“I started Neurofeedback to help with my anxiety during some very stressful life opportunities. Having worked in the behavioral health field for quite a while, I had witnessed the astounding results of clients who used neurofeedback in conjunction with other modalities. Needless to say I was on board and ready.…
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“I grew up surrounded by fishnets, rhinestones, feather boas and pageant gowns – my grandmother was an entertainer and costume designer and owned her own shops in the 80s and 90s. I’ve been hooked on nostalgic glam fashion ever since I could walk!” – Aimee Ward Reavis Proprietor Aimee Ward…
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Here at the shop it is that slow time of year where we await to see how early or late spring will officially arrive. It’s still a little early to tell, but with daffodils, hyacinths, and crocuses popping up all over the valley and trees starting to bloom it looks…
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Are you patiently waiting for spring to get out into your garden? Did you know that now is a great time to plant as well? Now is the perfect time to plant some of our cool weather veggies. We have a great selection of lettuce, broccoli, cabbages, brussels sprouts, onions,…
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Spring cleaning for your car feels so good! Chances are if you go to the store to look for car cleaning products you’ll see a large amount of products which can be overwhelming. We’re often asked what type of product to use to clean the dash of your vehicle, and…
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Hello good people of Ashland, my name is Dr. Casey Frieder and I am a chiropractic physician. My approach to healing is based on deeply supporting all levels of being–including emotional, mental and spiritual–and not solely the physical. I worked in Ashland from 2012 to 2018, and then moved my…
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It’s a one-two punch! Rates go up therefore buying power goes down. Or rates decline and more buyers enter the market and home prices rise due to demand. So if rates go down as you want, the number of new buyers entering the market will drive prices up. The gain…
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I remember being reminded “the days are long, but the years are short,” when I was in my late twenties and all of my thirties. To be honest, I would nod my head with the most confused look. What did that mean? How could days feel long, but then the…
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A lifelong buddy and lifelong tree guy in California recently sent me a picture of a Ponderosa pine that had sort of failed in a windstorm. The pine in question had twisted off at ground level and was leaning against the eave of a three-story house at about a 50…
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The Oregon Energy Healing Center is part of a network of over 370 Centers worldwide now offering the Energy Enhancement System. The Energy Enhancement System (EES) is a powerful and effective technology that exists in the rapidly expanding field of frequency medicine. EES creates an energy field in our Healing…
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Have you ever witnessed someone maintaining inner tranquility while surrounded by chaos? Throughout my career, I’ve been fortunate to work with numerous patients who exude a serene demeanor despite facing the upheaval caused by a cancer diagnosis and the ensuing disease process. Their ability to remain composed in the face…
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Human trafficking continues to be a pressing issue across the nation. To tackle this problem head-on, the Southern Oregon Human Trafficking Disrupters Summit is set to take place at Ashland Hills Hotel, March 22-23. This two-day event will bring together experts, advocates, and community members to discuss strategies for combating…
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