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‘Cradling Creativity’ Infertility Art Show Opens in Old City
Interview with Steven Mavros, L.OM.
It’s a subject very few people openly discuss, but a new exhibit at the Old City Jewish Arts Center is helping those who struggle with infertility talk about their pain. NBC10’s Erin Coleman sits down with “Cradling Creativity — The Art of Infertility in Philadelphia” organizer, Steven Mavros, to talk about the art show. READ MORE >
Mainline Today
Local Podcast Helps Shed Light on the Struggles of Infertility
Created by Steve Mavros, “Waiting for Babies” explores the challenges facing couples who can’t conceive.
For Steve Corey, Oct. 16, 2013, is a date that will live in infamy. It’s the day his testicles were cut open. That sounds bad—and it was. It was, however, a surgical procedure, and Steve was unconscious during the slice and dice. READ MORE >
CBS News
Brotherly Love: Healing Help For Refugees And Immigrants
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Once a week, a Philadelphia acupuncturist brings his skills to people who are new to this country. Steven Mavros has studied around the world and speaks several languages. As an American, Mavros wants to help others who are becoming American, too.
Philadelphia Magazine
The Quest for Calm: A New Dad Tries Three of Philly’s Top Relaxation Technique
A new dad in Philadelphia went in search of the best ways to find calm in our city – and he was pleasantly surprised with his acupuncture session. READ MORE >
BILLY PENN | Who’s Next
Philly acupuncturist Steve Mavros wants to bring infertility challenges mainstream with new podcast
Steven Mavros is trying to educate America on how to talk about infertility, and he’s doing so by letting couples tell their stories on a new podcast. He’s also been busy with opening up a new office for his acupuncture work. And this fall, he’s organizing an art exhibit in Old City called the Art of Infertility. READ MORE >
BILLY PENN | Who’s Next
Who’s Next Health and Fitness: 13 young people helping Philly feel good
Our Co-Founder, Steven Mavros, was featured in Billy Penn’s “Who’s Next” for his work as an acupuncturist. READ MORE >
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