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Teshuva of the heart: A Jewish reflection on the Hoffman Process

By Shelly Korn | Care Imagineer / Evercare When Markus and Angelina Bihler first suggested that I attend something called the Hoffman Process, I politely smiled and quickly changed the...
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A change of lifestyle – a change of heart 

Keeping your heart healthy is not a difficult task – yet, its benefits are significant. This advice came through very clearly during...
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Community wellbeing in focus

JEWELL is a new initiative for community support and wellbeing. Striving together for JEWELLNESS.
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Choose life, choose comfort care! 

Comfort Care Chronicles: Navigating life's transitionsShelly korn Care Imagineer | Evercare You don’t have to choose between fighting for...
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When therapists fail Jewish clients 

Cape Town therapist Debby Silver and fellow therapist Glenda Mark ran sessions called ‘Feeling Fragile’ for members of...

Empowering patients to become more active in their health journeys

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Health Focus Dr Simone Silver is a medical practitioner heading up a busy medical practice in Gardens, Cape Town. Simone’s approach challenges many of the...

Natural health products under the spotlight

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By Editor The use of natural products for the treatment of health issues has come a long way over the past few decades. Providers of natural...

Health Focus: A step in the right direction

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By Andy Blecher Our feet are absolutely crucial to our daily lives: we walk with them, stand with them, run with them, rely on them...

Healthy mind, healthy body

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Health Focus The Cape Jewish Chronicle chatted to Dr Lauren Lee, founder of The Health Team, a multidisciplinary medical practice in Mouille Point, about some...
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