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HEALTH MEDIA NOW-KATHY GRUVER-HOW TO CONQUER STRESS

HEALTH MEDIA NOW-KATHY GRUVER-HOW TO CONQUER STRESS

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 Please join us on February 7, 2018 at 4:00 p.m. PST and 7:00 EST for a live show with host Denise Messenger. Our special guest is Kathy Gruver who is returning to our show. She holds a PhD in Natural Health and is an award-winning author of over six books. We will be discussing her current book, "How to Conquer Stress." She has studied mind/body medicine at the famed Benson-Henry Institute for Mind-Body Medicine at Harvard Medical School and has been featured as an expert in numerous publications including Glamour, Fitness, Time, More, Women, Wall Street Journal, CNN, WebMD, Prevention, Huffington Post, Yahoo.com, Ladies Home Journal, Dr. Oz’s The Good Life, First, and Women. Dr. Gruver has appeared as a guest expert on over 250 radio and TV shows including NPR, SkyNews London, Every Way Woman, Morning Blend in Las Vegas, CBS Radio, and Lifetime Television, and has done over 200 educational lectures around the world for everyone from nurses in the Middle East to 911 dispatchers in New Orleans, corporations around the US and teachers in her own backyard. She just completed work on a project for the military to create and institute a stress reduction program. For fun and stress relief Dr. Gruver does flying trapeze and hip hop dance. You asked for it and we deliver!

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