
Massage Excellence
117 Bob St.
989-3902
Mist Skin Care
1012 Marquez Place No. 404
986-1356
NewMexico Academy of
Healing Arts
501 Franklin Ave.
982-6271
Oasis Massage Therapy
Leah Swartz
690-8035
Ojo Caliente Mineral
Springs Spa
1-800-222-9162
Nu Aveda Salon Spa
3545 Zafarano Drive Unit B
424-8616
Michelle Pascale, LMT
2074 Galisteo St. Suite B1
690-9835
Physical Therapy Plus
Suite A 201
982-5629
Lee Pickett, LMT
920-8124
Vera Povolna
Rolfing structural integration
660-0146
Jackie Radis
No. 3
474-8555
Elizabeth Rimann
Certified Rolfer
1704 Lena St.
982-5868
Mauro Rivera
1 Altura Drive
920-7024
Rosen Method Bodywork
Meg Gallagher, LMT
989-3654
Cameron Pauline Hough, LMT
988-2602
Sabra
Homeopathic practitioner
424-6240, after noon
Santa Fe Soul Health
& Healing Center
474-8555
Santa Fe Massage Inc.
Spa @ Hotel Santa Fe
955-7844
Spa @La Fonda
986-8466
Santa Fe Soul Health &
Healing
Bldg. 3
474-8555
Scherer Institute
of Natural Healing
1091 Siler Road
982-8398
Sabina Schulze, MA, LMT
110 Delgado St. Suite D
982-4183
Mary Spindler
914 Baca St. Suite 3
690-8855
Julie Strassburger
Massage
lymph drainage therapy
820-2020
Sunrise Springs Spa
Sadamhi
242 Los Pinos Road
471-3600
TenThousandWaves
3451 Hyde Park Road
982-9304
Nina Twombly
1008 Mountain Road
802-272-6504
Utopia Massage
101 W. Marcy St. Suite 205 B
501-1101
Body Wisdom
Marcia Valdez
501-1247
Rebecca L. Welling, DOM
Body Therapy Center
113 W. Zia Road
992-0412
Wellness Coaching &
Nutrition Counseling
Laura Dudley, RD, LD, CWC
877-744-3356 ext. 7135
Whole Being Enhancement
St Michaels
Professional Center
444 St Michaels Drive
982-2440
Marty Noss Wilder, RPP,
LMT
Aspen Bodywork Center
1925 Aspen Drive 801B
920-3037
Audiology/Hearing
Aids
Advanced Hearing Clinics
986-9108
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
546B N. Guadalupe St.
DeVargas Center
988-3330
Premier Hearing Center
1651 Galisteo St. Suite 7
988-4327
Sandia Hearing Aids
Santa Fe Place Center
4250 Cerrillos Road
988-1984
Sound Point Audiology &
Hearing
988-9818
Cardiology
Heart Hospital
of NewMexico
504 Elm St. N.E.
Albuquerque
505-724-2000
NewMexico Heart Institute
2085 S. Pacheco St.
984-8012
Chiropractic
AllCare Physical Therapy
326 McKenzie St.
982-1499
Alignment of Life Inc.
Bobbie Perea, DOM
444 St. Michaels Drive Suite B
982-2440
Back in Action Chiropractic
BrianT. Short, DC
St Francis Professional Center
1444 St Francis Drive Suite C.
660-2080
Back to Health Chiropractic
Chaz Schatzle, D.C.
690-4057
Susan Bright, DC
984-1222
Wendy Carter, DC
2948 S. Richards Ave.
424-9114
LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO
Anesthesiologist Michael Hietmaneck, (left), and Brandon Gonzales, 17, from Monte Del Sol,
check Tedd E. Bears chart as part of Christus St. Vincents Regional Medical Center program
designed to guide young students toward a career in medicine.
Focusing on
Quality
Morgan
Family Dentistry
505.988.4119
1442 S. St. Francis Dr. Suite G Santa Fe
www.morganfamilydentistry.net
Connerly Chiropractic,
Physical Medical Group
1892 Plaza del Sur Drive
988-8017
Michael Crawford, DC
Santa Fe Pain Center
11 Calle Medico Suite 3
983-3037
Eclectic Medical Care
Michael Nunnally, DC
1482 A St. Francis Drive
982-7339
Family Chiropractic
Center of Santa Fe
Stephen Perlstein, DC, APC
2019 Galisteo Suite M6
984-0006
Michele Flynn, DC
11 Calle Medico No. 6
466-1090
Rick J. Gregory DC
1300 Luisa St.
988-4821
Ernest Gutierrez, DC
1751 Old Pecos Trail Suite H
988-4829
Hazen Chiropractic
Health Center
2932 Richards Ave.
473-0000
Vito Hemphill, DC
1609-B Don Gaspar Ave.
982-6665
B. Calico Hickey
Chiropractor
714 Calle Grillo
984-0972
Guruchander Khalsa, DC
1505 Llano St.
984-3034
Kevin Kopriva
1002 Paseo de la Cuma
982-2553
Life Enhancement
Chiropractic
Wendy Feldman, DC
310-5810
Loving Hands Wellness
Center
Sydele Feldman
401 Alejandro St.
995-8851
Rae Lunden, DC
1925 Aspen Drive
474-3422
Morgan Chiropractic
Mark Morgan, DC
1904 Kiva Road
820-0706
NewMexico Family
Chiropractic
3600 Rodeo Lane D-2
984-0821
Patrick OKeefe
Chiropractor
Sangre de Cristo
Wellness Center
1421 Luisa St. Suite A
983-4225
Bobby O. Perea DC
982-2440
Carol Rene Pierpoint
100 S. Polo Drive
503 422-3119
Pro-Active Chiropractic
Peter Unverferth, DC
11 Calle Medico
984-0934
Toni Rivera, DC
988-4190
Thomas Rogowskey, DC,
DIBAK
1925 Aspen Drive 300A
820-1728
Rosengren Chiropractic
Center
310 Garfield St.
983-1513
St. Francis Chiropractic
Health Center
Harold Steinberg, DC, CCN
3600 Rodeo Lane Suite B5
473-0057
Scher Center For Well Being
1602 Fourth St.
989-9373
Silverman Spine Center
Robin Silverman, DC
2801 Rodeo Road C15
474-5701
Noreen Sullivan
Chiropractic
1301 Luisa St. Suite H
982-0691
Tai Chi Chuan
Jaime Cobb, DOM and DC
1214 Hickox St.
986-0887
Wall Chiropractic
5 Caliente Road
Eldorado
466-1429
Counseling/Mental
Health
Janet Bailey, MA, LMFT
2074 Galisteo St.
474-3481
Pamela Barich, RN, MS, CS
983-1120
Pamela Bell, LPCC, EEG-
BCIA Fellow
466-9800
Kelly R. Bennett, Ph.D
Brain Dynamics
578 Via Arista
577-1862
Jean Bergeron
Craniopath
823 Allendale
988-1774
Steve Berlyn, llSW, ACSW
1807 Second St. No. 44C
984-1306
Phylis Blair, Ph.D
820-7515
Abby Braun, LISW, Ph.D
1800 Old Pecos Road Suite P
820-2236
Alan D. Brody, Ph.D
Marcelle Grant
532 Don Gaspar Ave.
986-3478
CARE Connection-Santa Fe
County
2052 S. Galisteo St.
995-9550
Susan Cave, Ph.D
2213 Brothers Road Suite 300
988-7616
Lisa Celosse, LPCC
1925 Aspen Drive Suite 302A
505-720-9167
Laura Christensen, LISW
117 Bob St.
920-5717
Elizabeth R. Clearwater,
M.Ed., PCC
820-2281
Jacob Cohen, MS, LPCC,
LMFT
Cheryl Gardopee, LISW
2019 Galisteo St. Unit M-2
984-8431
Cokata
Denise Andes, CRT, LPC
Ron Andes, CRT, LPC
438-9592
Confluence Mediation &
Counseling
Pamela Marshall, LBSW, MA,
LPCC
2205 Miguel Chavez Road
Suite F
989-3333
Marie Seren Cohen, Ph.D,
LLC
532 Don Gaspar Ave.
986-6133
Jerry Cooke, LISW, LADC
1482B S. St. Francis Drive
983-3676
Counseling and Mediation
Team
Judith Elfrink Weissmueller,
BA, LPC
1487 Clark Road
474-5268
Creative Alternatives
Beverly Kune, LPCC
988-4816
Crisis Response Hotline of
Santa Fe-PMS
820-6333
Genevieve Davis, LPCC,
LMFT
422 Medico Lane Suite D
983-7105
Martha Davis, LMFT, LPCC
989-8199
Michael Diaz, M.Ed
982-6201
Toni Drew, MA, LPCC
Resiliency therapy
2074 Galisteo St. Suite B4
989-7368
Equest Counseling Center
Katrina Lujan, MA, LPCC
17661 U.S. 84/285
455-0555
John R. Evaldson, MD
1012 Marquez Place No. 401
983-1887
Sylvie Eyral, LISW, SEP
Somatic Psychotherapy
1301 San Jos Ave.
984-9109
LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO
Leticia Rodriguez (right) jokes around with James Charles, a licensed counselor at Inside Out.
JimF. Fickey, Ph.D
Gary Grimm, MA
7628 Old Santa Fe Trail
986-8688
Sharon Finn, LPCC
3600 Cerrillos Road
438-2577
Niki FitzCallaghan, RN, CS
988-2922
Ellen J. Shabshai Fox, LISW
699-4312
Barbara Gage, MA, LPCC
1569 La Cieneguita
424-0302
Paolo Giudici, LPCC, LADAC
466-1764
Nomi Green, MA, LPCC
577-2959
Marcy Haig, LISW, LLC
2074 Galisteo St. Suite A-1
983-6432
Healing Arts Co-operative
Carolyn Erickson, LPCC
1442 Suite B
S. St. Francis Dr.
699-0719
Hill & Saks Behavior
Therapy Services
660-1110
James Hunt, Ph.D, LMC
670-5207
Kathryn Hutton, LPAT
988-9785
Infinite Possibilities
Thomas E. Welter, MC, LPCC
988-5504
Lydia Zepeda Jenni
989-3798
Judith Kaplan, MSW, LISW
1800 Old Pecos Trail Suite
820-7204
Robert Kaufman, LISW-MA
17 Camino Pion
930-1477
Karen Klinefelter, MSW,
LISW
2019 Galisteo
988-5027
John and Sati Kohn, LPCC,
LISW
615 Calle de Leon
982-8735
Cedar Koons, MSW, LISW
1012 Marquez Place
474-4480
John G. Lang, Ph.D
1031 Hickox St.
989-7172
Life Healing Center of
Santa Fe
25 Vista Point Road
989-7436
Life Link
2325 Cerrillos Road
438-0010
Diana Lightmoon, LPCC,
LMT
577-4607
Meria Loeks, LPCC
820-2128
Carol MacHendrie, ACSW
125 E. Palace Ave.
984-1687
Barbara McCandlish, Ph.D
John Van Dyke, Ph.D
546 Harkle Road
982-9360
Susan McMeans
Psychotherapy
Jerome Ginsburg
121 Sandoval St.
982-1792
Judy Mikkelsen, Ph.D
200 W. De Vargas St. Suite 5
989-4780
Milton Erickson Institute
Robert Weisz, Ph.D.
1800 Old Pecos Trail Suite B
983-9456
Gabriela Muoz, Ph.D
Mountain Vista Wellness
Associates
126 E. San Mateo Road
989-8041
Namaste Child & Family
Development
1500 Fifth St. No. 7
995-0091
Namb Psychotherapy
193 County Road 113
Namb
455-7708
Pastoral Counseling Center
David Dennedy-Frank, Ph.D
Suite E
988-1995
Ellen Pearlman, MSW
988-2111
Lisa Pence, M.Ed., LISW
982-8228
Elisabeth S. Perry, Ph.D
118 Central Park Square
662-3525
Nancy E. Perry, Ph.D., RN
47 Avenida Frijoles
955-1995
Pojoaque Wellness/Healing
Arts Center
101 Lightning Loop
Pojoaque
455-9355
Aria Ponciroli, LISW
982-1067
Presbyterian Medical
Services
986-9633
Santa Fe Community
Guidance Center
Psychological Consultants
Elliot J. Rapoport, Ph.D
Richad Fink, Ph.D
Ned Siegel, Ph.D.
310 Johnson St.
983-3757
Santa Fe Full Service
Professional Mediators
Philip Crump 505-989-8558
Debra Oliver 505-983-3344
David River 505-982-2624
Lon Rankin, MA, LMHC
989-8394
Kathryn Rice, LlSW
3600 Cerrillos Road
438-2004
Eleanor F. Robbins, LISW
Suite 201
984-2544
Karen Sands, LPCC, LMSW
2795 Via Caballero del Sur
982-5015
Santa Fe Counseling &
Research Center
SamShaffer, Ph.D
1421 Luisa St. Suite J
982-7434
Santa Fe Sage
Counseling Center
982-8098
Pamela Schackel, LISW,
LPSCC
988-4131 (ext. 107)
Kate Rominger
546 Harkle Road
988-5539
Santa Fe Supportive
Therapy, LLC
Anika M Kelso, LISW
Carolyn Dechaine, LLC
2074 Galisteo St. Suite B-3
795-6868
Jerilyn Silver, MSW
984-2241
Marie Seren Cohen, Ph.D
532 Don Gaspar Ave.
986-6133
Lola Soler, BCD, LISW, ADTR
982-3687
Southwestern Counseling
Center
471-8575
Margaret A. Storey, MSW,
LISW
2074 Galisteo
986-8111
Leona Stucky-Abbott,
LPCC, AAPC
140 Mesa Vista
820-2433
Marc Talbert, LMHC
51 Bauer Road
780-0309
Teambuilders Counseling
Services Inc
Zia Behavioral Health
2504 Camino Entrada
471-5006
PMS-Teen Health Centers-
Capitol High
4851 Paseo del Sol
467-1081
PMS-Teen Health Centers-
Santa Fe High
2100 Yucca Road
467-2439
Debra Thompson, LPCC,
LPA, ATR-BC
474-9358
LUIS SNCHEZ SATURNO
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and crutches outside of the home of Marcie Davis, the founder of Soulful Presence, a Santa Fe
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Santa Fe Rio Rancho Angel Fire Red River
Trauma Healing Center
110 Delgado St. Suite No. D
982-4183
Tricia Veech, LISW
1925 Aspen Drive
Suite 302-A
795-0103
Melinda Walker, MA, LPCC
471-1244
Sydney Walter, MA, LFT
546 Harkle Road No. C
982-3110
Well Coaches
Laura Dudley, RD, LD, CWC
877-744-3356, ext. 7135
Jacqueline West, Ph.D.
312 E. Berger St.
984-0102
RichardWilson, MA, LPC
231-4804
Rebecca Wright, MA, LPCC
1925 Aspen Drive Suite 702B
603-2622
Youth Shelters & Family
Service
983-0586
Lauren Zarozny, MA, LPCC,
NCC
2374 Santa Barbara Drive
Dental Health
Dr. Kristine Berg Ali
2 Calle Medico
992-1600
Raymond Anaya, DDS, PC
2050 Botulph Road Suite C
984-0077
Paul Balderamos, DDS, MS
983-7373
Center for Aesthetic
Dentistry
Clarence R. Rehon, DDS, PA
Lori Kenney, RDH
Building 4 Suite 200
982-2578
Center for Dental Medicine
Robert Wartell, DDS
2019 Galisteo St. Building J2
474-4644
Theodore David Cho, DDS
2216 Brothers Road
982-5121
Edward Cook, DDS
Dentistry for Children
231 Castillo Place
982-9816
Robert Darmitzel, DDS
1300 Luisa St.
988-4161
Dental Design Studio
Richard Parker, DDS
2019 Galisteo St. Building L-2
982-9222
Enchantment Dental
1442A St. Francis Drive
988-2178
Dental Hygiene Care
of Santa Fe
Pam C. Grabowski, CPDH
Galisteo Center Office Park
995-0595
Dentistry for Kids
Kris Hendricks, DDS
Suite 300B
473-5437
Divine Dental
1117 Calle La Resolana
471-7000
Philip Edgerton
Endodontics
5 Calle Medico Suite A
988-3209
Family Dentistry
Patrick M. Pacheco, DDS
988-5850
Jorge Ferreira, DMD
17805 HWY 84/285
455-2176
Robert A. Filice, DDS
2019 Galisteo St. Suite H-3
471-5353
Michael Gallegos, DDS
490B W. Zia Road
995-0718
Bernard Gavron, DDS, PC
Paul Mills, DDS
Endodontics
988-7356
Stephen Gibbs, DDS
2010 Botulph Road
983-1312
Jensen Dental
983-4491
Warren G. Hoffman, DDS
Suite B-101
983-4117
Keith Jameson, DDS, PC
4041 Cerrillo Road
438-3276
Kenneth Kahn, David Baker
Endodontics
1692B Hospital Drive
988-1187
Stephen Kellam, DMD, MS
Orthodontic specialty
539 Harkle Road Suite D
982-5531
Donna Kidby, DDS, DMD
1442A St. Francis Drive
988-2178
G. Russell Kirkland Jr.,
DDS, PC
400 Botulph Lane
988-3500
La Familia Dental Center
1035 Alto St.
Dental, 984-5048
2145 Caja del Oro
Dental, 474-1438
Lakind Dental Group
G. Russell Kirkland, DDS
Harvey M. Simon, DDS
Leslie Lakind, DDS
400 Botulph Lane
988-3500
Kirk W. MacGillivray, DDS,
PC
982-9700
Jodi McGrady, DMD
983-2909
Patrick McQuitty, DDS
and Richard Greenberg, DDS
308 Garfield St.
988-9888
Michael Ray Martin, DDS
3600 Cerrillos Road
438-0756
Michael H. Mason
Pediatric dentistry
984-1827
Anthony W. Mayfield, DDS
1313 Luisa St.
983-8051
A. Burton Melton, DDS, PA
983-2909
Jeffrey Melton, DDS, MS
141 Paseo de Peralta Suite C
984-8300
Daniel Meyers, DDS, MS
983-8605
Mark Migdakski, DDS
5 Calle Medico
820-1010
Monarch Dental
Suite 101
820-2344
Morgan Family Dentistry
1442 St. Francis Dr. Suite G
988-4119
North Side Dental Clinic
Gabriel Roybal, DDS
806 Calle Mejia
820-3551
Northern NewMexico
Periodontal Associates
318 Grant Ave.
988-8822
Oral & Maxillofacial
Surgeons
Terry L. Carlberg
1645 Galisteo St.
984-0694
David Ortega, DDS
550 St. Michaels Drive Suite B
984-0881
Jorge Oti
986-0606
WilliamD. Parker, DDS,
MS, PC
318 Grant Ave.
988-8822
Patricia Peck, DDS
Suite 207
989-9033
Perfect Teeth
Danny Abboud, DDS
Pauline Spencer, DMD
Charles Kenney, DDS,
orthodontist
424-7998
Clarice Pick, DDS, PC
Orthodontics
125A Siringo Road
982-0094
Haley Ritchey, DDS
1 Caliente Road Suite E
Eldorado
466-0999
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982-4686
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2100 Calle de la Vuelta
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984-2288
Gabriel Roybal, DDS
Cosmetic and general
St. Michaels
Professional Plaza
989-8749
Kenneth Rusanowski
Periodontal disease and
implant surgery
988-2611
Daniel Sanchez, DDS, PC
3600 Rodeo Lane Suite D1
438-8088
Santa Fe Family
Dental Center
Keith D. Jameson, DDS, PC
DonaldTusk, DDS
4041 Cerrillos Road
438-3276
Santa Fe Place Family
Dental Center PC
4250 Cerrillos Road
Suite 1202
982-4867
WilliamSchackel, DDS
983-5000
James Short, DDS
982-8871
Harvey Simon, DDS, PC
400 Botulph Lane
988-3500
Small Smiles Dental Clinic
of Santa Fe
Suite B
474-4993
Smile NewMexico
Warren Hoffman, DDS
Suite 100
983-4117
Smiles of Santa Fe
1751B Old Pecos Trail
988-4448
Christopher Spier, DDS
409 Botulph Lane
988-5194
Edwin Steffy, DDS
539 Harkle Road Suite D
820-6117
Christopher Morgan, DDS
Suite G
988-4119
Peter Tafoya, DDS
404 Kiva Court Suite D
988-3804
E. RonaldTrujillo, DDS
5 Calle Medico
983-7848
Urgent Dental Care of
Santa Fe, DDS
986-9703
Edward Urig Jr., DDS, MS
1700 Hospital Drive
988-2121
Nishi Vakharia, DDS
125 Siringo Road Suite B
983-6153
FaithVentura, DDS
217 E. Marcy St.
988-4333
Jeffery Wheaton, DDS, MD
Oral surgery and dental
implantology
490B W. Zia Road Suite 3
992-1550
Dermatology/Skin
Care
James H. Auerbach, MD
982-5504
Beautiful Skin
1424 Second St.
982-3899
Beauty Through Balance
Shannon Plummer, DOM
699-7258
Bonita Medical Center
Edward Urig, DMD, MS
JustinYoung, DDS, MD
1700 Hospital Drive
988-2121
Dermatology of Santa Fe
2019 Galisteo St.
986-9688
Eden MediSpa
Lynore Martinez, MD
405 Kiva Court
988-3772
Thomas Holmes, MD
1850 Calle Medico Suite L
988-5120
Marian Urban Medical
Aesthetic Skin Care
982-2440
Norman R. Kaczmarek, MD
539 Harkle Road Suite B
988-9769
Leon Miller, MD
839 Paseo de Peralta Suite C
982-3111
Sanctuary of Santa Fe
1221 Luisa St. Suite B
986-3888
Santa Ana Skin Care Clinic
Lenora Lopez, MD
2205 Miguel Chavez Road
Suite E
954-4422
Seventh Ray Skin Care
Clinic
2019 Galisteo St. Building N8
982-9865
Ultiskin Aesthetics by
ultiMED
989-8707
Karen M. Van De Velde, MD
2019 Galisteo St. Building D2
986-5025
Ear, Nose and
Throat
Southwestern Ear, Nose
andThroat Associates
Allergy, immunology,
audiology and sleep
disorders
Ear, Nose &Throat
1620 Hospital Drive
118 Central Park Square
Los Alamos
2020 7th St.
Las Vegas
835 Spruce St. Unit A
Espaola
982-4848 (all locations)
Audiology, 946-3955
Allergy, 946-3912
Sleep Disorder Medicine
1919 Fifth St. Suite A
438-3101
Endocrinology/
Metabolism/
Diabetes
Jessica Ahmann, MSN,
CFNP
Diabetes management
specialty
130 Siringo Road Suite 201
989-3236
Robert MBernstein, MD
Michael Katz, MD
Suite B
982-2860
Center for Endocrine
Health
Alison Sawyer, MD
1751 Old Pecos Trail Suite I
984-1160
Corazon Clinic
Diabetic education
Phillip Ruiz, MD
Merry Beyeler, MD
3600 Rodeo Lane Suite A2
629-4400
Family/General/
Environmental
Anasazi Medical Associates
Julie Martinez, MD
Patrick Samora, MD
Carl Friedrichs, MD
Ghassan Ghuneim, MD
2055 S. Pacheco St. Suite 600
473-0390
Lucia Cies, MD
983-1213
Willard Dean, MD
73 Sabino Gonzales Road
Glorieta
983-1120
Eldorado Family Practice
John D. Becker, MD
7 Avenida Vista Grande
Suite D6
466-6080
Eldorado Medical Care
Linda Wasser, FNP
1 Caliente Road
466-1400
Erica Elliott, MD
Environmental
2300 W. Alameda St.
471-8531
Family Practice Associates
Gloria Ruiz, MD
Jennifer Chin, MD
Fred Kullman, MD
988-1232
Full Circle Healing Family
Practice
1421 Luisa St. Suite D
820-1482
Integrated Health
Medical Center
Hendreka Fitzpatrick, MD
1010 Marquez Place
982-3936
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505-424-6250
Integrative Medicine
Institute
David Riley, MD
Lynn Getz, MD
6 Amigos Lane
983-0546
Isis Medicine
Bruce Gollub, MD
Leah Morton, MD
Ed Grant, PA
401 Botulph Lane
983-8387
MatthewJ. Kelly, MD
1114 Hickox St.
982-9961
La Familia Medical Center
1035 Alto St.
982-4425
Southside Medical Center
2145 Caja del Oro Grant Road
438-3195
Health Care for the
Homeless
818 Camino Seirra Vista
Bridget Andrew, MD
Ali Azizi, MD
Carmen Barnes, MD
Joan Carrellas
Eric Grasser, MD
Raya Chyorny
Neal Devitt, MD
Gary Giblin, MD
Bill Edwards, MD
Jan Fawcet, MD
Sue Katz, MD
Denise LHeureux, MD
Jennifer Hartley, MD
James Lutz, MD
Silvia Marin-Popowski, MD
David Reyes, MD
Luis Rigales, MD
Jennifer Simpson-Manske, MD
Kristen Widmer, MD
Lauren Brown, MD
Melissa Rosen, MD
William Leeson, MD
Behavior Health
Katy Grohens, LISW
Ann Rayne-Levi, LPCC
Beth Holland, LPCC
Lee Levin, MD
2212 Brothers Road
983-9460
LifeCare Health Services
Diabetes management
130 Siringo Road Suite 201
989-3236
David Macias, MD, FAAFP,
FAASP
1925 Rosina St.
984-8206
Charles B. McCanna
Suite 1103
989-8400
Robert A McCormick, MD
11 Calle Medico
983-1003
Ortiz Mountain
Health Center
06B Main St.
471-6266
Pecos Valley Medical
Center
199 N.M. 50. Pecos
757-6482
Group
Chelsea Kirby, MD
Donald Hassemer, MD
DiAnne Johnson. MD
Miguel Iturregui, MD
Marshall Jordan, MD
G.V. Swan, MD
Silvia Khalsa, MD
Rajan Mirchandani, MD
Heather Sena, MD
Herbert Rachelson, MD
Matthew McKinley, MD
Sal Narayanan, MD
Vidya Subramanian, MD
1010 Spruce St.
Espaola Hospital, Espaola
505-367-0340
Rodeo Family Medicine
Kristin Parke, MD
Gerzain Chavez, MD
Fen Sartorius, MD
Linda Ross, NP
Maryann Bregin, NP
Lynn Morrow, PA
4001 Rodeo Road
471-8994
Alan Rogers, MD
530-A Harkle Road
983-6911
Rio Luna Family Care
Rita Dodge, MD
Diane Friedman, MD
Laurie Holmes, CNM
2019 Galisteo St. Suite N9A
988-1930
Sage Medical Center
Debra Higginbotham, MD
2019 Galisteo St.
Building G Suite 3
984-1300
St. Francis Health Center
Lois Purvis, PAC
Lenya Reese, PAC
N. Lynn Cordahi, MLP
983-7276
Santa Fe Family Health
Center
Philip D. Briggs, MD
Andrew Ropp, MD
Tim Busch, PA
Cindy Forno, MD
Merry Beyler, MD
Zach Stengel, MD
2801 Rodeo Road Suite B13
474-0120
Santa Fe Family Practice
Christopher Fletcher, MD
2015 Galisteo St.
989-9144
The One Medicine
Stefan Ripich, ND, CNP
820-6789
Mai Ting, MD
1037 W. Don Diego Ave.
820-1200
Unity Medical Clinic
Kurt Kastendieck, MD
Loretta Kastendieck, PAC
Ron Press, MD
Suite B104
992-3334
Womens Health Services
Cecelia De La Vallee, MD
Julie Craig, MD
Jennifer Pierce, MD
Lynn Bickley, MD
Cristy Wickman, CFNP
Naomi Landau, CFNP
901 W. Alameda St. Suite 25
988-8869
Fitness Centers/
Programs
Billie Jean King
Fitness Center
At RainbowVision
500 Rodeo Road
428-2844
Lisa Bradley
Personal trainer
660-3879
Core Connection
2019 Galisteo St. Suite N6
988-9686
Curves
2426 Cerrillos Road
216-7927
Evolve Fitness
513 Camino de los Marquez
Suite A
992-2639
Fit Medical Weight Loss
St. Michaels
Professional Plaza
444 St. Michaels Drive Suite C
820-7062
FormFitness, Core
Conditioning
1219 Cerrillos Road Suite 3
424-9944
Fort Marcy Recreational
Complex
490 Washington Ave.
955-2500
Genoveva Chavez
Community Center
3221 W. Rodeo Road
955-4001
Gyrotonics Santa Fe
Celia Hulton
1807 Second St.
820-9291
Pilates Santa Fe
839 Paseo de Peralta Suite N
995-9700
Salvador Perez Pool
601 Alta Vista
955-2601
Santa Fe Spa
786 N. St. Francis Drive
984-8727
Studio Nia Santa Fe
851 W. San Mateo Road
989-1299
Takashi Tokunaga
Aikido
2011 Botulph Road
983-9115
JosephVigil
Professional health and
fitness instructor
577-1423
Gastroenterology
Northern NewMexico
Gastroenterology
Associates
David B. Hoverson, MD
Cornelius P. Dooley, MD
Patrick G. Quinn, MD
Ricardo Calzada, MD
Jessica Doyle, PA-C
1691 Galisteo St. Suite C
983-5631
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Gary Marcellus, physical therapist and owner of Allcare
Physical Therapy, works out several times a week.
Home Health
Services/Hospices
Ambercare Hospice
550 D St. Michaels Drive
982-4098
Apria Health Care
1570 Pacheco St Suite D6
982-2901
Best Way Home Health
Care
1453 Cochiti St.
820-9946
Heritage Home Healthcare
and Hospice
983-6700
Home Instead Senior Care
404 Kiva Court Suite C
471-2777
Ideal Home Care
706 La Joya St. Suite E
Espaola
505-747-4440
Mi Casa Bonita
10 Camino de Vaca
438-9255
Options Home Care
Services
5 Petroglyph Circle
Pojoaque
989-3306
PMS Home Care
1400 Chama Ave.
988-4156
PMS The Hospice Center
1400 Chama Ave.
988-2211
Group
1010 Spruce St.
Espaola
505-753-1510
Professional Home
Health Care
10 Calle Medico
982-8581
Nurses With Heart
Home Care
52 Bonanza Trail
424-0580
Vista Care Hospice
1911 Fifth St.
988-5331
Hospitals/
Emergency/Urgent
Care/Clinics
Christus St. Vincent
Regional Medical Center
983-3361
Espaola Hospital
1010 Spruce St.
Espaola
505-753-7111
Clinic
Dr. Martha Kendall
Santa Fe Satellite Office
1650 Hospital Drive, no. 200,
662-4351
OnCall Urgent Care
954-9949
Physicians Medical Center
of Santa Fe
Outpatient elective service
center
474-3270
Santa Fe Indian Hospital
1700 Cerrillos Road
988-9821
Surgery Center of Santa Fe
474-9888
UltiMed
Urgent medical care
989-8707
Urgent Care Santa Fe
2801 Rodeo Road Suite B13
Los Alamos
1460 Trinity Drive Suite A
505 662-0768
Espaola
528 N. Coronado Ave.
505 747-6939
Villa Therese Catholic Clinic
219 Cathedral Place
983-8561
Internal medicine
Lyle Amer, MD
2212 Brothers Road
983-9460
Elisabeth Barkey, MD, Ph.D
Suite A 201
982-9282
IMS Practice Management
Group
Mark Seredowych, MD
Charmes Chiu, MD
Paul Kovnat, MD
Gentiana Voinescu, PC, MD, PA
1650 Hospital Drive Suite 200
982-4276
Jill Rhymes, MD
983-9622
Lee Levin, MD
2212 Brothers Road
983-9460
Clinic
Dr. Martha Kendall
Santa Fe Satellite Office
662-4351
Medical Equipment
Able To Scoot
2603 Cerrillos Road
474-9323
Home Medical
Equipment Specialists
2810 Siler Lane
424-8840
Lincare
992-8286
Preferred Medical
2019 Galisteo St. Suite B-2
820-7766
Walgreens Option Care
505-345-3099
Nursing Homes/
Assisted Living
Ambercare
550 D St. Michaels Drive
982-4098
Brookdale Ponce de Leon
640 Alta Vista St.
984-8422
Casa Real Health
Care Center
1650 Galisteo St.
984-8313
El Castillo Retirement
Residences
250 E. Alameda St.
988-2604
Kingston Residence
of Santa Fe
Bill Steers
2400 Legacy Court
471-2400
La Vida Hermosa
2929 Calle Vera Cruz
474-8031
MI Casa Bonita
11 Camino de Vaca
438-9255
RainbowVision Santa Fe
500 Rodeo Road
428-2844
Rosemont Assisted Living
2961 Galisteo St.
438-8464
Sierra Vista Alzheimers
Retirement Community
402 E. Rodeo Road
986-9696
Obstetrics/
Gynecology
D. WilliamBrown, MD
546 Harkle Road Suite A
983-6467
2015 Galisteo St.
989-9144
Galisteo Ob-Gyn Associates
Maria Rodriguez, MD
Laura Wolfswinkel, MD
1691 Galisteo St.
984-2300
Lewis and Pardue MDs
Cynthia Lewis, MD
Cleveland H. Pardue, MD
Suite 202
984-0303
Perinatal Associates
of NewMexico
Gary A. Aisenbrey, MD
Kent F. Argubright, MD
Gary Joffe, MD
Teresa Harper, MD
Michael Ruma, MD
1692 Hospital Drive
Building B101
984-2560
Presbyterian Medical Group
DiAnne Johnson, MD
GV Swan, MD
1010 Spruce St.
505-367-0340
Alan Rogers, MD
530 Harkle Road
983-6911
Barbara Van Eeckhout, MD
982-4200
Toll Free: 877-236-7027
Debbie A. Vigil, MD
1692 Hospital Drive
983-8601
Occupational
Health
Concentra Medical Centers
438-9402
Lovelace Rehabilitation
Hospital
Outpatient Rehabilitations
1692 B Hospital Drive
Suite 202
982-6399
NewMexico MedWorks
2801 Rodeo Road Suite C-13
474-4251
PMS Home Care
1400 Chama Ave.
988-4156
ReformSpine and Injury
Care Center
435 St. MIchaels Drive
988-4325
Rehabilitation Medicine
Associates of Northern
NewMexico, P.C.
Belyn Schwartz, MD
1691 Galisteo St. Suite E
983-2233
Oncology
Regional Cancer Center
Monte Shaheen, MD
Houman Fekrazad, MD
Radiation oncology
Donald Shina, MD
N. Calvin Han, MD
913-5233
NewMexico Cancer Care
Institute
490AW. Zia Road
Timothy Lopez, MD
Kathryn Chan, MD
Karen LoRusso, MD
Scott Herbert, MD
Leanna Scott-Timperley, MD
David Snyder, MD
955-7900
1751 Old Pecos Trail, Suite I
Santa Fe, NM 87505
Phone (505) 9841160
Fax (505) 9843270
www.endohealth.org
Center for Endocrine Health
Alison Sawyer, M.D.
Board Certified Endocrinolgist
Diabetes
Osteoporosis
Adrenal disorders
Pituitary disorders
Obesity and metabolic syndrome
Cholestrol abnormalities
Womens hormonal health
Mens hormonal health
Thyroid disease
People LivingThrough
Cancer
242-3263
Ophthalmology/
Optometry
Accent onVision
Paul Tachau
Dwight Thibodeaux
1409 Luisa St.
984-8989
Behavioral Optometry
Samuel A. Berne
984-2030
Mark Botwin, OD
438-2020
Mark Bradley, MD
1925 Aspen Drive
466-2575
Buena Vista Eye Care
Sean S Hamashige, OD
9 Calle Medico
983-2592
Eye Associates of New
Mexico
Angela Bratton, MD
Erin Byrne, OD
Mark Chiu, MD,
Kelly Cyr, OD
Frank Dorso, MD
Amar Javid, OD
Timothy J. Johnson, OD
Frank Mares, MD
Renny Levy, MD
Kristin Reidy, DO
Robert Reidy, MD
Mahlon Soloway, MD
Craig Vroman, MD
Arthur Weinstein, MD
Frank Wyant, DO
983-6613
Eye Care of NewMexico
Wende Wagonner, OD
Santa Fe Place
438-2936
Michael D. Herrera, OD
2019 Galisteo St.
989-9600
Jerald Littlefield, MD, PC
and Fred Reid, OD
982-8831
Bruce Rael, OD
3022 Cielo Court
473-7673
Mark A Rasmussen, OD
983-7746
Robert Ratzlaff, MD
1300 Luisa St.
984-8989
Santa Fe Eyes
Dr. PhilipTreu
Stephen F. Carver, OD
983-4709
Santa Fe Vision Clinic
Michael Vernon
471-3020
StephenWalker, OD
4250 Cerrillos Road
438-3431
WalMart Vision Center
3251 Cerrillos Road
471-3020
Optical Services
Acoma Optical
1521 Fifth St.
988-5321
LensCrafters
4250 Cerrillos Road
438-6111
Optical Shop of Aspen
201 Galisteo St.
988-9510
Quintana Optical
Dispensary
516 N. Guadalupe St.
at DeVargas Center
988-4234
Santa Fe Optical
418 Cerrillos Road
984-9950
Orthopedics
Advanced Prosthetics-
Orthotics
422 Medico Lane
820-2390
Hanger Prosthetics &
Orthotics
988-5526
Northern NewMexico
Orthopedic Center
982-5014
Jose Reyna, MD
Orthopedic Spine Surgeon
435 St. Michaels Drive A202
820-2600
Pediatrics
Christus St. Vincent Arroyo
Chamiso Pediatric Center
Edward Kleiner, MD
Cheryl J. Whitman, MD
Matthew Stelzer, MD
Craig Lash, MD
Anne Kessler, MD
Dennis Jung, CPNP
Jacquelyn Belinsky, CPNP
Diana Medina, PA-C
Mary Ellen Lopez, FNP
2025 S. Galisteo St.
995-4901
Camino Entrada Pediatrics
Javier Iturbe, MD
Michael Patterson, MD
5920 Camino Entrada
946-3233
Michael Dudelczyk, MD
1807 Second St. Suite 44B
983-9513
Group
Chelsea Kirby, MD
Katherine Seluja, PNP
1010 Spruce St.
505-367-0340
Santa Fe Family Practice
2015 Galisteo St.
989-9144
Santa Fe Pediatric
Associates
Grace Nadell, MD
Laurence Shandler, MD
1418 Luisa St.
988-8024
Santa Fe Indian Hospital
1700 Cerrillos Road
988-9821
Santa Fe Neurological
Associates
Michael Baten, MD
531 Harkle Road Suite C
983-8182
Santa Fe Pediatric
Cardiology
Grant La Farge, MD
982-7661
Hyperbaric Medical Center
of NewMexico
Kenneth Stoller, MD
404 Brunn School Road
820-6234
Pet health/wellness
Animal Clinic
1500 Cerrillos Road
982-9821
Animal Wellness Center
1313 S. St Francis Drive
988-2440
Ark Veterinary Associates
450 Rodeo Road
988-5561
CedarwoodVeterinary
Clinic
982-4469
Eldorado Animal Clinic
20 N. Chamisa Drive
466-0650
Gruda Veterinary Hospital
25 Bisbee Court Suite F
471-4400
High Desert Equine
112 County Road 84
470-4241 or 455-1001
House Calls for Pets
473-7855
Meddleton Equine
5 Camino Karsten, Algadones
505-867-5567
The Natural Animal
1841 Mann St.
983-0083
Sangre de Cristo Animal
Hospital
3015 Cielo Court
471-6594
Santa Fe Animal
Emergency Clinic
2001 Vivigen Way
984-0625
Santa Fe Animal Hospital
820-2232
Santa Fe Equine
508 San Jose St. No. 4
699-5953
Santa Fe Tails Dog
Academy & Daycare
Suite 121
820-0731
COURTESY
Santa Fe naturopathic doctor and certified nurse practicioner Stefan Ripich examines a patient.
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SmithVeterinary Hospital
600 Alta Vista St.
982-4418
Teca Tu, Paws-Worthy
Emporium/Deli
500 Montezuma Ave.
Sanbusco Market Center
982-9374
Thal Equine
69 Bonanza Creek Road
438-6590
Tullivers, Pet Food
Emporium
807 Cerrillos Road
992-3388
VCA Arrighetti Animal
Hospital
1882 Plaza del Sur
471-2888
Veterinary Cancer Care
2001 Vivigen Way
982-4492, 866-338-6766
Veterinary Dentistry
and Oral Surgery of New
Mexico
2001 Vivigen Way
471-0747
Zoe and Guidos Pet
Boutique
607 Unit A Cerrillos Road
988-2500
Pharmacy
Albertsons Pharmacy
600 N. Guadalupe St.
DeVargas Center
982-4806
992-8638
3542 Zafarano Drive
471-2914
CVS Pharmacy
DeVargas Center
982-8787
511 W. Cordova Road
983-5546
Del Norte Pharmacy
1691 Galisteo St.
988-9797
Kiva Pharmacy
982-9550
Kmart
471-7823
Los Alamos Medical Center
3917 West Road
505-662-4201
Lovelace Pharmacy
995-2446
Medicap Pharmacy
2801 Rodeo Road
471-6177
7 Avenida Vista Grande
Eldorado
466-8008
Namb Drugs
70 Cities of Gold Road
Pojoaque Pueblo Plaza
455-2256
Pharmaca Integrative
Pharmacy
530 W. Cordova Road
820-1517
Smiths Food & Drug Stores
2308 Cerrillos Road
471-7874
2110 S. Pacheco St.
473-5560
535 Central Ave.
Los Alamos
662-7210
31 Sherwood Blvd.
White Rock
672-9457
Walgreens Pharmacy
819-0986
3298 Cerrillos Road
474-3507
525 W. Zia Road
820-2196
1114 N. Riverside Drive
Espaola
505-747-3405
Walmart Pharmacy
3251 Cerrillos Road
473-4261
Physical Therapy/
Sports Medicine
AllCare Physical Therapy
326 McKenzie St.
471-0818
Pecos
3 Camino Andres Vigil
505-757-6577
Bodywise Physical Therapy
Suite B-3
983-4882
Orthopaedics & Sports
Medicine of Santa Fe
Jan Bear, MD
Sann Gossum, MD
Samuel Chun, MD
Corey Leiber, MD
Zachary Adler, MD
1631 Hospital Drive
424-0200
David M. Macias, MD
1925 Rosina St. Suite D
984-8206
McGhee Therapy
1600 Lena St. Suite B5
982-8561
Northern NewMexico
Orthopaedic Center
Steven Weiner, MD
Wayne Aug, MD
Steven Jones, MD
Brant Bair, MD
David Schulhofer, MD
Phillip Forno, MD
982-5014
PMS Home Care
1400 Chama Ave.
988-4156
Group
Outpatient Physical Therapy
1010 Spruce St.
973-1596
Southwest Orthepaedics
And Spine Assocates
820-2600
Plastic/
Reconstructive
Surgery
James H. Auerbach, MD
Suite A101
982-5504
James F. Green, MD
Plastic Surgery
988-2215
Podiatry
Family Foot Care
539 Harkle Road
988-8863
Foot & Ankle Associates
Edward DWilliams, DPM
William Blake, DPM
Jason Rockwood, DPM
1 Calle Medico
982-0123
NewMexico Foot & Ankle
Associates
Joel M. Wilner, DPM, FACFAS
665 Harkle Road
983-7393
NewMexico Foot and
Ankle
605 Harkle Road
983-7393
Pulmonary
Santa Fe Pulmonary and
Critical Care
Vivian Lee, MD
Dow Suhre, MD
Thomas Kehoe, MD
Suite 209
984-2600
Bruce Shaffer, MD
1925 Aspen Drive
473-2972
Sleep Disorder
Medicine
Regional Sleep Center
Suite 150
913-5363
Neurological Associates
Michael Baten, MD
531 Harkle Road Suite C
983-8182
Omnisleep Sleep Medicine
Center
1651 Galisteo St.
629-4451
Group
Sal Narayanan, MD
1010 Spruce St.
505-367-0340
Santa Fe Sleep Center
2210 W. Alameda St.
988-2560
Southwestern Sleep Center
Wolfgang Schmidt-Nowara,
MD
1919 Fifth St. Suite A
438-3101
Radiology/Imaging
Open MRI of Santa Fe
2590 Camino Entrada
946-3250
Group
1010 Spruce St.
Espaola Hospital
Espaola
753-1519
Santa Fe Imaging
1640 Hospital Drive
983-9350
Santa Fe Osteoporosis
Center
1925 Aspen Drive Suite 803A
983-4955
X-Ray Associates at Santa Fe
490-AW. Zia Rd.
983-9139
Rheumatic/Arthritic
Conditions
Murray C. Sokoloff, MD
2019 Galisteo St. Suite A3
986-0044
Vaida Stoik, MD
1650 Hospital Drive
982-4276
Rehabilitation/
Physical Medicine
Challenge NewMexico
74 Caja del Rio
988-7621
Christus St. Vincent Rehab
Center
820-5319
Michael Hoerning
786 N. St. Francis Drive
984-2032
NewMexico Sports Fitness
and Physical Therapy
424-0131
NewVistas
1205 Parkway Drive
471-1001
PMS Home Care
1400 Chama Ave.
988-4156
Rehabilitation Medicine
Associates of Northern NM
Belyn Schwartz, MD
1691 Galisteo St. Suite E
983-2233
Santa Fe Neuro-
Psychological Services
RichardT Fink, Ph.D
301 Johnson St.
982-3300
Board Certied Audiologists
Services:
Tinnitus (Ringing in the Ears)
Vertigo (Balance Problems)
Complete Hearing Evaluations
Video Ear Exams
Special Diagnostic Testing
Dr. Christina Pia, Dr. Bopanna Ballachanda
& Cathy Jackson, MS
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Santa Fe Sports Medicine
Rehab
104 Old Las Vegas Highway
992-4995
Spine and Pain Institute
of Santa Fe
Theresa Genovese-Elliott, MD
435 St. Michaels Drive A202
983-5200
Spine Sports and Pain
Medicine
Steve Kidman, MD
795-7370
YanYang, MD
Kezhuang Zhao, MD
2801 Rodeo Road
438-7178
Spas/Salons
Absolute Nirvana Spa
& Gardens
106 Faithway St.
983-7942
Aqua-Therapy Center
of Santa Fe
Marion Phelps
989-7085
Aveda by Nu Salon Spa
3545 Zafarano Drive
424-8616
B Beautiful
805 Early St. Suite F 110
984-2772
Eden Medispa
405 Kiva Court
988-3772
El Milagro Herbs
419 Orchard Drive
820-6321
Eldorado Hotel & Spa
309 W. San Francisco St.
995-4535
Glo SkinTherapy
1751 Calle Medico
983-8775
Ivys Nail Spa
1711 Llano St.
473-3990
La Famosa Beauty Salon
5984 Airport Road
424-1471
Lotus Beauty
845 Agua Fria
988-9965
Ojo Caliente Mineral
Springs Resort & Spa
50 Los Baos Drive
Ojo Caliente
505-583-2233
Toll Free: 800-222-9162
QBeauty Group
1807 Second St.
984-2884
Rock Resorts Spa
330 E. Palace Ave.
954-9630
Santa Fe Massage
Hotel Santa Fe
982-1200
La Fonda
982-5511
ShaNa Spa &Wellness
Center, Bishops Lodge
1297 Bishops Lodge Road
819-4000
Skinplicity Spa
317 Old Santa Fe Trail
983-4335
Spa Samadhi at Sunrise
Springs Resort Spa
242 Los Pinos Road
471-3600
TenThousandWaves
Japanese Spa and Resort
3451 Hyde Park Road
982-9304
The Spa at Encantado
198 N.M. 592
988-9955
The Sterling Institute RX
and Spa Therapies
513 Camino de los Marquez
Suite D
984-3223
Tone
989-8552
WoPin Spa - Hilton Buffalo
Thunder Resort & Casino
30 Buffalo Thunder Trail
Pojoaque
819-2140
Surgery (General)
Santa Fe Surgical
Associates
988-3975
Travel Medicine
Santa Fe Emporiatrics
Michael Palestine, MD
Suite 114
913-4260
Urology
Stephen Lucero, MD
989-8325
Steven Robeson &
Associates
Steven Robeson, MD
Eric W. Anderson, MD
1630 Hospital Drive Suite D
982-3534
577-1309
Susan Zorn, Ph.D
982-1241
OTHER
Kristin Annon
Weight loss
and general health
4872 La Junta del Alamo
699-3527
Rick Bastine
Wellness By Design
Hypnotherapy/NLP/shaman/
spiritual healing/emotional
clearings
Suite B-2
690-3997
Nancy Blair Moon
Psychotherapy as spiritual
practice
467-8632
Blue Cross Blue Shield
1-800-672-9700
Care Net Pregnancy Center
of Santa Fe
1525 Fifth St.
995-1998
Susan Chambers-Otero
Center for Relational Learning
1422 B St. Francis Drive
690-8125
Leanne Chattey, LMP, CTP
The Trager Approach
Santa Fe Soul Health and
Healing Center
2905 Rodeo Park Drive East 3
474-8555
Dr. Ellenita Chavez
Chiropractic, body talk,
nutrition, yoga
114 Pine St.
629-3116
Ross Cotton
Energy healing
2505 Avenida de Isidro
438-0162
Steven G. Farber
Legal services relating
to medical marijuana
323 Staab St.
988-9725
Barbara Gage
Yoga
1569 La Cieneguita
424-0302
Lisa Giannini
Nutrition
670-3377
Angelique Hart, MD
Holistic
983-1293
Roy Heilbron, MD
Holistic
983-1293
Gabrilla Hoeglund
Psychotherapy
1454 Miracerros Loop South
983-7728
David Hillendahl
Sound Healing
5 Bisbee Court 109 Suite 246
699-7070
Stephanie Hiller
Certified Life Coach
1500 Pacheco Street No. 111
577 7175
Dr. Philip Mendez, DOM
Integrated medicine
2212 Brothers Road
983-9460
Open Hands
Acupuncture, day care for
seniors with dementia
428-2320
Lisa Pelletier
Psychic healings
2971 Camino Piedra Lumbre
927-5407
Claire Rodill
Recreation therapist
BrainDance
1500 Pacheco St. Apt. 125
983-4412
Santa Fe Recovery Center
Drug and Alcohol Treatment
4100 Lucia Lane
471-4985
Santa Fe Soul and Healing
Center
Building 3
471-1184
Rupama Schwartz CHt
Hypnosis
2229 Calle Cacique
670-1364
Ellen Shapiro
Coaching, Reiki, energy work
2905 Rodeo Road Drive East
473-0969
Rebecca Skeele, MA, MSS,
LPCC
Energy therapy
339 Plaza Balentine
984-1739
Southwestern College
3960 San Felipe Road
471-5756
Deborah Steg
Theta healing
1421 Luisa St. Suite K
920-7141
Harold Steinberg
Chiropractic, nutrition,
bio feedback
3600 Rodeo Lane No. B5
473-0057
Jane Steinberg
Macrobiotics
2918 Plaza Blanca
474-3896
The Sun RoomEvents &
Movement Studio
No. 3
474-8555
other education workshops
George Schwimmer, Ph.D
Acupuncture, past-life
therapy, shamanic healing
445 Sunset St.
983-7812
Take Off Pounds Sensibly
Nonprofit weight-loss
support group
Pat Rael
690-0188
Christine Velntini RDH, CHT
Oral Specialist, DNA profiling,
medical hypnotherapy
989-8749
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We specialize in multifocal contact lens
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New hours for the spring:
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LIFE&SCIENCE
Food-service inspections C-2 Science fare C-3 Tech C-4 Time Out C-5 Comics C-6
SATURDAY, JANUARY29, 2011 TH
C
Health
Science
Environment
TOOMUCH
BABYFAT
As obesity
hits the
diaper set,
pediatricians
turn efforts
to parent
education
Yolanda Basoco Briscoe, left, executive direc-
tor for Santa Fe Recovery Center, greets County
Commissioner Kathy Holian at an event Thurs-
day for the Recovery Centers new outpatient
building NATALIE GUILLN/THE NEWMEXICAN
Newlocation puts S.F. Recovery
Center facilities on one property
By Ana Maria Trujillo
The NewMexican
Marizabel Ulibarri, a therapist with the Santa Fe
Recovery Centers outpatient program, said every-
thing on her office walls has a special meaning and
is designed to make her patients feel comfortable.
What it says here is, My world starts with my
family, Ulibarri said, translating a section of a
poster hanging prominently in her office, which still
has a hint of a fresh-paint smell. She pointed out a
garland of roses above her window, a statue of the
Virgin Mary and a tin cross with sections of mirrors
in it. Everything is designed to reflect some part of
her Spanish-speaking patients culture, she said.
But the therapist doesnt have to try hard to make
her patients feel comfortable in the outpatient pro-
grams new2,300-square-foot building located
off Lucia Lane, next door to the centers residential
program. The building, owned by Santa Fe County
Building
continuity
Please see BUILDING, Page C-2
A fisher-
man hauls
in a catch
in the
North Sea.
THINKSTOCK
E/The Environmental Magazine
Question: What is being done to enable
ocean fish populations to rebound after
being so overfished? Are nations coming
together on this? Deborah Kay, Milford,
Conn.
Answer: There is no overarching inter-
national agreement to limit global over-
fishing, but a fewgovernments have been
able to implement and enforce restrictions
at regional levels that have resulted in
rebounding fish stocks. The success of
these isolated examples gives environ-
mentalists and marine biologists hope that
protecting marine hot spots fromoverfish-
ing can save the biodiversity of the worlds
oceans.
The results of an extensive four-year
study released in 2006 by leading
fisheries expert Boris Wormof Canadas
Dalhousie University and colleagues
showed overfishing would put every
commercial fishery in the world out of
business by 2048, with the oceans poten-
tially never recovering. But University
of Washington fisheries scientist Ray
Hilborn challenged Worms frightening
conclusion, offering evidence that several
fisheries in parts of the U.S., Iceland and
NewZealand were recovering. The two
men decided to teamup on a new, more
comprehensive survey of fisheries around
the world.
EARTHTALK
Higher quotas bolster fears of overfishing
Please see EARTH, Page C-2
Clinic welcomes Dr. Kendall;
she is Board Certifed in
Internal Medicine.
She received her training
at the George Washington
School of Medicine, and
is now accepting new
patients both in Santa Fe
and Los Alamos.
Open Thursdays
8:30-4:30
Monday, Tuesday and Friday
in Los Alamos
Appointments scheduled through
Los Alamos offce number listed below.
Most insurance
accepted!
(not contracted with Lovelace or Tricare)
Los Alamos
Medical
Care Clinic
Martha Kendall, M.D.
Now seeing new patients in
our Santa Fe offce!
Appointments can be made at
662-4351
The Hearing Care Centers at Southwestern Ear, Nose & Throat (SWENT) are the only physician-
owned hearing aid practices in Santa Fe and Los Alamos. At SWENT, physicians and audiologists
work together to provide you with expert hearing health care. From identifying and treating hearing
loss to treating physical abnormalities or illnesses of your ear and auditory system, our specialists
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What our patients are saying:
Hearing loss is never a pleasant experience. My care at SWENT has always been wonderful. Beginning in the mid-1990s,
Dr. Kathleen Weidner has been great - professional, courteous and even humorous when appropriate (which is nearly always!).
I highly recommend Audiology and ENT care at SWENT. I continue to see them regularly and the care remains of highest quality.
- Raphiel Benjamin, MD
Kathleen Weidner has been helping me with hearing aids for the past 10 years. My family and friends are as grateful as I am.
I no longer struggle to hear and turn up the volume or keep asking for repeats. Now if someone doesnt answer me, they have the
hearing problem; mines taken care of. My aids have been comfortable from the beginning, and, as technology has improved, I have
upgraded and enjoyed the advances. - Sharon Vandevelde
1620 Hospital Dr. | Santa Fe, NM 87505
118 Central Park Square | Los Alamos, NM 87544
www.swenthearing.com
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