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Daniel’s Pharmacy

Daniel Fiore, RPH
42 Reynolds Street, Danielson, CT 06239
(860) 774-3214, fax (860) 774-2426
health@danielspharmacy.com

Daniel’s Pharmacy is a small community pharmacy with attention to service and education. We offer herbal supplements, homeopathic medicines, aromatherapy, massage oils, Bach Flower Essences, natural supplements and a full vitamin supplement line to treat elevated cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension, vascular problems and to help with weight loss. We have Diabetic supplies and we deliver locally.

BS from UCONN School of Pharmacy; long term care facility consultant pharmacist

Day Kimball Hospital Integrative Medicine

320 Pomfret Street
Putnam, Connecticut 06260
(860) 928-6541 x2095
rthompson@daykimball.org
www.daykimball.org

Day Kimball Hospital encourages our community to complement their medical care with integrative therapies. Integrative Medicine recognizes the importance of caring for the wholeness of who you are -body, mind and spirit in the healing process.

Our goal is to address issues that influence well being by providing the best available complementary care options. Our integrative medicine therapies can help people attend to their immediate health issues when hospitalized, as well as provide outpatient resources to support optimal health and healing.

We believe it is never too soon, or too late, to start creating a happier, healthier life. We are committed to the well being of all, including patients, health care providers and community members.

The mission of the Integrative Medicine Department at Day Kimball is to improve the health status of all members of our community by promoting a work environment conducive to wellness, providing resources for physicians to understand and utilize effective complementary practices, and by sustaining a community of professionals who are proficient in the philosophy and practice of Integrative Medicine.

Outpatient Services include Therapeutic Massage, Reflexology, Healing Touch and a Prepare for Surgery individual and group program.

Robin Thompson, RN, HNC a certified holistic nurse, currently leads Day Kimball’s Integrative Medicine efforts.

Caroline E. D’Elia

Adept Bodywork(860)933-6635

massage@mail2caroline.com

www.adeptbodywork.com

Serving the Quiet Corner of Connecticut

Caroline is a nationally certified graduate of The Bancroft School of Massage Therapy. There she received a well rounded education including a variety of massage modalities. Swedish, deep tissue, sports massage, reflexology, stone therapy, myofascial release and muscle release technique are a few of the modalities Caroline currently practices. Since graduation Caroline has worked at nationally renowned spas in Boston and Metro West. Since moving back to the area in 2007, Caroline has been busy with her private practice and corporate seated massage business. Keeping her passion for fitness and competition she has also spent the last 5 years working as a massage therapist for various athletes at a multitude of sporting events, including Fenway Park .

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TESTIMONIALS
Caroline D’Elia is a skilled and dedicated practitioner in my experience. She is committed to providing the best experience for her clients. Caroline constantly updates and hones her skills to best serve the individual needs of her clients; whether it be to address sport related muscle conditioning and recovery to relief from fibromyalgia pain. Caroline’s ability to innately evaluate one’s condition upon arrival, whether spoken or not, is priceless. I have found Caroline to be a valuable resource for recovery and physical well-being. I have recommended her many times over.
- Kristen F. Test Engineer Dow Chemical Woodstock, CT



For over 20 years, I have taught many different fitness classes averaging about 14 classes per week. I was pretty much a walking advertisement for overtraining. When I began seeing Caroline almost 3 years ago, it made a huge overall improvement for me. She understands the power of breathing and bringing awareness into the body. I began paying attention to much ignored areas of pain. I learned how to let go of tension in my body at least while lying on her treatment table. Sometimes I arrived injured; she always had the insight to know how to best approach a quicker recovery. This was so valuable because I am self employed. I believe the time spent on her table has really helped me physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Thank you Caroline.
-Patti W. CHEK Holistic Lifestyle Coach Pomfret, CT

Dory Dzinski
The Door Opener Magazine
 

47 Maple Avenue, Collinsville, CT 06019
(860) 693-2840
thedooropener@comcast.net
www.dooropenermagazine.com

The Door Opener magazine is a 24-year old quarterly publication focusing on spirituality, holistic health, and metaphysics. It combines rich articles on interesting and meaningful topics with numerous calendar listings of workshops, classes, lectures, schools, support groups, energy shares, worship, and much more. It also presents annual directories of spiritually based retail establishments, spiritual guidance practitioners, and holistic health practitioners. Much of the magazine is duplicated up on its website. Sold at retail locations throughout the state and by subscription.