What makes us different?
We are a true collaborative. We integrate our approaches, have regular educational meetings, and share insights. We all share the same records, so when you see more than one of us, we can help you in a cohesive way.

Welcome to our team
Our team consists of a Nurse Practitioner, a Registered Nurse, an herbalist, an ordained spiritual counselor, health coaches, and reflexologists. Behind the scenes we have informatics, business management, compliance, and an anthropologist. Stay tuned for updates and sign up for our newsletter.

Testimonial

Carolee is truly a gift. My young adult daughter has been struggling for a while and has met with various medical doctors and therapists for her health issues. Then she met Carolee. Carolee is a godsend and a gift. She is the first person to truly help my daughter. She is a cut above. She is highly intelligent, highly trained, relatable, smart, funny, and helpful in just about every way. My daughter leaves her appointments happy, invigorated, and inspired. No one else has come close to this level of success with my daughter. My husband and I are both MDs. We are not only impressed with Carolee, but indebted and in awe. She is a phenomenal healer, with true understanding, insight, and ability to understand a person’s unique issues, and to reach them at their level. She is a teacher, a healer, and a sage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Foot Reflexology
• Reiki
• Massage

What is Foot Reflexology for?
• Stress Relief
• Deep Relaxation
• As an additional therapy to help with symptoms of brain fog, tension, autoimmune symptoms, or gastrointestinal stress
• It does not replace or interfere with medical treatment

What is a session like?
• Relaxing, on a massage table, under blankets or sheets
• The amount of pressure applied is adjusted to comfort
• Many people fall asleep

What do I wear during Foot Reflexology?
• Socks and shoes are removed
• You can remain clothed otherwise to your comfort. Undergarments should always remain on.

How should I prepare for my session?
• No preparation is necessary. We will wash your feet with a steam towel or foot bath when you arrive.
• We do recommend using the restroom right before your session.

How many sessions will I need?
• Change takes time, and Reflexology is best utilized at regular intervals.
• This most ideal frequency would start at weekly, then progress to biweekly, and then monthly for maintenance.
• Persons with stressful lifestyles may find a benefit to more frequent visits and remain at a biweekly frequency.
• Most clients are able to notice benefits after a few sessions. If you have received four sessions within the past month and do not notice any benefit, you could try a different style of reflexology or a different modality. We are all a little different after all.

How are Reflexology and Massage different?
• The sensations and experiences are very similar
• The goal is very different
• The goal of massage is to affect the local area that is being worked in: a massage therapist works on soft tissue with the goal of improving mobility, and muscle tension.
• The goal of reflexology is to affect corresponding reflexes. There are spots on the feet that represent the intestines for example. A reflexologist works on a local body part such as the feet, hands, face, or feet. A foot reflexology session is spent working solely on the feet, yet aims to affect the entire body on an energetic level, to create harmony. This is similar in theory to how acupressure works.

Will my therapist be able to identify health issues?
• No. Reflexology is not a replacement for medical attention.
• Reflexologists do not treat or diagnose medical conditions.
• Reflexology is an adjunct therapy, which means it is used in combination with other therapies, to help them be more effective.Book Online

What is Reiki for?
• Wanting to feel more connected
• A chemotherapy adjunct therapy / cancer adjunct therapy
• To support new habits and patterns
• Relaxation
• It does not replace or interfere with medical treatment

What is a session like?
• Relaxing, on a massage table, under blankets or sheets
• Therapies such as crystal therapy, breathing techniques, and aromatherapy are often included
• Many people fall asleep, or describe a Reiki session as feeling like a meditative state.

What do I wear during Reiki?
• Shoes are removed
• You can remain clothed otherwise to your comfort. Undergarments should always remain on.

How should I prepare for my session?
• No preparation is necessary.
• We do recommend using the restroom right before your session.

Is Reiki Energy Medicine?
• Energy medicine is one of the oldest and profound methods of healing.
• Energy medicine is a universal practice, and varies throughout the world in style and name.
• Reiki is a Japanese type of Energy medicine

How many sessions will I need?
• Change takes time, and Reiki is best utilized at regular intervals.
• This most ideal frequency would start at weekly, then progress to biweekly, and then monthly for maintenance.
• Persons with stressful lifestyles may find a benefit to more frequent visits and remain at a biweekly frequency.
• Most clients are able to notice benefits after a few sessions. If you have received four sessions within the past month and do not notice any benefit, you could try a different modality such as Reflexology. We are all a little different after all.

Will my therapist be able to identify health issues?
• No. Reiki is not a replacement for medical attention.
• Reiki practitioners do not treat or diagnose medical conditions.
• Reiki is an adjunct therapy, which means it is used in combination with other therapies, to help them be more effective.Book Online

What is Massage for?
• Muscle aches and pains
• Supporting mobility
• Encouraging circulation
• Nurturing the skin

What is a session like?
• Relaxing, on a massage table, draped under blankets or sheets.
• The amount of pressure applied is adjusted to comfort.
• Sessions can either be focused on areas of discomfort, or can be more general for overall health maintenance.
• It’s important to communicate during your session. Always let us know if anything is too little pressure, too much pressure, too warm, too cool, etc.

What do I wear during massage?
• You can remove clothes to your comfort level, but be mindful that anything left on might get lotion or oil on it.

How should I prepare for my session?
• We recommend not eating a super large meal right before.
• We do recommend using the restroom right before your session.

How many sessions will I need?
• Change takes time, and massage is best utilized at regular intervals.
• This most ideal frequency would start at weekly, then progress to biweekly, and then monthly for maintenance.
• Persons with stressful lifestyles may find a benefit to more frequent visits and remain at a biweekly frequency.
• Most clients are able to notice benefits after a few sessions. If you have received four sessions within the past month and do not notice any benefit, you could try a different style of massage. We are all a little different after all.Book Online