Gentle Yoga aids victims through patient, paced classes
Cedar Rapids nurses Lorna Bell and Eudora Seyfer wrote Gentle Yoga to aid arthritis MS and stroke patients. The book explains gentle techniques, breathing, nutrition, and relaxation with home exercises. Classes meet weekly at the YWCA. the book is sold in local stores and by mail for 6.50 dollars plus postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorna Bell
Eudora Seyfer
Cedar Rapids
Seyfer
Bell
Gentle Yoga
End of coed basic training marks four year Army experiment
Fort Leonard Wood witnesses the last mixed company road march as the Army ends its four year coed basic training program. Officers and recruits reflect on gender integration, with emphasis on physical standards and the shift to all male or all female groups, while advanced training remains coed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Henry Allen
Sehington
Fort Leonard Wood
Brenda Wallace
Wallace
America
Pvt
5Th Battalion
3Rd Brigade
Duane Lasley
Roshing
Josh
Lt. Lasley
Fort Monroe
Alpha Company
Douglas Haywood
Army Training and Doctrine Command
Personal health burnout signs and causes in modern life
Jane E. Brody explains burnout as fatigue and frustration from devotion to a cause or life pattern that fails to deliver expected rewards. Symptoms include fatigue, apathy, irritability, and despair, often striking highly driven, capable individuals who tie worth to achievement. The piece notes societal demands intensify pressure and self-definition through success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert J. Freudenberger
Anchor Press
Bantam
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.R
Bridget
Janus Gazette
YWCA
R.N
Igram Press
Agnes Lindsey
Lasley
Washington Post
Jane E. Brody
New York A