Profiles: Well-being

Meet some of the remarkable Taos women working in health and education today.

Lorrie and her husband spent their honeymoon in Taos shortly after she received a MFA in painting. They moved here because of the easy paced...

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Practicing in Taos allows Linda to fill the role she wants as a healthcare provider – educating patients on medicine care, outpatient...

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Not only a passionate and accomplished emergency care practitioner, Christa is a serious cyclist. This year alone she has ridden in five...

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Interested in using art as a tool to work with teenagers, Joleen created Evolving Creative Opportunities (ECO), an innovative arts...

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Aura is one of those people fortunate enough to have found a true passion to build a business around. As a yoga teacher and personal trainer,...

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With a physicist for a father and psychotherapist/peace activist for a mother, Dr. Mohling was raised by two people with rich careers that...

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For as long as she can remember, soccer has been Katlin Okamoto’s passion. For her the game is alternatively a driving force, a getaway, a...

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Lucy directs the youth art education program at Harwood Museum of Art as well as programming for the Arthur Bell Auditorium.

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In her outstanding career, Roselyn has worked with special needs and underserved populations, children in foster care, and individuals...

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A seventh-generation New Mexican and an aficionado of history, Corina Aurora Santistevan considers herself most fortunate to have been born a...

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Tomacita grew up in Taos, the product of two cultures and a family that set no limits on what she could achieve.

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