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Grand Opening of Owl C U Behavioral Health
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r. Clarese Basile, Doctor of Nursing Practice and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, is celebrating the grand opening of Owl C U Behavioral Health, a holistic clinic which offers a blend of traditional and nontraditional behavioral health care in Tucson. The clinic is open now, with appointment availability within two weeks and men’s and women’s therapy groups starting in January 2021. Basile is experienced in providing care and guidance for individuals Clarese Basile who are having a difficult time in life, relationships or their mental health. She is a nationally certified counselor and a psychiatric mental nurse practitioner who has worked for 20 years in behavioral health. Her diverse experience and education creates an atmosphere that helps individuals optimize their lives through personal growth. The services offered at Owl C U Behavioral Health include compassionate, whole-person care by incorporating traditional and integrative health treatments. These may include prescription of psychiatric medications, traditional talk therapy, management of herbal supplements, nutritional counseling for brain health, guided imagery, meditation, energy work, vocational guidance and others. Location: 2030 E. Broadway Blvd., Ste. 207, Tucson. For more information, call 520-349-1781, email OwlCUBH@gmail.com or visit OwlCUBH.org. See ad, page 10.
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he only soaking studio in Tucson, Healing Spirit Soaks features hot tubs made from cedar wood planks and a cold plunge in the copper claw foot tub. Post-COVID protocols assure safety for clients: ozone and copper ions in the filtered water kill bacteria and viruses, while also adding health benefits such as strengthening the immune system. The amethyst biomat pulsates far infrared rays into the body, which improves lymphatic flow, detoxification and immune function. “So many of us have been neglecting our own self-care as 2020 has brought a new set of challenges to the table. It’s time to venture out into safe environments, like the sacred space that Healing Spirit Soaks has to offer,” says owner Jasmine May, NMD. “Even if it’s just a 20-minute herb or gemstone foot soak in our beautiful copper soaking bowls, the benefit to your physical health as well as for one’s mental, emotional and spiritual health is worth it.” The studio has always been rigorously cleaned between clients, and now clients are assured plenty of time and space between visitors to Healing Spirit, as the studio is now only available by appointment. “You and the guests you choose to bring will have complete privacy and seclusion during your hour in the soaking studio. If you choose to receive the CBD salt scrub, the practitioner will be masked, or you may opt to maintain social distance and decline the salt scrub, says May. The studio also offers acupuncture, CBD bodywork, reflexology, Bowen therapy, vaginal steams and infrared sauna. The soaking studio can comfortably accommodate up to six in a party. Robes, towels and slippers are available in house. Location: 1074 N. Swan, Tucson. For more information, call 520-344-3250, email Dr.Jaz@HealingSpiritSoaks.com or visit HealingSpiritSoaks.com.
Dr Butch Levy MD, L.Ac
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