5-Point-Design-Web-Development near Kings NS (524 Result(s))

Computer Consultant and Web Design

Jake's Florist & Chocolatier proudly serves Halifax and the surrounding area. We're family owned and operated, and committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt. We always go the extra mile to make your floral gift perfect. Let Jake's Florist & Chocolatier be your first choice for flowers.

Janice Webber Physiotherapy Services is a business located in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia that provides a wide range of physiotherapy treatments. Registered physiotherapist Janice Webber possesses over 30 years of experience in her field, and she specializes in chronic pain management.

Is your heart broken? Is your grief overwhelming you? Through the Healing For Grieving Hearts program I help you overcome the pain of overwhelming grief by guiding you through a process that will help you find a new sense of purpose while deeply honouring the love you shared. The grieving process is unique to everyone. There are no five stages of grief. The program includes mindful action steps, therapeutic art interventions and can be attended in person or by Skype. I will guide you through your grieving process with compassion and honesty. As a trained art therapist I use therapeutic art interventions to help you find answers to your questions and to strengthen inner resources. Art therapy helps you when you have no words for what you are feeling. The process of using art as a tool will support your healing process and bring new clarity.

We propose a simplified approach to matching for causal inference that simultaneously optimizes both balance (between the treated and control groups) and matched sample size. This procedure resolves two widespread tensions in the use of this powerful and popular methodology. First, current practice is to run a matching method that maximizes one balance metric (such as a propensity score or average Mahalanobis distance), but then to check whether it succeeds with respect to a different balance metric for which it was not designed (such as differences in means or L1).