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Living Well Aesthetics Is Back at Its Original Oakwood Road Location in Charleston
  Charleston, United States - July 19, 2026 / Living Well Aesthetics / 
  
Living Well Aesthetics has returned to its original location at 828 Oakwood Road in Charleston, WV, reuniting the practice with the neighborhood where many of its patients first sought care. The move brings the medical spa back to a familiar address that has long been associated with accessible, professional aesthetic services in the Kanawha Valley area.

A Return to Familiar Ground

For patients who have followed the practice over time, the return to Oakwood Road carries a straightforward significance: proximity and consistency. Living Well Aesthetics, the Charleston WV medical spa, is once again positioned in a location that is accessible to residents across the greater Charleston area. The Oakwood Road address places the practice within reach of patients who previously found the location convenient and who value continuity in their care relationships.
The return is not framed as a reinvention but rather as a restoration - the practice coming back to where it established its footing and where patients know to find it. That straightforward message is itself part of the communication: same team, same services, same address.

Continuity of Care at the Core

What the relocation preserves above all is the clinical relationship between patients and the providers they already know. Dr. Chapman and the practice's team continue to offer the same range of services that have defined the practice's work in the community.
The services menu at the Oakwood Road location includes Botox, Juvederm, Hormone Therapy, and Facials - a focused selection that reflects the practice's approach to aesthetic and wellness care. Botox Charleston WV patients have relied on for consistent, professionally administered results remains a central offering, alongside Juvederm dermal filler treatments for patients seeking volume and contour support. Hormone Therapy services address wellness concerns that often complement aesthetic goals, while facial treatments round out a menu designed to serve patients at multiple points in their care.
The team photo, provider headshots, and consultation imagery now featured across the practice's materials reflect the actual providers patients will meet - a deliberate choice to set accurate expectations before anyone walks through the door.

What Patients Can Expect Upon Returning

Patients scheduling at the 828 Oakwood Road location will encounter the same clinical environment and provider relationships the practice has maintained. The emphasis is on a straightforward patient experience - consultations that begin with listening, treatment plans that stay within the scope of what the practice offers, and follow-through that supports longer-term results.
For new patients, the Oakwood Road address offers a point of entry into a practice that has chosen to remain anchored in a specific community rather than expand broadly. For returning patients, it is simply the address they already know, now confirmed as the place to book again.
Living Well Aesthetics continues to serve the Charleston, WV community from 828 Oakwood Road, with appointments available for all current service offerings including Botox, Juvederm, Hormone Therapy, and Facials.

About Living Well Aesthetics

Living Well Aesthetics is a medical spa located at 828 Oakwood Road in Charleston, WV. The practice provides aesthetic and wellness services including Botox, Juvederm, Hormone Therapy, and Facials, delivered by Dr. Chapman and the practice's clinical team.
Learn more at Living Well Aesthetics
        
  
       
Contact Information:
 Living Well Aesthetics
 
828 Oakwood Road 
 Charleston, WV 25314
United States
 
 Jarrod Chapman
 304.205.4041
 https://www.livingwellaesthetics.com

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The National School Chaplain Association has published a new article entitled New School Chaplain Initiative Serves At-Risk Invisible Children, PTSD and More, which sheds light on the most important aspects of lives un-lived due to post traumatic stress disorder, neglect and other inner conflicts. A vast majority of trafficked children are not necessarily kidnapped and taken somewhere far away. They are next door. They are at school.
This should be of particular interest to educators, DHHS, mental and physical health providers, economists, child protective services, trafficking rescue groups, law enforcement, legislators, parents, teachers, faith groups, civilian chaplain corp, and all who are interested can view the full article at https://www.nsca.global/editorials/3hppx5mwr4c129vx72irw0gjwkxj1z
Victims of abuse or neglect, in any form, are susceptible to isolation and withdrawal from productive living. They often fall into failure to thrive, risky behaviors, violence, homicide or suicide. Some have braved transparency, but without complete relief they spiral further into hopelessness and mistrust. However, chaplaincy brings faith into areas that are otherwise unreachable.
Most importantly, dysfunctional individuals, especially students in their formative years as well as the teachers who help shape all students, can fail to reach their full potential. The domino effect has a negative impact, now and in the future, for all of society.
The best example of this is perhaps found in the following extract:
'Picture the child shrinking into the desk, unable to focus in class. All of their attention is on survival. They don’t make eye contact because hiding is their protective mechanism. In contrast, the normal persona of most children craves attention. Tragically, the self-image of the invisible child is one of worthlessness, helplessness and merely an object for abuse or neglect. Their only companion is fear.
Victims of abuse are exponentially more likely to become an abuser themselves. Others with a victim mentality often attract more abuse (or neglect) through the projected image of susceptibility —an easy target if you will. However, the cycle of abuse can be broken. With spiritual care, a victorious mindset can eventually emerge. Early application of faith-based morals and ethics can curtail skyrocketing medical costs, prison time, police and teacher burnout.'
In discussing the article's creation, Dorothy Kozar, Editorial Contributor, Speaker and author of this article at The National School Chaplain Association said: "Real life examples are provided. Unnecessary barriers are addressed. If the public has confidence in their own winning sports team, their own god, or no god; there is no need to fear having a chaplain in school.”
Regular readers of The National School Chaplain Association will notice the article takes a familiar tone, described as 'non-confrontational, but compels a fresh look at all sides with a deeper perspective and a call to action.'
The National School Chaplain Association welcomes comments and questions from readers. hey are intent on the opportunity to become better together. Why? Simply because dialog dispels misconceptions and accomplishes important things that would otherwise be lost.’
Anyone who has a specific question about a past, present, or future article can contact The National School Chaplain Association via their website at https://www.nsca.global
The complete article is available to view in full at https://www.nsca.global/editorials/3hppx5mwr4c129vx72irw0gjwkxj1z
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Martin A. Sumichrast Joins Hawkeye Systems, Inc. as Chairman of the Board

Entrepreneur and investor deepens hands-on involvement in guiding the company's shift toward digital assets, blockchain infrastructure, and merchant banking services.
TAMPA, Fla. - July 18, 2026 - PRLog -- Martin A. Sumichrast, a serial entrepreneur and investor with more than 35 years of experience across capital markets, consumer brands, and emerging technology, continues to shape the strategic direction of Hawkeye Systems, Inc. in his role as Chairman of the Board, guiding the company's push into digital assets, blockchain infrastructure, and merchant banking.
As Chairman, and as the holder of a controlling interest in Hawkeye through Hawkeye Holdco, LLC, Sumichrast is directing the company's transition into a diversified technology holding company. His focus includes evaluating acquisition targets in custody and tokenization services, stablecoin payment infrastructure, and core digital asset technology, while also building out Hawkeye's merchant banking division to serve growth-stage fintech companies with capital markets and corporate advisory support.
Sumichrast's involvement at Hawkeye is consistent with a career built on identifying undervalued companies, taking hands-on operating and governance roles, and repositioning them for growth. In July 2024, he co-founded American Capital Partners, Inc. with Ralph Olson, and through that firm he has extended strategic planning, investor outreach, and M&A evaluation support to Hawkeye's leadership team.
About Martin A. Sumichrast
Martin A. Sumichrast is an entrepreneur, investor, and author with more than 35 years of experience building and scaling companies across capital markets and emerging technology. He serves as Chairman of the Board of Hawkeye Systems, Inc. and as Co-Founder and CEO of American Capital Partners, Inc.
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