The Guthrie Public Library and the 123barefoot Clinic will host a military stress recovery project Saturday May 18.
Community style acupuncture treatments will be available to active duty, National Guard and reserve, and veterans of military service and immediate family members.
The event will be from 10:30 a.m. to noon inside the library’s meeting room.
Donations will be accepted.
Acupuncture treatments have allowed many military service personnel to experience diminishing symptoms of stress resulting in better sleep, less anger, reduced anxiety and depression, and improved quality of life.
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Some Comments from veterans at their clinics:
“I have been attending these sessions for about a year. I suffer from panic attacks, and this treatment is a real breakthrough concerning my healing and health.”
“I’ve been off the medication for about 9 months now. I’m feeling a lot better these days. Acupuncture treatment is the best therapy for me. Thank you.”
Location: At the Guthrie Public Library meeting room. There will be signs. Handicapped accessible.
For more information contact Barefoot doctor Kelley M Wyskiel 405-812-3374, or the Guthrie Public Library 405-282-0050.
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