Plug In at Robbins to learn about homeopathy and how we can stock our medicine cabinets with natural remedies from a longtime practitioner Begabati Lennihan, RN. The event was held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 31, at Robbins Library’s Community Room.
Empower yourself to treat everyday health issues with safe, effective, fast-acting and inexpensive natural remedies: cuts and scrapes, colds and flu, burns and bruises, sports injuries and travel illnesses, bee stings and allergies. Learn how share how to treat yourself, your family, even your dogs and cats. The presentation includes all the practical resources you need to start using the information right away.
The Harvard alumna and local homeopath, of Green Healing, has been working in natural healing for nearly 50 years. She produced the Healer In Every Home series on Arlington Community Media and is the author of Your Natural Medicine Cabinet and A Healer In Every Home: Dog and Cat Edition.
Michèle Meagher, coordinator, Plug in, a Robbins Library series
Coming in June
Plug In ends its 11th season in June with music. Join those involved at a free concert, come rain or come shine on the day before the Summer Solstice, at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 20, on the Whittemore-Robbins House lawn (if it’s sunny) or Town Hall (if it’s rainy).
Enjoy acoustic swing, jazz and rockabilly with Swing Cafe.
This news announcement was published Wednesday, May 3, 2023, based on information from Michele Meagher of Robbins Library.
