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Alternative Health Workshops A fresh approach to healthy life! Experienced Holistic Practitioners Get inspired, motivated and active! Our caring, trained wellness team is committed to your wellbeing. We offer an array of workshops designed to prepare you for proper Nutrition & Healthy Cooking Clas*es Heal your relationship with food! Navigate your way healthfully through grocery stores, restaurants, food courts, and even your own kitchen, with numerous food suggestions We have a great children's program offering nutrition information, fitness, face painting and more! Better nutrition! Less time & money at the grocery store! A back up plan in case of emergencies! Let’s Be Whole is a socially-responsible, alternative health brand committed to helping underserved communities become empowered through a holistic healing approach of health and wellness geared for an individual’s physical, psychological and spiritual well being. The body, mind, and spirit exist as one whole and must be worked on together for optimal healing. Additionally, we aim to promote vital sustainable living skills and positive environmental awareness. Personalized culturally-sensitive, health education is what sets Let’s Be Whole apart. We can come to your location or you can join us at one of our satellite locations to take wellness clas*es. Holistic education specialists and trained naturopathic staff can Our Wellness Workshop are designed to give you a comprehensive experience in holistic and alternative wellness. Clas*es are completely donation-based, so pay what you can! Sign up now to reserve your spot. We organize natural wellness fairs, retreats, workshops, and health parties Through media content and our unique, interactive, gras*roots outreach programs, our goal is to successfully reach communities of color who are at high risk for obesity, diseases, cancers, stress, poverty, and mental illnesses. Minority Americans are expected to make up more than 40 percent of the U.S. population by 2035 and 47 percent by 2050 (U.S. Bureau of the Census 1996