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counseling

A relatively new career within the real estate industry that involves providing independent and unbiased advice on a variety of real estate-related issues. Membership in the Counselors of Real Estate (www.cre.org) is by invitation only. Another trade organization is the National Association of Counselors (http://nac.lincoln-grad.org/).



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They include acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, chiropractic services, massage, yoga, tai chi and lifestyle and nutritional counseling.
This center utilizes the 3 phase method of nutritional counseling, body sculpting, and cardiovascular fitness to achieve success with their clients.
Among specific topics are an update on China as part of global graying nutrition, interventions for weight loss due to under-nutrition, the nutritional counseling component of cardiac rehabilitation, and providing food and nutrition choices for home and community long-term living.
 
 
 
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