Director’s Letter

Welcome to the second edition of the “new” Natural Awakenings Greater Boston/Rhode Island magazine. We are so excited to be reaching new audiences and crossing the not-so-distant span from Rhode Island to the Boston area. Read More »

Postal Service Reminds Residents to Keep Path to Mailbox Clear

If letter carriers cannot reach your mailbox, they cannot deliver your mail. Read More »

7th Annual Massachusetts Urban Farming Conference

The 7th annual Massachusetts Urban Farming Conference (UFC) will convene local and regional experts, advocates and innovators on March 5, 6, 9 and 11, 2021, to support and promote urban farming enterprises across Massachusetts. Read More »

Navigating the Path to Optimal Health

The BioMed Center and Marion Institute introduce BioBites, a virtual house call for people’s health and wellness. At noon, March 2, join guest speaker Dr. Dickson Thom for an educational hour and discussion on the nature and core principles of biological medicine, how to find practitioners that can support us on the path to better health and recommended assessments and therapies. Read More »

Morning Mindset Book Study with Benjamin Blackett

Join life mastery consultant and motivational speaker, Benjamin Blackett, at 9:05 a.m., Monday through Friday, for 20 minutes of livestream on Facebook for a discussion about the book, Friendship with God, by Neale Donald Walsch. Read More »

Self-Paced Online Ayurveda Health Counselor Training Program

Sacred Stone School is now offering a self-paced training program that can be learned online affordably in either a seven- or 12-month program. This advanced, comprehensive form of life coaching includes training in massage, nutrition, medical astrology, yoga, genetic constitution, epigenetic principles and energy medicine. Read More »

New Naturopathic Medicine Clinic Opening in April

Dr. Chrysanthi Kazantzis (Dr. Kaz), ND, MS, is delighted to announce the opening of her new naturopathic medicine practice, Anasa Personalized Medicine, on April 5, 2021 in Providence. Read More »