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This website explains what organic is, why not go organic, and how to get started! It has tabs for education, kids, blogs, and more. I find this very useful for answering all kinds of qestions concerning organic questions.

This website is designed to educate and involve individuals in an organic lifestyle. Within the website, articles informing you on how to budget an organic diet, where to find a store that sells organic foods, and different product reviews are present. The authors also debunk myths about organic foods and lists the top ten reasons why you, as a smart consumer, should choose to eat and drink organic. There is also a section specifically for children that encourage them to eat healthy during lunchtime and how to prepare an organic packed lunch. Blogs are also linked to this website which illustrate the best meal plans and recipes for an organic diet. The website was created by Organic Vision, LLC and its sole mission is to inform society about the benefits are choosing organic. Great information and entertaining articles.

This is a very beneficial webpage that allows access to numerous resources to health promotion and education. It is a collaboration of U.S. government agencies, public health organizations and health sciences libraries. I found this to be very helpful in my searches for career choices as well as to find internships and just to be involved in general with health organizations.

This particular website allows you to conduct searches within their medical database to self educate. This is a form of promotion and education that is available to the masses at any given time. This particular article discusses important information on pre-natal care for women and babies.

This website is for the American Physical Therapy Association. It provides information on education programs, which may be applicable to some people in the class, but also information for physical therapists that are practicing such as ethical guidelines.

This site has information about physical therapy. It has recent research news and info on education. You must create an account for full access to this site. Also has ways to find a PT clinic near where you live.

This is a site all about the Athletic Training education. Tells you what you must do to keep up to date with all the athletic training requirements.

This website shows numerous ways for children to educate themselves on how to become and stay healthy through various nutritional techniques in addition to physical activities. It also has information about emotional health. Plus, the website aims to educate parents on how to keep their kids healthy and happy. I really like this website, it provides a great source of information, plus it is a field I am highly interested in.

I felt this was credible because it was through education portal. This provided tons of helpful information!

This article was a step by step guide to a career in wedding planning from education all the way to getting the job. It was more useful than some of the other articles that talked about education only.

This website is dedicated to the work done by Maria Pascucci who founded "campus calm" which is a worldwide agenda to reduce stress in high school and college students. The website included facts and statistics about stress and the relevance it has on our health. Parents, educators, and students can access her website and be able to see specific avenues to use when dealing with stress. Blogs and surveys are also present to learn about new ideas and ask questions. This is a very credible website and I encourage you to check it out if you are having problems with stress.

This non-profit organization offers help to those in need, allows others to volunteer, and provides support for patients and their families. This organization promotes wellness as well as educates the public about cancer, the risks, and how to avoid certain types of cancer. This website also allows people to donate to the cause and to support patients and their families.

This is a promotional organization that targets students and young adults. They promote healthy lifestyles and life choices. They provide education and resources to the readers, as well as offer the opportunity to donate and support their cause.

This is a non-profit organization that promotes wellness as well as educates the public on heart health and related issues. There are also inspirational stories of hope posted by survivors of heart disease, attacks and cancers.

This article is from BYU and is a great resource to finding careers, internships and student opportunities in the health promotion field. It also breaks down health promotion into categories, explains the education needed for each and average annual salary.

This site is very useful for people who are interested in applying to graduate school for physical therapy. It lists all the accredited programs in the United States and gives a link to the schools to further look at the program. It gives all the information you need and is very reliable since it was created by the American Physical Therapy Association.

This site breaks down the career of physical therapists with information like education, salary, work environments, and required skills. Very informative site if you are interested in becoming a physical therapist.

This website has a lot of information on all types of sports injuries. They have a long list of stretches to do to prevent injuries and also descriptions of some injuries and rehab techniques. The people that run the site are all highly educated in physical health and injuries.

This is a site that is devoted to athletic injuries. It has a link for just about every common injury out there. It gives the symptoms and treatment. Has the option to sign up for an account. It also has rehabilitation programs for injuries.

An organization aimed at improving the health and wellness of the public. Just a brief overview of the website: it gives the reader access to everything from advocacy, fellowship, becoming a member, conferences and schedules, environmental public health, programs that they organize and run, school and education, and all of their resources.

This website offers links to 9 different projects that Bright Futures is currently doing. Focused at the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Bright Futures initiative aims to promote and improve the health, education, and well-being of infants, children, adolescents, families, and communities. It provides information and resources on health promotion and awareness.

LOVE this idea and website! By implementing a 'Smart by Nature' education, the Center for Ecoliteracy aims to transform schools with their green schooling movement. Working with schools on school lunches, school gardens, and integrating ecological principles into the school curriculum. The website offers access to blogs, news, and information on the services, workshops, and seminars. It can be seen as controversial because there are groups fighting for this movement that hold rallies and sit-ins to get their voices heard and points across at the government level.

AAHPERD is the largest organization of health professionals. Their goal is to support and assist those in PE, health, recreation, dance, sports and coaching to help live an active and healthy lifestyle. I chose it as another resource for us to use in the future.