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by Dr. Nicole Priscal, ND Why see a Naturopath? Growing up, I appreciated the deep connection between food and health. What I began to notice, however, was that conventional medicine often lacked meaningful education or emphasis on herbs, nutrition, and supplements. While it excels in acute and emergency care, there is often less time spent addressing the foundations of health. As a naturopathic doctor trained as a primary care physician, I quickly realized that I didn’t wan

By: Madison Hollis, MA, LPC As human beings, we all come with our own quirks, patterns, influences, and ways of existing. So why would...

The World Health Organization (WHO) published a list of conditions that acupuncture has been proven, through clinical trials, to be...

If you've recently been in a car accident, your body is likely feeling the effects—whether it's neck stiffness, back pain, headaches, or...

You may have heard of dry needling being offered by physical therapists or other practitioners. What many people don’t realize is that dry needling is not a separate or new technique— dry needling is acupuncture. The term “dry needling” in essence simply means a non-injectate needle being inserted into the skin, ie: a needle that does not give you a shot like antibiotics or cortisone (which would be a "wet" needle). Dry needling is acupuncture in that it lies under the vast