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New Mexico Holistic Nurse Network Meeting
Topic: Future for Holistic Psychiatry
Please join us Thursday, February 9, 2012 from 3:00 5:00 pm to
visit with holistic nurses of New Mexico.Connie Henry PhD, ND, CHF,
CPH, RN is our WisdomMaker and will be introducing our guest
speaker Judith Pentz MD.Dr. Pentz will discuss the future for
holistic psychiatry,
the Foundation for Excellence in Mental Health Care
andInternational Network for Integrative Mental Health aswell
trends at national and international level. Pleasesee more
information about Dr. Pentz below. ***
Where?
316 Roehl Rd NW
Los Ranchos, NM 87107
(505) 293-2912
For additional details or questions, contact:
[email protected]
Deb Markee at 980-3573 ([email protected]) or
Darlene Hess at 228-8553 ([email protected])
For more information about programs and the New Mexico
Holistic Nurse Network:www://nmholisticnurses.wordpress.com
Directions
From I-25 exit # 230 in Albuquerque. (From the Airport or I-40
go
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north on I-25.) Exit 230 is on the north side of Albuquerque and
it is
called the San Mateo/Osuna exit. Go west (away from the
mountain)
on Osuna until you get to 4th Street (about 5 lights) and turn
right
(north). Go north on 4thStreet for a distance of .7 mile. You
will see the
sign for Moses Kountry Store on your left (7715 4th ST NW). Turn
right(east) on Roehl Rd. Pass some commercial space on the right.
Go to
the first house on the right side of the road. You will know it
by
wooden fence, big white stucco wall of the only second story
house,
and the white camper van that is in parking area.
***Dr. Judith Pentz has a private practice as a practicing
child, adolescent
and adult psychiatrist. She uses an integrative approach and
works with
nutritional options such as amino acids, essential fatty acids,
and minerals
along with supportive, in depth psychotherapy for children,
teens andadults. She often includes a spiritual focus as there is a
need to integrate this
most important part of one's life more fully into daily
life.Homeopathy and spa gyric remedies as well as other more
energetic
balancing options can enter the healing picture as well. Many
levels need to
be supported to maintain mental health and are addressed--
lifestyle, food,
exercise options to further aid in the mind body integration.
Special interests
include yoga, chi-gong, and Ayurvedic interventions such as
pancha karma.
Certifications include craniosacral training with the Upledger
Institute andSufi healing.She also has a special interest in
working with children and teens with
Attachment disorder. She has been the Medical Director at Villa
Santa
Maria for the past 3 years and in the late 90's for 4 yrs.Dr
Pentz is an Assistant Professor at the University of New
Mexico.
Her primary focus in that setting is to bring mental health
services to Native
American children, teens and adults through Telemental Health.
This is the
first ever telehealth affiliation between a university and
Indian HealthServices.
