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| Triskele began by incorporating in 2004 from a small Medical Transcription service, specializing in Transcription of Health Records and Consultation Letters with a particular focus in the specialties of Psychiatry and Oncology. Over time, our transcription services have expanded to include other areas outside of Health Records, including Meetings, Interviews, Research Panels as well as Conference Workshops, Round Table Discussions and Breakout Sessions. Of particular interest, has been our work with Hospice Projects, Birth Centers, and Socially Responsible Business through the Social Enterprise Alliance. We continue to provide Transcription Services to Clients all over the US. Inspired by some of our transcription, clients, we plant the seeds for newer endeavors...
In conjunction with Dragonfly Doulas, Willow Birth provides Labor and Postpartum Doula services in the Portland Metropolitan area. We provide information and education, as well as support during pregnancy, birth and postpartum. We support all families, regardless of your family structure, belief system, or financial situation, with a particular focus on providing teen mothers with the extra support they need. The future plan is to establish a waterbirth/birth center, and education/resource center for low income families. Not only providing a safe alternative to hospital birth, but also offering a central site for prenatal care and well baby care. This would also be a resource center for childbirth education, parenting skills classes, nutrition workshops, birth video movie night, book club meetings, support groups and a referral network with local care providers. We also will provide a lending library and reading room. We potentially hope to also offer professional portrait and birth photography on site In addition, our center will have meeting/workshop space which can be utilized for continuing education for providers, or other workshops.
Daddeez Bees - Apiary and Meadery
In our first foray into the field, we have undertaken some training in beekeeping, and had our first hives. After a successful harvest of honey, as well as some moderately successful attempts at harnessing a swarm or two, we unfortunately lost our hives over the winter. Due to a lack of availability of a good site to restart our hives, we are putting the apiary on hold for a year. However, we continue to experiment with mead making (honey wine) and hope to continue in that direction.
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