Earlier this year, we sent out a survey about our business and we received excellent feedback. Many people asked us about our community involvement and our participation in neighborhood events. While we have been quietly involved through donations, non-profit organizations support, and events such as teacher appreciations, we’ve also been using the resources we have at Element to offer more community-centered free events, such as the baby massage and yoga that we offered this past weekend.
For the few people who turned out for this, it was a valuable and productive session. We were so happy and grateful to have the amazing group of attendees who came out to the Urban Meadow. But we realized that we also need to work harder to figure out how to reach a broader range of people who could benefit from these events.
We are pleased and honored to offer free events to promote a healthier and happier community and we intend to keep it up! Looking forward to a future Family Yoga event.
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Acupuncturist, herbalist, Maya abdominal practitioner, and reflexologist Christina Morris is the founder of Element Natural Healing Arts. Writing about health and wellness gives her an outlet to express her care and concern for her beloved community. She believes everyone can achieve better health and happinessโemotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually.



