The HHC newstree provides a virtual community center and a forum for communication and learning from each other. Participants range from MD's to bodyworkers, academics to the interested public. This digest is designed for busy people to get information at a glance.

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• Send notice of classes, lectures, talks and other community events related to health and healing. These can be related to individual health, health in relationships or community health. We also welcome arts as related to health.
• Share articles from journals, Web sites, magazines or books pertinent to HHC mission and focus. Please include the source.
• Inquire about resources for health providers, problem solving, working with clients, patient advocacy, or other modalities for healing.
• Make announcements-office moves, resources available, new practice or change in practice, places for rent and so on.
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• Click on the top line of the HHC format if you want to see the archives. They will provide you with an overview or retrieve information regarding past events.