Mother’s Day at the Salt Cave

Salt of the Earth Center for Healing is celebrating Mother’s Day weekend with two full days of half-price ($20) salt cave sessions on June 11 and 12. Families can take some time to relax at Salt of the Earth, rejuvenate and share the gift of health with Mom this year.

With more than 25 years in the health field, Susan Toron, DC, AFMCP, and FMCA health coach Sheryl Silver bring their passions and skills to Salt of the Earth, Center for Healing. Toron combines her practice of health, wellness, nutrition and chiropractic with the benefits of a Himalayan salt cave.

Location: 811 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Chestnut Ridge. For appointments and more information, call 845-290-0678 or visit SaltOfTheEarthCFH.com.

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