February 4, 2014
TUCSON, A.Z.—Award-winning author
Peggy van Hulsteyn signs copies of her
new book “Yoga and Parkinson's Disease: A Journey to Health and Healing “ on
Sunday, March 16 from 11 am to noon at the Tucson Festival of Books.
Van Hulsteyn also presents a lecture on how yoga can greatly improve the quality of life for Parkinson's patients on Tuesday, April 1 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. as part of a monthly educational lecture series, at Tucson Medical Center's El Dorado Health Campus, Seniors Classroom, 1400 N. Wilmot Rd. in Tucson.
Tucson yoga instructor Stephanie Christenson will join van Hulsteyn at the Tucson Festival of Books and the lecture at the Eldorado Health Campus to lead the audience in short and simple yoga poses.
Van Hulsteyn also presents a lecture on how yoga can greatly improve the quality of life for Parkinson's patients on Tuesday, April 1 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. as part of a monthly educational lecture series, at Tucson Medical Center's El Dorado Health Campus, Seniors Classroom, 1400 N. Wilmot Rd. in Tucson.
Tucson yoga instructor Stephanie Christenson will join van Hulsteyn at the Tucson Festival of Books and the lecture at the Eldorado Health Campus to lead the audience in short and simple yoga poses.
“Yoga and Parkinson's Disease,” endorsed by the Michael J. Fox Foundation, is a practical, how-to guide for using yoga to manage stress, improve mental alertness, increase flexibility, correct posture and improve the quality-of-life of readers with Parkinson's. The book chronicles the author's own experience as well as research studies that document a correlation between yoga practice and better health after a Parkinson's Disease diagnosis. More than simply an exercise guide, the book is a deeply soothing form of moving meditation and physical activity that provide a safe, effective way to rebuild strength, stamina, and flexibility.
The Tucson Festival of Bookstakes place March 15-16 at the University of Arizona Mall and in nearby venues.
It includes exhibits, author
presentations, panel discussions and book signings. Featured authors include
Alice Hoffman, Larry McMurtry, Scott Turow and dozens of others.
Van Hulsteyn is the author of six books, including “Diary of a Santa Fe
Cat,” “Sleeping with Literary Lions: The Booklover's Guide to Bed and
Breakfasts,” “The Birder's Guide to Bed and Breakfasts” and “What Every
Business Woman Needs To Know To Get Ahead.” She has published humor, feature,
business and travel articles in Mademoiselle, Cosmopolitan, Modern Bride,
Country Living, Cat Fancy, New Mexico Magazine, American Way (American
Airlines in-flight magazine) and newspapers, including The Washington Post,
The Los Angeles Times, The Miami Herald, The Kansas City Star, The Chicago
Tribune, The San Francisco Examiner and USA TODAY. Her work has been translated into Japanese,
Spanish, Dutch, and Portuguese and has appeared in Australian periodicals.
During her career, van Hulsteyn has been assistant travel editor of Mademoiselle Magazine and owner of an award-winning advertising agency in Austin and advertising lecturer at the University of Texas. She has won the Southwest Writers Workshop Storyteller Award for Best Novel for her murder mystery in-progress and was awarded first place for non-fiction by The New Mexico Press Women for her book “Mind Your Own Business.”
Visit van Hulsteyn's blog
for more information: http://livingcreativelywithpd.blogspot.com/. To schedule an interview,
please contact Lynn Cline at lyncli@santafe.net, 505.466.6277
During her career, van Hulsteyn has been assistant travel editor of Mademoiselle Magazine and owner of an award-winning advertising agency in Austin and advertising lecturer at the University of Texas. She has won the Southwest Writers Workshop Storyteller Award for Best Novel for her murder mystery in-progress and was awarded first place for non-fiction by The New Mexico Press Women for her book “Mind Your Own Business.”
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