Page 6 THE VILLADOM TIMES I • March 5, 2014 Know Your Neighborhood Businesses: RIDGEWOOD Live healthier with Eva’s Fresh Araya Rebirth I I n 2000, Daniela Musano opened the doors of Araya Rebirth as a new con- cept for a new millennium. Originally located at the intersection of Maple and Ridgewood avenues in Ridgewood, Daniela has since moved into the His- toric District on the ground floor of 10 Garber Square, the iconic building used to denote Historical Ridgewood. “Araya Rebirth offers the finest in skin care, hair removal, massage, and rejuvena- tion therapies. Our facial services are exten- sive and thorough, ranging from European Facials to Microdermabrasion,” Daniela notes. She is committed to the science of skin and the most comprehensive product lines the spa industry has to offer. Her talented staff is trained accordingly. In addition to being well-known for skin care and product knowledge, Araya Rebirth also specializes in makeup artistry. “Our team of makeup artists is commit- ted to the trends of cosmetics and the art of photography makeup,” Daniela explains. “Bridal hair styling and makeup are also among the strong talents our style team has to offer.” Araya Rebirth was voted Best Facial in 2010 and received an Honorable Mention for Best Spa in a readers’ choice poll. Dan- Daniela Musano iela says Araya Rebirth has far surpassed any spas in the area for world class service, top of the line equipment, and the best variety of options, including vegan facial prod- ucts and pharmaceutical lines for clinical care. Remember to treat that special someone, or even yourself, to a special product or a spa gift certificate. “See for yourself why you will not need to go anywhere else,” Daniela invites. Call Araya Rebirth at (201) 445-7005 or visit www.araya-rebirth.com for more information. n June of 2012, Eva Conover and Lynne Skead launched Eva’s Fresh, LLC. Their mission: To help people get healthy by educating and supporting people on how to live a healthier lifestyle. What originally started as a healthy lunch delivery service has morphed into a health coaching business. They realized that helping to educate their clients about living healthier and adopting healthier lifestyles was a great way to make a difference. They offer free seminars, small group classes, and individual health coaching. Eva is a certified health coach and truly lives by Maya Angelou’s axiom: “When you know better, you do better.” She has overcome her own “unhealthy” eating habits and walks her talk. She helps people find a healthy lifestyle that supports their goals, including the right mix of whole foods, clean eating, exercise, and self care. Lynne Skead and Eva Conover “This is a whole body approach to get the physical body, mind, and soul in balance,” Eva and Lynne say. “We teach our clients about awareness and give them the support they need to succeed. We believe ‘It’s Not About a Diet.’” Eva has inspired many people to live healthier lifestyles. Pounds have been lost, lab results have been turned around, and people are feeling healthier. One client recently said, “Eva is so great at what she does. What a find!” Eva graduated from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and is accredited by the AADP. She holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Medical Technology and has been in health care for over 20 years. Come to a free event in March in Ridgewood. Space is limited, so please call or e-mail to reserve a seat. To set up an appointment for a personal consultation, e-mail eva@evasfresh. com or call (201) 912-5547. Visit www.evasfresh.com for additional information. Family Chiropractors of Ridgewood D Ridgewood Interiors blends safety & style uring their 27 years of practice, local Chiropractors Dr. Mary Ann Fiscella and Dr. Louise DiGia of have had the privilege of seeing patients in all stages of life. From pregnant moms to newborns to teens and adults and even seniors, these seasoned veterans often see two or three generations within the same family. The doctors often hear their patients say, “I didn’t know chi- ropractic could help with that!” The doctors say, “It’s not uncommon for a patient to come in complaining of neck or lower back pain. After a month or so of chiropractic adjustments, when their pain is gone, they will men- tion that their allergies or knee pain seem to be better, and ask if it’s a coincidence. The answer is no! When your spine is in align- ment, and your nervous system is working at 100%, your body Dr. Louise DiGia and Dr. Mary Ann Fiscella can heal itself! “Besides allergies or joint pain, patients have told us they sleep better and have more energy, fewer asthma symp- toms, better digestion, fewer ear infections, improved resistance to colds and flu…The list goes on and on. “As chiropractors, we are not surprised by these stories. When we correct a misalign- ment (subluxation) of the spine, the nervous system works better and our bodies can work the way they were designed to. During a chiropractic exam, we check the spine for sublux- ations, which interrupt the flow of nerve impulses throughout the body, and can interfere with your body’s normal functions. “As experienced mothers, we understand firsthand the important role that chiropractic has played in the lives of our children. They have received regular chiropractic adjustments since birth from us, or their dads (who are also chiropractors). All five children remain healthy and drug-free.” The doctors welcome area residents to schedule a no-obligation visit that includes a complete history, chiropractic exam, and X-rays (if necessary) with this ad. The value of these services is $220. Offer valid until March 31, 2014. Call (201) 444-6656 to schedule a complimentary visit. Family Chiropractors of Ridgewood is at 89 North Maple Avenue, across from Kings, and is open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. For more infor- mation, visit their website, www.familychiropractorsofridgewood.com. T aplynn Dugan, president of Ridgewood Interiors, LLC, brings a unique per- spective to interior design. As both a Registered Nurse and a degreed interior designer, she draws on her 30 years of experi- ence in health care to create spaces that empha- size both style and safety. “I decided to put my two backgrounds together and focus on ‘aging in place’ and bar- rier-free design,” Taplynn says. While she pro- vides traditional interior design services, she highlights universal designs that are accessible to people of all ages and physical abilities. As a result, her clients can enjoy their own homes throughout their entire lives. She knows that a home plays a vital role in an individual’s well-being, and adds elements that make life easier and safer, such as more efficient lighting, no-touch faucets, residential eleva- tors, stair glides, and even additions that allow homeowners with two-story houses to have a first floor bedroom and bathroom. She provides comprehensive home assessments and consul- tations, and clients are encouraged to share their home design concerns, including kitchen and bathroom access issues. “A barrier-free design doesn’t have to look institutional,” she emphasizes. “There are many aesthetically pleasing options.” More and more companies are offering products designed for the aging in place market. This includes everything from bathroom fixtures to paint colors. No one likes to think about aging, but Taplynn urges homeowners to plan ahead. “Making your home more user-friendly is a smart decision at any age,” she adds. That is why all of Taplynn’s designs reflect each client’s personal style while incor- porating convenience, comfort, and safety. For additional information, call (201) 447-1416. Visit online at ridgewoodinteriors. com.