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About Hoen Publishing

Hoen Publishing was founded in 2007 by Theresa Renner and Eldon Renner, who have owned and run Renner Consulting, Inc., since 2000.

Hoen Publishings goal with the Guide is simple: to help the public who are looking for holistic practitioners, and help you as practitioners by giving you a targeted advertising venue.

To accomplish these two goals, we will publish the Guide annually, and create an easy-to-use searchable online directory, so people can find the help they need, and you can be sure they can find you.
Find out more about the people behind the Guide by reading their profiles, below.

Cheratana Harmon, Graphic Designer and Artist

Born and raised in North Idaho, Cheratana attended Seattle Central Community College, where she received her A.A. in graphic design. After six years working for graphic design firms, Cheratana struck out on her own more than four years ago, becoming a much-in-demand freelance graphic designer and artist.

Cheratanas introduction to holistic health began early: shes the oldest of six in the family of a midwife. Cheratana practices a holistic lifestyle, and her desire to enlighten people about choices and alternatives with holistic health motivated her to create the first Guide to Healing and Wellness for the Sandpoint area.

Inspired by friends who are holistic practitioners, she has followed her passion for holistic healing and begun studying Reiki, in addition to undertaking a medicine-wheel journey with a shaman healer.

I have a strong connection with nature that fuels an insatiable desire to discover beauty and truth in its most natural evolution and then convey it to others. When taking on a graphic design project, I look for the inner essence, that part that is the message wanting to be seen, then give visual form to it in a way that communicates its secret. May your visions become reality.

Cheratana's magnificent jewelry creations, along with her other art, including stained glass patterns, are available at www.theartfulldragon.com

Theresa Renner, Editor and Copywriter

A New England native, Theresa came to the Inland Northwest to attend the University of Idahoand never left. While earning a degree in American Studies at the University of Idaho, Theresa interned at the University Press, and edited several non-fiction books, including an Idaho Book Award winner, One Winter in the Wilderness.

Theresa has worked as a writing and editing professional for more than ten years, writing everything from sales copy for toothpaste, to grant proposals for non-profits such as Kinderhaven in Sandpoint, and SNAP, a Kodak Foundation, in Rochester, New York. Her interest in holistic healing dates back to her teen years.

When I was 13, I became friends with a girl who, along with her mom, was very involved in New Age practices. I knew it was what I had been looking for, and holistic health became a part of my life from then on. I gave birth at home twice, and my entire family is treated by a naturopathic doctor. Just in the last few years, energy healing and applied kinesiology have cured me of a severe allergy to metal, undone old damage to my neck and back, and taught me to center my energy.

Theresa lives with her husband, Eldon, and two daughters in Sandpoint, Idaho, where she practices yoga and meditation regularly.