Pure Barre Anchorage recognizes that mental health care is an integral part of health care. On October 10, World Mental Health Day, Pure Barre will donate $5 to ACMHS for every person who attends class! Current members can bring a guest for only $10. From 5- 7 pm, we’ll have an ACMHS staff person on hand to answer any questions, and some drinks and snacks – come on by to say hello!
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