Clayton College of Natural Health Blog

licia Simpson, Clayton College of Natural Health student, is celebrating the launch of her new book Quick & Easy Vegan Comfort Food in Atlanta, GA on September 26, 2009. Simpson is the founder of Lici’s Sweet Treats Organic Bakery in Atlanta, creator of the popular Vegan Guinea Pig Blog, a contributing writer for the award-winning [...]

Clayton College of Natural Health family herbalist student Katherine Turcotte will have a new article out this fall titled “The Collector’s Herbarium” in the Herb Quarterly magazine. Turcotte has had many articles published with the Herb Quarterly, and now she has a new publication to add to her CV. Turcotte is looking forward to the [...]

Clayton graduate Vicki Chelf now hosts two radio shows “Truly Sustainable Sarasota” on WSLR 96.5 fm, and Green Connection US on www.webtalkradionetwork.com. Both shows focus on health and the environment.

Clayton College of Natural Health student and graduate, Kathy Gruver has released her first instructional massage DVD, “Therapeutic Massage at Home, Learn to rub people the Right way”. This informative program teaches people safe and effective massage techniques for home health. DVD includes basic anatomy, definitions of massage terms and modalities, original music, [...]

You may recognize the name of Linda Mundorff – back in July 2007, we posted an article about her book Take Control: A Guide to Holistic Living. (http://blogs.ccnh.edu/index.php) Well, it seems that Mundorff has spread her wings, as she was recently featured on Global Talk Radio, an online radio, talking about the proper use of [...]

The Senior Beacon, New Hampshire’s newspaper for people 50 years of age and up recently featured an article written by CCNH graduate Ritamarie Moscola. Moscola says that in writing this piece her focus was combining the arts and health care. Read the essay below:
CREATING AS WE AGE
The opportunities for psychological and creative expression continue as [...]

Clayton College of Natural Health would like to extend our congratulations to the following 2009 scholarship winners:
Mary Ann Gildroy – Winner of Peg Clayton Natural Health and Nutrition Scholarship
Jacqueline Mitchell – Winner of Peg Clayton Natural Health and Nutrition Scholarship
Tanishia Wright – Winner of Nella B. Oppenborn Herbology Scholarship
Terry Kenney – Winner of Sarah Shelton [...]

CCNH graduate David Ibarra hosts “The Quickening Chronicles: The Oracle at the City of Angels,” a provocative and spiritual journey into the reasons for the current and possible future changes in our world, how these changes can affect us, what does ancient prophecies say about these changes, and how to better prepare oneself physically, mentally, [...]

Clayton College of Natural Health student Matthew Sluder recently appeared as a guest on a radio program called Reality Sandwich.  This particular show is focused on discussing a proposed plan to spray untested pesticides over urban populations through out the San Francisco Bay Area in an attempt to eradicate the light brown apple moth.  Sluder [...]

Bloomer and her co-host, Jeannie Thomason, on Animal Talk Naturally and ATN Gone Wild radio shows co-authored an article last summer entitled “Be a Label Detective: How to Read and Understand Pet Food Labels” that was published in Animal Wellness Magazine’s Special Report Issue on the Pet Food Recalls of this past year. Animal Wellness [...]