CAMDEN — The Destination Wellness Series on August 10, from 12 to 1 p.m. at the Camden Public Library features Paula Jackson-Jones, who will talk about hers and many others' experiences before receiving a Lyme diagnosis. She will describe finding a trusted practitioner and how she learned to interpret the clinical information she was given.

Joining Paula is Jolinda Rocket, who will discuss symptoms that only minimally respond to traditional treatments and will share information about a newly developed system involving acupuncture and homeopathy. They will both discuss general habits that everyone should be aware of to support improved outcomes of Lyme.

Paula Jackson Jones is co-founder of Midcoast Lyme Disease Support and Education, a non-profit organization, which fosters support to the Midcoast Maine Lyme community by supplying them with information on tick borne diseases and connections to Lyme literate providers. By educating the community on prevention and providing information for diagnosing and treatment options, they hope to reduce Maine's Lyme disease count and get more medical providers trained on updated information for diagnosing and treating Lyme disease and co-infections.

Jolinda Rockett, RN, MAc Acupuncturist, has been in practice in Camden as a licensed acupuncturist since since 1989. Her credentials include a BSN from University of Texas, MAc from Sophia Institute and homeopathy studies around the country, receiving her CCH in 2013.

Destination Wellness Midcoast Maine (DWMM) is a professional organization formed to make health and wellness a mainstay of life in Midcoast Maine, and ultimately to have it recognized nationwide.

DWMM intends to accomplish its goals by connecting the public to available health and wellness resources through a website, directory and social media; fostering interaction among members to facilitate the exchange of knowledge and coordination of services; and, promoting health and wellness as a way of life through inspiring public programs.