The Williamson County Parks and Recreation Department hosts a variety of art, music and general recreation programs for children, teens, adults and seniors at recreation centers across Williamson County in Brentwood, Fairview, Franklin, Nolensville and Spring Hill.

The primary instructions below guide the operation of Afloat Recreation Programs. These instructions are reviewed and used in the required CNIC Afloat Recreation Program Management (ARPM) Course and CNIC Afloat Recreation Program Inspections. If you are unable to find guidance on specific programs you would like to offer, please contact your local Deployed Forces Support POC for assistance.. ...

Theres a wide variety of drop-in programs available at the Citys recreation centres. Listing of programs, including description and location.

Colzato, L. S., Bajo, M. T., van den Wildenberg, W., Paolieri, D., Nieuwenhuis, S. T., La Heij, W., & Hommel, B. (2008). How does bilingualism improve executive control? A comparison of active and reactive inhibition mechanisms. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 34, 302-312. IF: 2.7 ...

The pattern of wake-state deterioration followed by sleep-state recovery and stabilization is consistent with other sleep consolidation studies, as the same result has been found for perceptual learning of synthetic speech (Fenn et al., 2003) and sensorimotor learning (Brawn et al., 2008). Moreover, although sleep has been commonly reported to enhance visual texture discrimination learning (e.g., Gais et al., 2000), it is plausible that texture discrimination studies may suffer from task-structure confounds that result in similar fatigue or reactive inhibition and could potentially follow the pattern of consolidation demonstrated here. Indeed, texture discrimination training and testing sessions entail ,1000 trials, and performance has been shown to deteriorate if participants are retested multiple times during the day, implicating fatigue in the visual system as a critical factor in the reported pattern of performance changes (Mednick et al., 2002). Additionally, similar inhibition effects were ...

The Minister has elaborated on some of our priorities for the next 5 years, namely: School Sport; Club Development; Community Sport; Facilities; and Transformation. I will focus on other critical work of the Department without which it will be difficult to implement the MTEF priorities adequately. In keeping with our vision of an Active Nation, I draw attention to our RECREATION programme.

Social Functions of Community Recreation: This PowerPoint was produced by Jones & Bartlett Learning, LLC, and is posted for limited use for educational purposes, specifically with regard to CFGVs Athletics/Recreation constituency. Starting with slide #3, you will see ten possible benefits of a community-based athletics/recreation program. Review these to see which of the ten are relevant to you. Then brainstorm some things you might collect or systematically notice that provide evidence that you are making this objective come true. Please remember - you still need to show that meeting a given objective is in response to an issue or an unmet need in the community ...

Sports/Outdoor Recreation - For people with disabilities who are interested in sports or the outdoors please join us. We offer a variety of outings and activities. Please contact Patricia Kepler at 503-232-7411 or [email protected] if you are interested in learning more about our outdoor recreation program.. Volunteer Program - ILRs services are provided by both staff and volunteers. Volunteers are essential to the success of this organization. They enable us to provide services without exceeding our budget. Volunteers serve in many capacities at ILR, including the Board of Directors, peer counselors, and teachers. Please contact Sarah Naomi Campbell [email protected] if you find interest in becoming an ILR volunteer. Download Volunteer Application. STEPS Program - Its often said that knowledge is power. STEPS empowers participants by providing information about rights and responsibilities, and helping them develop the skills needed to hire and manage Homecare Workers.Call Suzanne to sign up ...

It is highly unlikely that there are fewer athletes with long-term potential born in the last quarter of the year than in the first quarter but upon inspection of national select team rosters the early births are disproportionately represented. Have you ever heard of a late bloomer? With this set-up youll be hearing that term a lot less than ever before because if you are unlucky enough to be born at the tail end of a league or programs cut-off date you are at a huge disadvantage. The current system for developing and selecting athletes in this country rewards early-maturing athletes who may not have the ability to be elite performers. Late developing athletes are excluded, cut, and consequently leave the sport or are segregated to recreation program that limit training opportunities and instruction from advanced coaches. These late developers may have substantial long-term potential but they are eliminated from the talent pool prematurely ...

Healthy lifestyles for children and youth lead to healthy lifestyles for life. The Basin Physical Literacy and Youth Sport (PLAYS) Hub supports sports organizations, schools, and active recreation programs to create safe, inclusive, and quality programs for children and youth to build the motivation, physical competence, knowledge, and confidence to participate in sport and active living. Find out more on how it works. ...

We also would like to encourage one and all to vote this November for The City of Portland Ballot Measure 26-213. The measure restores recreation programs, parks, nature, and water through a five-year levy. This year of COVID-19 has shown us more than ever how important Portlands Parks are to the well-being of all our citizens. VOTE, VOTE, VOTE.. Thank you for all your Park support - looking forward to seeing you soon,. Friends of Pier Park ...

questions, please contact Dina Trunzo, Manager, at 908 526 5650, fax 908 429-5508. Somerset County Parks provides year round indoor and outdoor recreation programs for children and adults with developmental disabilities residing in Somerset County. Most programs require a small fee to participate.. ...

This year the theme flower was Kalanchoe and the theme was Blossoms of Joy. Over 200 organisations from 15 countries showcased exotic flowers, landscape and floral art displays. The participating countries were Mainland China, Australia, Estonia, Germany, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Spain, Belgium, the United Kingdom and the United States. A series of fringe activities were held during the show period, including music and dance performances, green talks, floral art demonstrations, fashion shows, cooking demonstrations, greening activities workshops, green promotional stalls, guided visits, recreation programmes and fun games.. ...

The Gaylord Gauntlet 5K, scheduled for June 25, 2016, on the campus of Gaylord Hospital in Wallingford, is not for the faint-of-heart-or those who like to keep their running shoes clean. In addition to 3.3 miles of ground to cover, the Gaylord Gauntlet includes wooded trails, mud and 20 natural and man-made obstacles to test an athlete's strength and endurance. Participants will end the race tired, sweaty and muddy, but with a feeling of accomplishment, knowing they helped support the Gaylord Sports Association, which provides adaptive sports and recreation programs for adults with physical disabilities. Able-bodied and disabled athletes will ...

4-H is looking to collaborate with libraries, recreation programs, after school programs and other youth serving agencies to offer this course. 4-H will train your staff or volunteers and provide 4-H curriculum. ...

VIII. Relevant National Standards. I. Summary:. For grades 7-12. Students will brainstorm their favorite sports, then form small groups based upon the mutual sport of interest. Students investigate the coaching of the sport by reading about the sport in books or magazines, viewing televised or video sports programs, searching the Internet for Web sites on sports and youth, interviewing local high school, college, YMCA/YWCA or recreation program coaches, or viewing the sport in person. Students outline or diagram how to teach the specific essential skills for their favorite sport, then demonstrate the skills to the class, using classmates as active participants. Then students discuss reasons why sports, athletics or physical activities should be an important part of teens lives. II. Objectives: ...

When we started we had one win a year, the Montgomery coach said. This is our 10th anniversary year and each year we have built and built and built. We had a little dip a few years ago but it has been getting more and more popular as a sport. The kids love it and enjoy it. I find they are getting involved younger and younger and when they come to us in high school many have already experienced the sport with the recreation program or a club team ...

What is Volkssporting?. Volkssporting started in Germany and simply defined, is a personal fitness sports and recreation program offering noncompetitive walks, hikes, bike rides, swims, and in some regions cross-country skiing. You may choose your time to start within the start/finish window and participate in the sport at your own pace ...

The Zone is an Indianola Parks & Recreation program, offered in partnership with Indianola Middle School, to provide a safe place for students to gather after school for fun activities with their friends and classmates. It is open to all Indianola Middle School students on Mondays and Thursdays, from 3:20 to 5:00 PM, from September through April. After checking in at The Zone, students enjoy a snack, and then its time for the fun to begin with activities such as: ...

Join Achieve Tahoe for our 32nd annual Foam Fest Fundraiser! Come out to five Truckee breweries to support wonderful local businesses as well as Achieve Tahoes outdoor recreation programs for people with disabilities.

MARIETTA - The Marietta City Council will consider the Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 budget at its regularly scheduled meeting on June 14, 2017 at 7 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers. The budget recommended by City Manager Bill Bruton and Finance staff is a balanced budget and has no service reductions and no tax or fee increases.. The general fund budget funds general government services including police and fire services, parks and recreation programs, code enforcement, planning and development, and streets and public works maintenance. The Citys millage rate that supports governmental services is currently 2.788 mills and is expected to remain the same.. The Citys overall FY 2018 budget is $322 million, which includes the $56.69 million for the general fund budget.. More info: Mariettas Finance Department/Budget Division, 770-794-5544 ...

MARIETTA - On Wednesday, June 13, 2018, the Marietta City Council voted to adopt a balanced budget for Fiscal Year 2019, which begins July 1, 2018, and ends June 30, 2019. The budget, which was recommended by City Manager Bill Bruton and Finance staff, was passed with no service reductions and no tax or fee increases.. The general fund budget funds general government services including police and fire services, parks and recreation programs, code enforcement, planning and development, and streets and public works maintenance.. The Citys millage rate that supports governmental services remains the same at 2.788 mills.. The Citys overall FY 2019 budget is $ $317.7 million, which includes the $59.7 million for the general fund budget.. More info: Mariettas Finance Department/Budget Division, 770-794-5544 ...

Its the last week of August. Summer vacation and summer routines end. The school year routine begins. Even if the kids have been in daycare or camps or recreation programs, chances are the schedule during the summer months was a little -- or a lot -- different from the school year. Parents can take advantage of the

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Superintendent of Schools Dr. Donna C. Hanlin and Salisbury Mayor Jacob R. Day are pleased to announce a partnership between Wicomico County Public Schools and the City of Salisbury. This partnership will result in the relocation of the Choices Academy to a permanent location and the creation of a new community center for youth with after-school recreation programs and health services on the property.. The Wicomico County Public Schools and the City of Salisbury worked together to select the property on Calloway Street as the ideal location for the Choices Academy and community center. The Board of Education has a signed contract on the 3-acre parcel. Settlement should take place in early September. The new Calloway Street location for the Choices Academy is a win for everyone - the city, the county, the community, and the school system, Dr. Hanlin said. Were excited to partner with Mayor Day and the City of Salisbury on a shared vision to construct a permanent building to house both the ...

Therapeutic recreation programs are programs that offer creative, social, and exercise opportunities for people with physical or...

Riverhead Town is looking to add an online signup and payment system for its recreation department, officials said at Thursdays public Town Board work session.. The towns recreation department superintendent, Ray Coyne, said that hes already put out a request for proposals, and that the winning bidder would charge the town an estimated $18,000 to install a program and the systems server would cost about $3,000. Annual technical support would cost $4,500 he said.. Were making it easier for residents to sign up for programs, he said.. He noted that program fees would not increase under the new system, which would be paid for with recreation program revenues.. We are scheduled to have it go live Jan. 3 for winter registration, Mr. Coyne later told the News-Review.. In the meantime, Town Board member Jodi Giglio suggested the town look into whether or not it could use Suffolk Countys payment method for signing up for recreation programs. Mr. Coyne said he would do that.. ...

The Kelso Parks and Recreation Program strives to provide quality parks and diverse recreational opportunities for all of its citizens. These opportunities will be provided within the resource constraints made available from its citizens. It is the goal of all those people involved with Kelso Parks and Recreation to understand the service level expectations of its citizens and to provide those services that enhance the quality of life for the community in which we live.. ...

Wright County Parks and Recreation Department is in the process of developing a comprehensive master plan for park facilities and recreation programs. The plan will evaluate current conditions of County parks, trails, and programs, and develop a plan for the long-term future of the park operations, enhancements, development, and recreational programming. The County is interested in learning what County residents and visitors think about the current system and what priorities they have for the future. The planning process is expected to be finished in December of 2021. The Wright County Parks and Recreation system has an approximate value of $32 million, an asset that the county has developed over the past 42 years. It includes 32 public recreation areas consisting of 4,717 acres, three corridor trails totaling 12 miles in length, an environmental education facility, three campgrounds, picnic shelters, 70 miles of interior park trails including 14.25 miles of mountain bike trails, and 20 miles of ...

Led by an experienced board of directors, PRIMAs mission and goals are guided by its core competencies for public sector risk managers. These core competencies provide the framework for the Associations strategic plan and shapes who we are.. The Associations mission is to promote effective risk management in the public interest as an essential component of public administration.. Headquartered in Alexandria, VA, PRIMA is the largest risk management association dedicated solely to the practice of risk management in the public sector. PRIMAs membership is made up of more than 2,000 entities in over 1,800 jurisdictions.. PRIMAs members coordinate risk management, purchase insurance, manage human resources, administrate safety and environmental programs, manage labor issues, handle parks and recreation programs and much more. They adhere to a strict code of ethics, a standard of professional conduct as it applies to member work-related activities.. ...

From Your Health Journal…..A great article from The Daily Express out of the UK called Return Of PE In Schools To Combat Obesity written by Hilary Douglas. All over the world, childhood obesity is on the rise. Children suffer from obesity related illnesses such as heart disease, cancer, type 2 diabetes, weak joints - as well as being bullied in school, and low self esteem. There lives have become very sedentary, as technology peaks their interests instead of physical activity. Many recreation programs have cutbacks as well. Physical education in the schools is imperative. Most peoples view on PE is kids having an open gym to play, when the new PE does not call for this. And….most people assume children will keep skinny soley due to PE, and this is wrong as well, especially if children have it once or twice a week. For those who are lucky, and have PE everyday at school, it could potentially help keep children fit. But, once of twice a week is still better than nothing. A good PE teacher ...

There are several different kinds of respite care: a caregiver may come to your home or you may take your child to a center. There are also overnight camps and recreation programs available for children and youth with special health care needs. To find care for your child, contact the regional center at 877-568-5205 about available respite services in your area.. ...

Our Military License Plate Frames are standard designs and have been a staple in our product line for 15 years. Please check with your state and local regulations regarding suitability for displaying this License Plate Frame on you vehicle since these regulations may have changed over time.. A percentage of the sale of each MilitaryBest item is forwarded to the licensing departments of each respective branch of service in support of the MWR (Morale, Welfare, & Recreation) program. These payments are made by either ALL4U LLC or the wholesaler from where the item originated. Our team thanks you for your service and your support of these programs. ...

Eventbrite - Recreation Programs and Services Team presents Yoga and Relaxation (Beginner) - Monday, July 17, 2017 | Monday, September 18, 2017 at Newington Community Centre, Newington, NSW. Find event and ticket information.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 21, 2008 July is National Parks and Recreation Month. On Tuesday, June 24, the Alexandria City Council issued a proclamation declaring July 2008 as National Park and Recreation Month. The Department of Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Activities celebrates with the National Recreation and Park Association by highlighting a variety of wonderful recreation programs that it offers during the month of July, for people of all ages in Alexandria. Swimming is one of several lifetime sports offered by the department. The Masters Swim Program provides training for adult competitive swimmers. Swimmers are members of and compete in the Potomac Valley or DC Masters swim programs. The Masters Swim Program and Christ Church of Alexandria will be co-hosting the Boogie Woogie Swim Meet on Sunday, July 27 from 2-6 p.m. at Chinquapin Park Recreation Center (3210 King St.). The goal of the meet is to raise $10,000 to support the Children of Chernobyl Program, which sponsors an annual ...

At Runnells Center for Rehabilitation & Healthcare, our dedicated recreation department understands the importance of socializing and forging friendships, all while keeping active, which is why they provide our residents with a stimulating variety of recreation programs on an individual, small, and large group basis. The Director of Therapeutic Recreation plans a monthly schedule of activities, programs, and special events, including games, gardening, Coffee Socials, musical entertainment, along with community outings. Additionally, upon admission, our therapeutic recreation staff determines activity interest by completing activity assessments, which are used to develop individualized programs for residents ...

City of San Diego Park & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Services - This program provides sports, recreation, leisure and outreach services to San Diegans with physical, mental and emotional disabilities. Services include therapeutic recreation programs and adaptive sports opportunities, which address the special needs of individuals with disabilities who have difficulty accessing and participating in recreation opportunities offered to the general public.. Xcite Steps - Recreation, respite, mentor and childcare programs for kids, teens, and adults with a variety of cognitive disabilities. 858-722-1948.. Friendship Circle - Social outings for children and teens with special needs. Call 858-487-4879.. Pioneers Club - Activities for individuals with developmental challenges through fine and performing arts, educational enrichment and socially responsible micro enterprises. Call 858-350-6002.. Teens in Motion - an after school program providing supervision and support to teens and young adults ...

The Recreation Department offers a variety of services and facilities for your recreation needs. A recreation membership includes access to the Fitness Centre, Pool, and Drop In Sports. Many continuing staff quality for a free recreation membership. Additionally we offer over 100 different programs and classes including group fitness, pilates, dance, sport instruction, sport leagues and first aid certifications. We also can arrange for a custom program for you and your staff. This can include a single day offering of a selection of recreation programs and could be perfect for an end of term team building day or retreat (contact [email protected] for details ...

Plan, direct, or coordinate medically-approved recreation programs for patients in hospitals, nursing homes, or other institutions. Activities include sports, trips, dramatics, social activities, and crafts. May assess a patient condition and recommend appropriate recreational activity.. Sample of reported job titles: Activity Coordinator, Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS), General Activities Therapist, Recreation Therapist, Recreational Therapist, Rehabilitation Therapist, Therapeutic Recreation Specialist ...

MWSU Recreation Services Department includes the Looney Complex, Baker Fitness Center and outdoor amenities on campus.. The Looney Complex includes the arena, old gymnasium and pool. A full intramural sports recreation program is offered in Looney to enrolled college students and Missouri Western personnel. The program includes individual, dual, team and special events for men, women and coeds. The intramural program encourages the development of mental, physical, emotional and social health. In general, Missouri Western State University provides the opportunity for every individual, regardless of ability to realize the fun of participation in a favorite sport or activity at various levels of competition. For more information, visit our website: www.missouriwestern.edu/recreation.. The Baker Fitness Center includes the Nautilus Nitro weight machines, Hammer Strength weight machines, Dumbbells, Multi-Functioning Weight Station, Dual Pulley machine, Smith Machine and various benches with free ...

Recreational Respite has built an entire team of Recreation Therapists on the premise that FUN changes behaviour! The work we do in both areas of 1:1 support (in the home or community setting) and group based recreation programs promote engaging activity in order to support clients in achieving individual goals and reach desired outcomes that include: social skills, re-integration into family, school, work or community, participation, life skills, independence and identifying sense of role and purpose.. Programming is customized based upon the individual needs, interests, abilities and strengths of the individual. Therapeutic Recreation focuses on inclusion, emphasizes participation, is person centered and goal driven.. ...

Gass, M., & Neill, J. T. (2001). Introduction to program evaluation. Presentation to the 29th Annual International Conference of the Association for Experiential Education, 2 November. Greenaway, R. Evaluation of training/learning books & reviews. Active Reviewing. Hendricks, B. (no date). Improving evaluation in experiential education. ERIC Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools. Neill, J. T. (2010). Program evaluation and outdoor education: An overview. Presentation to the 16th National Outdoor Education Conference, Notre Dame University, Fremantle, Western Australia, January 10-13. Priest, S. (2001). A program evaluation primer. Journal of Experiential Education, 24(1), 34-40. Watters, R. (1988). Benefit cost analysis of non-commercial outdoor programs. In Proceedings of the 1986 Conference on Outdoor Recreation. Watters, R. (1991). Cost benefit analysis of recreation programs for the disabled. Idaho State University Outdoor Program, Pocatello, ID. ...

Gass, M., & Neill, J. T. (2001). Introduction to program evaluation. Presentation to the 29th Annual International Conference of the Association for Experiential Education, 2 November. Greenaway, R. Evaluation of training/learning books & reviews. Active Reviewing. Hendricks, B. (no date). Improving evaluation in experiential education. ERIC Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools. Neill, J. T. (2010). Program evaluation and outdoor education: An overview. Presentation to the 16th National Outdoor Education Conference, Notre Dame University, Fremantle, Western Australia, January 10-13. Priest, S. (2001). A program evaluation primer. Journal of Experiential Education, 24(1), 34-40. Watters, R. (1988). Benefit cost analysis of non-commercial outdoor programs. In Proceedings of the 1986 Conference on Outdoor Recreation. Watters, R. (1991). Cost benefit analysis of recreation programs for the disabled. Idaho State University Outdoor Program, Pocatello, ID. ...

Uno served many years as a school horse focusing primarily on beginner riding levels as well as giving public trail rides, working in the therapeutic recreation programs, and spending summer camps with hundreds of junior riders over the years. Uno loves people and his upbeat personality earned him the title as an ambassador of the Stable. He was placed in the front stall to greet customers and was also featured at the local 4-H fairs in his younger days. Uno enjoys grooming, treats, hand grazing, and afternoon naps! He is peaceful with other horses and makes an excellent companion horse, but would also enjoy some light leadline walks with children. Uno has some special needs in his old age and would love to be pampered and loved on by a family of his own to live out his well-deserved retirement ...

Amenities From water attractions to sports facilities this this Jellystone Park has a variety of activities to bring families together. The water area has a pool, hot tub, and fountain splash area. Nearby are the basketball and volleyball courts, as well as the playground and jumping pad. Inside are pool and ping pong tables, and a small fitness room. The park also boasts a General store, large TV lounge, and snack shack. And dont forget your furry friends! This park has a large canine corral to let your dogs run around off leash.. Activities. You cant deny that this is family friendly destination location when you see all the activities available here. Known for their recreation programs that include arts & crafts, scavenger hunts, and numerous games, youll often see Yogi Bear and Boo Boo join in the fun! You can also rent a bike or peddle kart or play a round of Mini Golf.. Local Area. While you are there, be sure to take some time to explore the local area. It is known Texas Wine Country ...

Private music lessons allow students, ages 5 and over, to receive one-on-one time with professional musicians across many instruments. We welcome those who are first-time learners and those who want to further advance their talents.. For Fall 2021, Abrons Arts Center offers an array of private music lessons that will be held both in-person and virtually. Please specify which method of instruction you prefer in your private lesson inquiry.. Students receive 12-13 lessons, depending on the day of the week, in private music instruction from leading professional musicians. There is no set number for courses required but we recommend students participate in a full semester to excel in their instrument and subject of choice and to receive the best results from private lessons. Fall 2021/Spring 2022 Lessons are available in:. Bass (Upright and Electric) ...

BY JIM HOWE Before he was born, Mason Campbell underwent spinal surgery. Now an energetic 2-year-old, Mason and his parents, Jesse and Chris, aided by a variety of medical specialists, have been working to overcome his complicated diagnosis. Mason has myelomeningocele, a type of spina bifida where the bones of his spine do not completely…

I like to give what I would have enjoyed receiving. For me, growing up in a sleepy Southern California town, a visit from a professional musician would have been really exciting. So about a dozen years ago I began volunteering at a local universitys Arts Reach program, where they bussed in local and inner-city children to experience music, dance and theatre. I also visited nearby Camp Bloomfield, run by the Junior Blind of America, and offered to play the piano for them. That was my first time around children who are blind, and it really touched me. Many had multiple handicaps, yet everyone at camp fished, created art and slept in cabins like kids at any camp. The following year I talked Kawai into loaning the camp a piano, and played again. When I then asked the Arts Reach program to invite the visually impaired children to one of their music programs, I was told it would be a liability for the university, something I completely disagreed with ...

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There were professional musicians in the previous three generations of Holsts family and it was clear from his early years that he would follow the same calling. He hoped to become a pianist, but was prevented by neuritis in his right arm. Despite his fathers reservations, he pursued a career as a composer, studying at the Royal College of Music under Charles Villiers Stanford. Unable to support himself by his compositions, he played the trombone professionally and later became a teacher-a great one, according to his colleague Ralph Vaughan Williams. Among other teaching activities he built up a strong tradition of performance at Morley College, where he served as musical director from 1907 until 1924, and pioneered music education for women at St Pauls Girls School, where he taught from 1905 until his death in 1934. He was the founder of a series of Whitsun music festivals, which ran from 1916 for the remainder of his life. ...

Music that reaches the people: A UNF jazz professor releases her 11th album in February. She speaks of her career, inspirations and how she balances it all with being a professional musician and a professor.

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A complaint can indicate a local problem, but can also be caused by another place in the body. This is because tissues (bones, muscles, organs, nerves) are directly or indirectly connected to each other. Nutrition also plays an important role in repairing, supporting or causing complaints.. When the balance between these systems is disturbed, physical, mental or emotional complaints can arise. This can happen, for example, due to an accident, surgery, sports injuries, an infection, the type of work you do or prolonged stress. At Osteopathie de Ridder we look for the cause of your complaints in you as an individual.. During the examination we explore the tissues loss of movement. By restoring that mobility, we aim to draw on your bodys self-regulatory ability.. The body is strong and can do a great deal by itself. Sometimes it only needs a push.. ...