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Indexp.3 . . . . . . . Héctor Torres

Veteran and SuccessfulEntrepreneur

p.4 . . A Holistic Approach to Treating ADHD

p.5 . . A Good Day to Live

p.6 . . . . . . . . . . . . Events

p.7 . Business Resources

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On September 11, 2015,the Waterford Lakes

Town Center in East Orlando, will host the 4thAnnual 9/11 Tribute Event,organized by Laura Benson, representing TheSoutheast Post. This important event hon-

ors not only those veteranswho have served in the mili-tary, but also honors FirstResponders, including Po-lice and Fire individualswho risk their lives daily toserve and protect the com-munities in Orlando,Florida. One veteran who de-

serves mention for his out-standing service in themilitary, is Héctor Torres.

Torres served in the Armyfrom 1983 to 1988. After hisbasic training in FortLeonard Wood in Missouri,he did his Advanced Indi-vidual Training (AIT) in Fort

Eustis in Virginia. After com-pletion of his training, Torres was assigned toserve in Frankfurt, Germanyfrom 1985 to 1988. Therehe was assigned to the AirTraffic Management, and reached the rank ofSergeant.After his Honorable Dis-

charge in 1988, Torresmoved to North Virginia,and started to work in salesand flooring installation. In 2004, Torres moved to

Orlando and started hisown business, All FlooringUSA, and has 26 years ofexperience in sales and in-stallation of different typesof floors.

All Flooring USA, offers awide variety of floors, in-cluding carpet, ceramic,porcelain, tile, hardwood,laminate, and luxury vinyl.Torres will personally meas-ure the floor space re-

quired, and offer a free esti-mate without any obligationto the customer. They serv-ice residential and commer-cial customers.

All Flooring USA, also of-fers bath and kitchen re-modeling, including granitecountertops.Financing is available

through GE Capital, with nointerest for 24 months. Allmajor credit cards are ac-cepted. The professionalstaff is bilingual(Spanish/English), with cer-tified in-house installers.Héctor Torres also speaksGerman. All Flooring USAhas an A+ rating from theBetter Business Bureau(BBB).Born in Aibonito, Puerto

Rico and raised in theBronx, New York, Torresgraduated from Bingham-ton University, in UpstateNew York.

All Flooring USA is lo-cated at 12919 East Colo-nial Drive, Orlando, FL32826. Tel: 407-243-1911.Store Hours: Monday - Fri-day 9:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.Closed Sunday. For moreinformation, visit www.AllFlooringUSA.com.

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conditions, diet plays an im-portant role with ADHD.Many times a diet with lotsof refined sugar, food color-ings, preservatives, andother additives can be an

exasperator of the inappro-priate behavior. Avoid allfood additives, and be sureto add foods rich in essen-tial fatty acids such assalmon, walnuts, and avo-cados. Protein should beincluded in every meal forsomeone with ADHD. Thiscan come in the form ofmeat, eggs, nuts, legumes,or yogurt.A person with ADHD

symptoms should be sureto consume foods high in Bvitamins such as brown riceand green leafy vegetablesto help reduce stress. Tryptophan is a naturalchemical that helps in-crease serotonin which en-courages a sense of calm.Foods rich in tryptophan in-clude yogurt, poultry, soyproducts, and whole grains. It is important to identify

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mental toxins or food aller-gies that may be causing orincreasing ADHD symp-toms. Even over exposureto hyper stimulating mediasuch as intense videogames can be part of theproblem. A behavioral ther-apist can assist with a par-enting plan that can makethe difference between suc-cess and failure.

John Stiteler, MA, LCCT is the owner of Total HealthGuidance, an integratedhealthcare center that pro-vides assessment, counsel-ing, nutrition, and otherholistic approaches toADHD. They can bereached at 321-332-6984 orat www.TotalHealthGuidance.com.

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A 17-week behavioral treatment program is nowavailable through the University of Central FloridaPTSD Clinic.

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This research has been approved by the institutional Review Board, under federal regulations, at University of Central Florida.

Avet with clear blueeyes, a clipped haircut

and a soldier’s bearing, for-mer Spc. Bruce Chambersentered the U.S. army tohonor family tradition. Hewanted to serve his country,as his father and grandfa-ther did, and then build acivilian life with G.I. benefits.Instead, 15 months as a

calvary scout in Iraq earnedhim years of trouble. He developed a drug habit, col-lected an other-than-honor-able discharge and lost hisbenefits. War terrors surgedon dark roads, with loudnoises and in his dreams.One night, a police officerstopped him for an expiredlicense plate and, seeingChamber’s belligerence,pulled out a gun. Chamberstook off and was arrestedafter a car chase. “I was outof control,” he says. “Ididn’t care about anything.”A judge sent him to a first-

time offenders program,and soon after a healthcounselor suggested UCFRESTORES for treatment ofpost-traumatic stress disor-der (PTSD). The programemploys exposure therapy,using 3-D animation, mo-tion, sounds and scents torecreate traumatic eventsand desensitize warriors totheir memories. Again andagain, Chambers experi-enced virtual recreations ofthe 2007 ambush of hisBradley Fighting Vehicle.He felt the bomb rock. Hesmelled kerosene and burn-ing tires, heard shootingand then the explosion ofanother Bradley that hadcome to assist.Slowly, his anger, depres-

sion and paranoia eased.He could discuss his experi-ences in group sessionswith other combat veterans.“I learned that if you talkabout it, it loses power over

you,” he says.Today, Chambers and his

girlfriend live in a tidy four-bedroom house filled withchildren. He holds down atleast one job and thanksUCF RESTORES for hisconfidence in the future.That’s a common out-

come for patients of theclinic, which has helpedmore than 150 vets putghosts to rest and copewith PTSD.But clinic founder and di-

rector Deborah Beidel andher staff and students cantreat only a tiny fraction ofveterans who need help. Soshe dreams of training notjust graduate students inher unique approach to ex-posure therapy, but alsopracticing clinicians. “Wewill never be able to treateveryone who needs ourservices,” she says, “but wecould provide training to al-ready established mental

health professionals.”When the $5 million de-

fense department grant thatcurrently funds the clinicruns out in November 2015,though, Beidel may have toclose the doors to both pa-tients and clinicians. In re-sponse, private andcorporate donors havestepped in to help with anendowment fund that willhelp fund future operations.“I know how to do the treat-ment,” Beidel says. “I knowhow to do the training. Whatwe need is the funding.”For many of the thou-

sands of soldiers and veterans like Chamberswho still need help, thatcould make all the differ-ence. “In Iraq,” Chamberssays, “we said that everyday was a good day to die.Well, how about every dayis not a good day to die.How about, every day is agood day to live.”

Depressed and volatile after15 months in Iraq, formerSpc. Bruce Chambers wasdiagnosed with PTSD afteran arrest and referred toUCF RESTORES, an on-campus clinic where psy-chology professor DeborahBeidel trains graduate stu-dents in a unique — and ef-fective — type of exposuretherapy.

A Good Day to Live With a federal grant set to run out next year, private donors step into fund a promising PTSD treatment program at UCF.

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This event is FREE to all visitors with plenty of family fun including bounce houses, vendor displays, photo opportunities, hourly prize drawings and more.

The event will kick off with a Presentation of Colors and 9/11 Ceremonial and Remembrance Activities.

Vehicle Displays from Fire, Police, First Responders and all branches of Military.

Entertainment will include Patriotic music, magicians, crafts and performances.

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11/11/15 Veterans Day Breakfast at the Blanchard Park YMCA and

Dinner at Eastside Bistro, Avalon Park

12/7/15 Pearl Harbor Day Program at the VFW 4287, Goldenrod

4/30/16 Vietnam Veterans Day (TBA)

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