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Last year created an uptick in a need for mental health resources, and one local studio is hoping to bridge the gap by destigmatizing care. Dubbed Namasport, the studio is a one-stop shop for services like talk therapy, yoga, Pilates, meditation and more.
Though Namasport is new to Summit County, it’s not a new concept. Owner and founder Stephanie Pinsler launched the brand 10 years ago while living in Chicago. The brand never had a physical location, but Pinsler said the company was active and focused on group events where she’d visit sports teams and corporate offices or host events in local parks.
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Whatever their background, age or speed, runners are always on the same side. Does any other sport really have such a sense of community, or common experience?
Kate Carter
There are about 7.6 billion people on the planet, yet the theory runs that no two people need scan through a chain of more than six social connections before they find a common one.
Back in 2008, Microsoft researchers decided to investigate how true this rather implausible-sounding theory really was. Using billions upon billions of electronic messages, they worked out that any two random people in the world really are apart by only six degrees of separation. Or, to be more precise, 6.6 degrees. After all, who doesn’t have 0.6 of a friend?