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jenniferkogan.com
Jennifer Kogan - Individual and Family Psychotherapy - Washington, D.C
Jennifer Kogan, LICSW provides individual and family therapy in Friendship Heights, DC. Consultation with adults, teens and children for help with relationships, family, work and school issues. Parenting workshops and support groups are also offered
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soul-purpose.com
Personal Transformation Workshops, Virginia Beach, Virginia,Meditation Groups, Emotional Wellness, Life Purpose, Spiritual Leadership
Personal Transformation and Courage Institute offers small-group workshops focusing on life-purpose, emotional wellness, energy awareness, spiritual leadership. Courses in Virginia Beach, VA, Washington, D.C., Charlottesville, VA
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eamt.org
EAMT | European Association for Machine Translation
Home Home Machine Translation Membership MT-list Events R&D Groups Corporate Members Software Compendium Archives Links Committee Latest News EAMT Call for Proposals The EAMT is launching a call for proposals to fund MT-related activities....[more] EAMT
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sdadventures.co.uk
S D ADVENTURES- Winter skills, Navigation, Climbing, Canoeing, - Home
We organise and run outdoor education for adults and children throughout Scotland. our Activities include Archery, climbing, canoeing, navigation, first aid, winter skills courses and many many more. Why not canoe the caledonian canal over 3 or 5 days, climb Ben Nevis or even learn to navigate. We run canoe skill courses, navigation skills courses, first aid courses and mountaineering courses. We welcome groups and individuals.
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docturs.com/dd/pg/groups/13010/alzheimers-disease
Alzheimers Disease : ScheerMed (Docturs.com
Sign up Sign in .signinbutton{color:white;background-color:#4690d6;width:50px;border:none;padding:5px;} Email: Password: Sign up | Forgot password? ::: Site Explorer ::: Alzheimers Disease Owner: Gail Cameron Topic members: 3 Description: Topic home Signs & symtoms Diagnosis Treatment Alzheimer's disease is the most common type of dementia, affecting over half of all dementia sufferers. Alzheimer's disease is caused by a loss of brain cells, probably related to an imbalance in the