Healthy Minds Consulting

Please check out the following organizations!

Art/Design/Photo

Computers/Technology/Web Design

Deaf/Hard of Hearing

  • CAL-ED - California Educators of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
  • Amanda G. Somdal, LCSW - (877) 874-8265
    Mental Health Therapy with a Deaf Therapist who uses ASL and works with a wide range of issues from life struggles to past traumas.
  • ACADC – Advocacy Council for Abused Deaf Children
  • IMPACT – Independently Merging Parents Associations of California Together (for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children)
  • Pula Legal Interpreting

Education

Health/Fitness

  • Blossom – Traditional Chinese Medicine for Fertility and Holistic Health
  • Debbie Dow, Fitness Trainer – (818) 878-0876 - Specializing in hands-on stretching, rehabilitating flexibility, and proper body posture
  • Pangia Health – Pangia Health is a whole health initiative, providing guidance and education for the renewal of mind, body and spirit, through workshops, training and mindful retreats.
  • The Physical Edge - Performance-Driven Physical Therapy and Fitness
  • Rising Lotus Yoga
  • Synergy Natural Medicine Clinic
  • Yo Mama Yoga - A friendly yoga studio in the heart of Santa Monica, catering to families, expectant moms, and heart-centered yoga practice. We also offer breastfeeding support groups, childbirth classes, and child development and parenting classes, and music classes for kids!
  • Yvonne Beachley – Fitness Instructor, AEA Certified, Specializing in aquatic fitness and cross-training (Triathlon training) – (310) 619-5305

HIV/AIDS

Law

  • Law Offices of Arlene Bell - (310) 829-2029
    Law practice dedicated to children with special needs and their families.
  • Law Offices of Chad Carlock – A full-service law firm representing clients statewide who desire personalized, skillful and pragmatic representation in business and litigation matters.
  • Learning Rights Law Center - Dedicated to ensuring students have equitable access to the public education system, with a focus on the following low-income students in the K-12 system:
    • Students at risk of or involved in the child
      welfare and/or juvenile justice systems;
    • Students with learning disabilities and/or learning
      difficulties;
    • Students not accessing the public school system
      because of language, disability, sexual orientation,
      homelessness or inadequate facilities.

Mental Health

Music

Products

Self-Empowerment

Service