08/30/2024
September Newsletter
In this month’s news:
• Office Closure Dates
• Opening up Scheduling for January
• Events in September in the area
Office Closures:
Judy will be out of office the following days this month:
• 9/2/24 – Labor Day
• 9/6-9/7 – Teaching out of town
• 9/12-9/14 – Personal Engagement
• 9/27-9/28 – Teaching out of town
If you had an appointment during one of these days, you should have received an email regarding the cancellation/rescheduling. We thank you for your understanding.
Judy’s Packed Schedule and Looking Ahead:
Due to high demand, Judy's schedule is continuously booked 3-4 months in advance. We thank you so much for your continued patience and understanding as we navigate this busy season at Diversified Movement Therapy. We are so grateful for your trust in us to do our best to serve you!
In October of this year, we will open up January 2025 for future scheduling. Please be on the look-out for further communication on scheduling. We will do our best to get everyone in the schedule as fairly and harmlessly for everyone involved!
Now Hiring!
We are still actively seeking to bring in a new Physical Therapist to assist Judy and help manage the increased demand. Finding a therapist is a challenge we are committed to addressing, and we aim to have this resolved as soon as we possibly can to better serve your needs. If you know of any PTs, please send them our way.
Upcoming Events in Western Washington
September brings Back-To-School (for some) and a glimpse into the start of Fall. There’s still plenty of exciting things happening in our beloved Pacific Northwest. Here are a few highlights to mark on your calendar:
• Blackberry Festival (August 31st - September 2nd): Walk aboard a ferry to the Bremerton Blackberry Festival with waterfront views on Bremerton Boardwalk. Live music on the main stage, entertainment on the kids’ stage, visit the beer & wine garden, and shop for art, jewelry, and fair food including “15 blackberry-themed foods.” No pets allowed.
https://www.blackberryfestival.org/
• Evergreen State Fair (August 29th -September 2nd): Meet farm animals, watch pigs race, eat fair food, see monster trucks, visit the carnival, and catch a show! Located at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe.
https://www.evergreenfair.org
• The Washington State Fair (August 30th - September 22nd): The largest, oldest, and most popular fair in the state. Find animals, food, rodeo, entertainment and more at the Washington State Fair Event Center in Puyallup. Closed on Tuesdays.
https://www.thefair.com/
• Sketchfest Seattle (September 6th, 7th, & 8th): SketchFest Seattle, the world’s original Sketch Comedy Festival, is bringing the freshest, most inventive sketch comedy acts to Unexpected Productions’ Market Theater in Pike Place Market for the 25th year!
https://www.sketchfest.org/
• ChuSeok Korean Festival (September 14th): ChuSeok means “autumn eve” in Korean, and is the name of the traditional harvest festival celebrated worldwide. APCC’s ChuSeok Korean Festival includes a fun-filled day of Samulnori drum dances, paper lotus flower making, Korean musical instruments, delicious food, and lots of fanfare! Located in Tacoma.
https://www.asiapacificculturalcenter.org/chuseok
• Sea Mar Fiestas Patrias (September 14th-15th): Sea Mar Fiestas Patrias commemorates the independence of Latin American countries, many of which celebrate their national independence day in the month of September. Attendees can enjoy delicious traditional Latin American food and cooking demonstrations, live music, traditional folk-dance performances, art exhibitions representing Latino culture, free health screenings, children’s activities and more. Located in Seattle.
https://seattlecenter.com/events/featured-events/festal/sea-mar-fiestas-patrias
• Salmon on Sunset (September 14th): The Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery (FISH) is pleased to announce the 3rd annual: Salmon on Sunset Celebration which will observe the adult salmon coming home! Attendees can view the adult salmon up close as they travel to the Issaquah hatchery. There are plenty of family friendly activities planned including: free family arts and crafts, food trucks, rubber duck derbies, live music stage, fly casting demonstrations, salmon shed painting, beer garden and community outreach booths as well as a Rubber Duck Derby every hour!
https://www.issaquahfish.org/issaquah-salmon-hatchery-chinook-putting-on-a-show-2-3-3-2/
• Luminata (September 21st): The Fremont Arts Council celebrates the autumnal equinox with an illuminated lantern procession around Green Lake!
https://fremontartscouncil.org/luminata
• National Public Lands Day (September 28th): Visit or volunteer at a National or State Park for free, no Discover Pass required! If you volunteer, you could get a free pass to visit on a different day! Make sure to plan for parking!
https://www.nps.gov/subjects/npscelebrates/public-lands-day.htm
For more events, check out:
https://www.events12.com/seattle/september/
Thanks!
We couldn’t do what we do without YOU.
Happy September to you all—we hope it’s the beginning of a beautiful Fall season!
Warm Regards,
The DMT MediTouch Family
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