Page 12 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • July 23, 2014 ������������������� Welcome to PROVISIONS atherine thrilled PROVISIONS Home C envisioned Freebody was a in business, and Park to open is on enjoying 1. the This independence, of and three Garden had al- at 42 Central Avenue Midland May mother ways owning creativity, David Barclay launches New Life Hearing Experience the Brain-Body Connection at Reebel Wellness Ensuring your travel is always safe! and control of being an entrepreneur. PROVISIONS carries quality mid century modern home furnishings, art, and lighting, and unique handmade accessories, gifts, and small batch food products. Catherine and her partner, Michael Serventi, have been eagerly dedicating themselves to finding treasures. Provisions is closed on Mondays and opens at noon on Friday so the pair can travel the tri-state area picking up items that speak to their aesthetic and sense of design. “We have made contact with people, purely by accident, who get excited about what we are doing and turn us on to other people and products,” Catherine Catherine Freebody remarked. “Both of us tend to be on the quiet, unassuming side,” Michael said, “but these connections we are making boost our confidence and expand our network for ‘picking.’” Catherine recently opened up a store on etsy.com (etsy.com/shop/ProvisionsNJ), a corner on Krrb.com (krrb.com/66127), and is constantly updating the store’s face- book page (www.facebook.com/provisionsnjhomeandgarden). She is currently working with a team to develop PROVISIONS’ webpage. “We love how many people enter our space and pause, look, around and say how they cannot wait to take the time to look around at everything. Vintage Pyrex is a big hit. Most everyone checks out our small batch, delicious jams made in Brooklyn, and our amazing line of vinyl floor mats that mimic vintage linoleum,” Catherine points out. PROVISIONS also provides garden and home design consultations and design services. In addition, Catherine and Michael run estate sales for area customers. They offer friendly, efficient service and take time to research and understand the value of the items available. Catherine and Michael are very pleased with the positive response from the local community. Call (201) 857-3335 or email provisionsnj@gmail.com for details. F requently forgetting names or phone numbers? Losing keys, cell phone, or glasses? Looking for ways to de-stress, focus, and exercise your brain? Reena Chawla invites the community to experience integrated body and brain fitness under one roof at Reebel Wellness. In just hour-long sessions, experience improvement in brain and body fitness through their unique five-step circuit- training for the brain. A brain injury survivor, Reena de- signed and developed cutting-edge “brain training” programs in 2005. More than 2,600 people have benefited from these programs at various venues since then. With the help of advanced research, medical professionals and par- ticipant feedback, the program offerings are constantly being improved. Reebel’s trainers and medical advis- ers have put together the right balance of modern health science and ancient practices to help you achieve measur- able benefits, and equip you with tools you can take away. This is a “gadget-free” zone for a mindful, de-stressing experience. It’s a go-to place for kids, moms, and care-givers, and a spot for the whole family to interact together! Reebel’s program benefits those who have experienced a stroke or concussion, chemotherapy, brain injury, and post-traumatic stress. Activities in- clude physical exercises and cardio, CommonSense Yoga™, breathing exercises, meditation, Zumba™, brain games, and more. The studio is complemented by a serene lounge and café. “Brains can be trained,” Reena asserts, noting that stimuli help form new neu- ral connections to help boost memory, focus, and recall. Newcomers receive a FREE basic diagnostic test to determine their learning styles and a complete wellness assessment. Over time, clients report improvements in their ability to remember information, do faster math, better overall well-being, and greater confidence and happiness. D avid Barclay is excited to finally have opened his own hearing health care practice on the border of Midland Park and Wyckoff. His practice, New Life Hearing, will provide a free, comprehensive hearing test and tympanometry (measuring the effectiveness of the eardrum and middle ear cavity) to 1,500 clients this year. Hearing problems occur in about 10 percent of the American public, and affect one of every three people over the age of 65. Hearing is the third most common health concern, yet it goes largely unchecked by the medical community. “Our hearing test is fun and full of informa- David Barclay tion,” says David. “We take the time to care- fully explain the effect of the hearing issue, and how it plays into everyday living.” The test is the first step in discovering why a client is struggling. The hearing industry fails to talk about the most basic human need affected by hearing loss: intimacy. “People require intimacy, they look for it anywhere they can, but intimacy is broken when hearing loss forces conversation to become just basic informa- tion,” David explains. Without those deep relations, people can start to feel “disconnected with a feeling of uselessness,” he says. Continued disregard can usher in depression and short-term memory loss, with an increased chance of dementia by two to four times. “I want to save people from a life disconnected and bring back a fullness of living with confidence. I want to enable flowing conversation both at distance and in noisy environments. I want to provide new life.” Take a free, discreet, online hearing test at newlifehearingservice.com, and view pictures of the New Life Hearing office by clicking on the “Instagram” button. The office is located at 700 Godwin Avenue, Suite 300 in Midland Park. There is plenty of parking and an elevator. Call (201) 444-8500 for more information or to schedule an appointment. A fter completing her Infectious Dis- eases training at Columbia-Pres- byterian Medical Center in New York City and working her private practice for 16 years, Jacqueline M. Vierheilig, M.D. saw the need to help ensure area residents have a safe and healthy jour- ney while traveling abroad. She decided to blend her interests in medicine and world travel and launched an enterprise that lends medical support to the travel- ing public. New Jersey Travel Clinic, LLC offers travelers pre- and post-trip medi- cal advice, preventive care, and immuni- zations according to Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommendations. Jacqueline M. Vierheilig, MD “I am so fortunate to work in a field where I can combine two loves: infectious diseases and travel. My parents gave me the gift of travel at a young age, and I have never looked back,” says Dr. Vierheilig, who has traveled extensively in Latin America, Europe, China, and Australia. The northern New Jersey area is home to people who travel for business, pleasure, study abroad, volunteer work, and to visit friends and relatives around the globe. New Jersey Travel Clinic is one of the area’s few authorized Yellow Fever vaccination centers, making it a destination for many world travelers. People who are “on the go” are welcome to make an appointment on the clinic’s user-friendly website. After you buy your airline ticket and reserve your hotel room, contact Dr. Vierheilig to help ensure your travel will be safe. For more information, visit www.njtravelclinic.com or call (201) 345-4550.