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This Issue
January 2006  

Shelly Dutch
A beacon of hope for state’s youngest addicts


By Mack Dreyfuss

When you first meet Shelly Dutch, you’d better be wearing a good pair of shoes. If she’s not counseling clients in an individual, family or group session, she’s probably moving. Tom Farley, who heads The Chris Farley Foundation, describes her as “one of the most dynamic people in teen counseling in Madison, if not the whole state of Wisconsin.” One of her staff members, Cory Divine, states that Dutch is “a powerhouse of energy and conviction.”
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The benefits of
GASTRIC BYPASS SURGERY

By Angela Mihm Nigro

Individuals facing morbid obesity often have a host of other ailments including diabetes, acid reflux, high blood pressure and sleep apnea. Instead of endless medications to treat each symptom, more patients and doctors are attempting to solve the root problem — obesity — through bariatric procedures.
“There has been a realization, through good research, that by eliminating obesity we can eliminate these other things like sleep apnea, diabetes, even reduce the possibility of certain types of cancer as well,” explains Dr. Michael Garren, bariatric surgeon, UW-Health.
Conducted by a team of experts, the patient selection process
for bariatric surgery through both UW-Health and Dean Health Systems is multi-faceted, intense and may take up to six months to complete.
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Destination weddings
An exciting and affordable way to say “I Do”

By Natascha Grief

When you first meet Shelly Dutch, you’d better be wearing a good pair of shoes. If she’s not counseling clients in an individual, family or group session, she’s probably moving. Tom Farley, who heads The Chris Farley Foundation, describes her as “one of the most dynamic people in teen counseling in Madison, if not the whole state of Wisconsin.” One of her staff members, Cory Divine, states that Dutch is “a powerhouse of energy and conviction.”
A survivor of sexual abuse and cocaine addiction, Dutch has remained drug-free for over 20 years and uses her personal experience to ignite cutting-edge programs in AODA (alcohol and other drug abuse) counseling that are producing unprecedented results, particularly a mentorship program that relies on seasoned members of the recovery community to guide those new to recovery through its challenges and hazards.READ MORE

 
 
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Joyce Maly
Chief financial officer at Park Towne Development Corp.

Joyce Maly was recently promoted to chief financial officer at Park Towne Development Corp., a Madison-based company that purchases, develops and manages real estate throughout southern Wisconsin. Park Towne is currently developing the 650-
acre Conservancy Place in DeForest, a community that combines residential, commercial and retail space. Maly is working with this
project and others as she celebrates 25 years with the firm.

 
     
 
 
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