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Relaunching the Health Information Digital Resource

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My main intention is around helping people understand that yoga is for everyone,” says Amy Wheeler, PhD, the facilitator of the Bakken Center’s Online Therapeutic Yoga Series.

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Bakken Center Director of Education Dr. Megan Voss is leading the revolution at the intersection of education and healthcare.

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A new Bakken Center course leads students into an exploration of mortality and wellbeing at the end of life.

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A Course of Self-Discovery

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These Health Coaching students are poised to transform healthcare and patient wellbeing.

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Research and mentorship drive the Integrative Health Research Fellowship Program, which helps integrative health professionals advance their careers.

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Today, social media functions as a sort of virtual Swiss Army knife—a tool with many purposes adapted to society’s needs.

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Craig Blacklock’s new work including the Encroachment series, will be on display at the Joseph Nease Fine Art Gallery in Duluth, Minnesota from August 9th through September 27th.