Welcome Dr. Glenn Wollman to YH
Have you ever left an appointment with a physician feeling more confused about your health issue than when you went in? Have you ever wished you had someone with the combination of a strong medical background and compassionate empathy with whom you could share your concerns?
As a Medical Guide, Glenn Wollman combines his medical expertise with his knowledge of the human spirit to help make medicine less complex for people and assist them in making their own choices about their health. Using an integrative, holistic approach that focuses on an individual's unique medical, social, spiritual, and psychological make-up, Dr. Wollman gives people a better understanding of their options so that they are able to make an informed choice on how to proceed with their care.
Dr. Wollman, a speaker at YogaHub's Virtual World Conference held last February and the creator of Sleep Suite, believes that nobody has to be specifically boxed into only one way of treating a specific injury or illness. Working in collaboration with healers around the world, he applies the concept of combinatorial medicine, where many different healing modalities can be incorporated to improve and enhance the outcome of an individual's healing process. By working in synergy with healers and the individual being healed, Dr. Wollman helps people regain and maintain a balanced healthy lifestyle.
Continue reading our full interview with Dr. Glenn Wollman - and make sure you read his weekly posts on YogaHub's blog.
2011 Virtual World Yoga Conference
We continue to gather the list of speakers for next year's conference, and we are honoured to have so many individuals interested in sharing their expertise with you, our community. Stay tuned for the upcoming announcements on who has joined us and when the Preview calls will begin.
What to do During a Crisis?
Recently I met with the creator of this small device that he created for children called “The Amber Alert”. Have you heard of it? Well, it could save not only your child's life but that of any loved one. As I spoke with him, I realized that this unit is a must for all families.
What happens if you have to rush to the hospital? Can you remember all your information? Are you capable of sharing your medical history or that of a loved one when under crisis?
This small unit can hold all the vital statistics of every member of your family. Yes, I know that you can keep it on your computer at home, but that's exactly it. It's at home and in most cases not portable. This device, which is the size of a key chain, can be brought to any hospital or police station and plugged into their computers.
On Thursday, July 8, 2010, I was catching up on the news through my various sources: radio, television, internet and newspaper headlines. It was day 80 of the Gulf oil spill. It wasn't the lead story and, in fact, had already disappeared from the front pages around day 67. It made me realize how the relativity of perspective influences our lives. To a Louisiana fisherman: a disaster; to a BP (British Petroleum) stock holder: an unlimited liability (at least until the leak is stopped); and to a fisherman-stockholder: imagine that perspective. 
I bought another journal today that I didn't need. My daughter says I have a fetish for journals – and she's probably right. I have thin and fat, large and small, colorful and plain journals stuck in all sorts of places – including by my bed, in my car, the office, kitchen and here now as I sit in our town common at the local farmer's market. 
