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Ally Wellness offers you the tools to heal from injury and become a stronger person through Physical Therapy and Personal Training.
We bring our expertise directly to you with home, virtual, and outdoor visit options! Ally Wellness provides compassionate care for all members of our community. We know the importance of working with a clinician who respects and appreciates the experience of Black, Brown, and Queer persons. We strive for an inclusive practice that is accessible to traditionally marginalized individuals and our al
03/03/2024
City official, husband arrested during traffic stop on Vine Street Expressway A Philadelphia city official was arrested along with her husband on Saturday morning on the Vine Street Expressway during a traffic stop. NBC10’s Karen Hua has the latest.
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02/06/2023
What kind of questions do you have about exercise? Share in the comments and I’ll give my best answer.
02/06/2023
Come learn HOW to exercise for all the *hit life throw at you!
02/02/2023
Y’all tryna work out with me?
11/13/2022
“…it put all responsibility for feeling that positivity on the individual, rather than interrogating the fatphobia, sexism, classism and racism that led to the often violent relationship that an individual had with their body.”
Skinniness is back in fashion, but did it ever really go away? | Eva Wiseman The style press might be reporting that ‘thin is in’, but lurking behind the headlines is alarming knowledge that the continuing obsession has been there all along, says Eva Wiseman
11/13/2022
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Museums on prescription: Brussels tests cultural visits to treat anxiety Psychiatrists in the city can now prescribe free visits to cultural venues to complement other treatments
11/11/2022
‘The va**na is self-cleaning’ – so why do companies push hygiene products on Black women? Racist advertising practices marketed va**nal cleansing products to Black women. Years later, they deal with the fallout
11/11/2022
A constant barrage: US companies target junk food ads to people of color Advertising for fatty, salty and sugary food and drink is disproportionately aimed at Black and Hispanic children, teens and adults, a new study finds
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