Miguel Flores Jr., is a proud member of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe and Tohono O'odham Nation, a husband, father, artist, healer, counselor, and teacher. He is a community leader and chairman of the Community Action Committee for American Indian Research Center for Health (AIRCH), University of Arizona and a member of National Institute of Health (NIH), All of Us (AOU), Precision Medicine Initiative, Participant Engagement Board, AOU Native American Community Board, and Ambassador for the AOU National program, member of NIH Research Access Board, member of NIH Bio Specimen Policy Task Force Committee, Chairman for The Arizona Partnership for Native American Cancer Prevention (NACP), as well a member of the Tribal Advisory Committee for the Southern Arizona Tribes for Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Indian Health Services (IHS). He is also a Licensed Independent Substance Abuse Counselor in the State of Arizona and a Certified Sex Offender Treatment Specialist, National Board of Forensic Counselors. As the CEO of Holistic Wellness Counseling & Consultant Services, He is able to coordinate a team of traditional healers, acupuncturist, counselors and artists to provide holistic healthcare.
Additional Artworks
From TMC Health Healing Arts Program
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Bart Marcy
Red Noses, Siem Reap, Cambodia (#3)
digital photography
36 x 36 in
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Bart Marcy
Red Noses, Siem Reap, Cambodia (#2)
digital photography
36 x 36 in
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Bill Steen
Wheat Field with Red Poppies
digital photograph
26.5 x 40 in
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Emily Stern Düwel
The Blue Car
acrylic on gessoed paper
22 x 28 in
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Larry Simkins
Sunrise in the Grand Canyon
digital photography
30 x 20 in
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Wes Jernigan
Western Scrub Jay
hand-pulled color serigraph
22 x 15 in
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David Sanders
Solace
digital photography
40 x 60 in
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Kathy Krucker
Western False Clown Anemonefish, Sulawesi, Indonesia
digital photography
20 x 30 in