Green Ridge Om & Wellness, LLC

There is a large misconception that pediatric massage is simply typical massage therapy but only on a smaller human. That is an unfortunate misconception.

Everything from the expectation conversation with parents, intake process with the child on their appropriate age level and ability, discussions with child about their bodily autonomy, demonstrations and participation in self care, teaching the parent(s) some simple mini massage sessions catered to the specific needs of the child(ren)in a super fun way so that they may continue this experience regularly at home.

Email [email protected] for additional info on group classes at your location or one on one sessions at my office.

GROW is officially on a two week break until Wednesday September 30th (unofficially back September 28th for a few clients and admin).

There are a few available appointments available in mid October at the moment. So if you need to get back on the schedule, or are looking to start a new treatment plan, email [email protected] and you will hear back from us on Monday September 28th in the order requests were received.

Enjoy this beautiful fall season upon us! 🌱🌀🖤

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Join Megan McClary, PT, DPT, OCS as she discusses the bone and muscular changes that occur in women during menopause.

Learn tips on how to manage these changes and strengthening exercises.

Register at: https://lclshome.org/event/musculoskeletal-…ome-of-menopause/

We LOVE to laugh and live for it! Congratulations Jeannine Luby for your 20 years of success with Laugh to Live! Here is to 20 more!

ALERT!!! Lots of flashbacks and memory posting coming your way.

As I celebrate 20 years this month of officially making Laugh to Live a business (an LLC), I will be sharing many photos and memories made since the beginning (or as far back as I have photos).

This photo was taken about 15 years ago at the first World Laughter Day Scranton event I hosted at Nay Aug Park in Scranton to share laughter yoga with the community and awareness about the wellness benefits of laughter, and to raise fun and funds for the nonprofit Humor Therapy Fund.

Kristin Caudullo Martelli thanks for being one of the first supporters!

Super important info!

It Might Be Lyme: Lyme is the Great Imitator

Lyme disease is nicknamed “The Great Imitator” because its symptoms can mimic hundreds of other conditions, often leading to misdiagnosis and years of unnecessary suffering. Tick-borne illnesses can look exactly like or cause:

ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease)
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Alzheimer’s disease
Autism
Fibromyalgia
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome / ME (CFS/ME)
POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome)
Small Fiber Neuropathy (SFN)
Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
Lupus
Sjogren’s Syndrome
Mood disorders, depression & other psychiatric illnesses
PANDAS/PANS

…and countless more (

Lyme, and related infections like Bartonella and Babesia, can affect every system in the body — joints, nerves, brain, heart, and more. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with any of the above or another "label" diagnosis, but still feel something is missing … It Might Be Lyme.

Don’t settle for “chronic” or “idiopathic.”

💚 Seek a Lyme-literate practitioner. We collaborate with Project Lyme for their searchable provider list.
💚 Test with a more reliable laboratory such as IGeneX. Unfortunately, the two-tier testing recommended by the CDC misses approximately ½ of actual cases pursuant to numerous peer-reviewed studies (up to 78% of recently acquired cases).
💚 Proper treatment can change everything.

Share this if it hits home — someone out there needs to see it today! May is Lyme Awareness Month.