Medicina tradicional china (acupuntura)

Jennifer L. Kolter, M.Om., Dipl. Ac., L.Ac.

Acupunturista y herbolario, propietario y practicante de Henderson Healing Hub, LLC. Está capacitada en Medicina Tradicional China (MTC), que abarca una variedad de modalidades que incluyen acupuntura, medicina herbal china, terapia dietética, ventosas con fuego, moxabustion, Tui Na (masaje médico chino), Tai Chi y Gua Sha.

Adquirió experiencia en varias clínicas durante sus estudios en la Escuela de Medicina China, incluido el Bloomington Natural Care Center, University Health Services, Woodwinds Clinic y Serenity Senior Care Center antes de ingresar al mundo empresarial.

Completó su Maestría en Medicina Oriental en Northwestern Health Sciences University, College of Health & Wellness. Tiene licencia a través de la Junta de Práctica Médica de Minnesota , es Diplomada en Acupuntura certificada por la Comisión Nacional de Certificación de Acupuntura y Medicina Oriental (NCCAOM) y certificada en Técnica de Aguja Limpia a través del Consejo de Colegios de Acupuntura y Medicina Oriental (CCAOM).

Como proveedora de medicina tradicional china, puede personalizar el tratamiento de un individuo para guiar al cuerpo de regreso a una forma natural de curación. Toda curación comienza con el paciente, independientemente de la terapia. La mente, el cuerpo y el espíritu deben estar en armonía para lograr la salud. A ella le apasiona llegar a la raíz del problema y está agradecida por la oportunidad de guiarlo en el viaje de regreso a un lugar de salud y vitalidad.

En una nota personal, Jennifer está casada y tiene cuatro hijos activos. Su experiencia, antes de la medicina tradicional china, era en gran parte la contabilidad y el servicio al cliente relacionados con una ventana de 10 años que se quedó en casa para criar a sus hijos a tiempo completo. Criar a sus hijos fue la chispa de su viaje hacia esta medicina y continúa alimentando la pasión.

Dr. Gretchen Forster, LAc, DAcCHM

Traditional Eastern Medicine

Gretchen was introduced to Traditional Chinese Medicine through her own experience as a patient. With the support of her practitioner and a commitment to consistent acupuncture treatments and herbal medicine, she felt years of chronic pain symptoms begin to soften, healing and balancing on a cellular level within her physical, mental, and spiritual being. She is inspired by the rhythms of nature and emphasizes a balance of nutrition, lifestyle, and emotions in her treatment strategies. She is passionate about working together with her patients and inspiring others to realize their unique health and wellness goals. She strives to empower her patients to take an active role in their wellness journey.

Gretchen holds a license from the Minnesota State Medical Board and is certified by the National Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). She achieved a Doctorate Degree in Acupuncture with a Chinese Herbal Medicine Specialization from Northwestern Health Sciences University. She has completed a 48 hour nutrition certification course and is passionate about educating on the effectiveness of using food as medicine to support the healing of dis-ease. She traveled to Vietnam to practice and learn Traditional Eastern Medicine. She practiced in private clinics, community clinics, and Buddhist temples and studied Eastern herbal medicine, acupuncture, and traditional treatment techniques.

Modalities used by Gretchen include: acupuncture, scalp acupuncture, facial acupuncture, auricular acupuncture, electric acupuncture, cupping, Guasha (dermal friction technique), Tuina (Chinese medical massage), orthopedic needling, moxibustion, Chinese herbal medicine, and dietary therapy. She has a special interest in treating pain, mental health, women’s health, and digestive health. She welcomes all ages into her clinic!

Margaret Knoblauch, CMT

She has been practicing massage therapy for 40+ years. She graduated from Mueller College of Holistic Studies in San Diego, CA. in 1981. She graduated from The New Physiology Institute in 2006 with a certification in Quantum Energetics in Green Bay, WI. She also has a strong personal background in nutrition and herbal food supplements.

Margaret believes strongly in the Body-Mind-Spirit connection of total well-being and recognizes massage as an essential foundation for creating that awareness.

The primary therapeutic effects of massage are relaxation and stress relief, improved muscle tone, improved circulation, reduction of swelling and inflammation, thereby reducing pain. Also, the blood and lymph circulation is stimulated hastening the elimination of toxins and impurities.

Regular massage facilitates a connection to your body that will bring improved health and well-being on your journey to a stress-free life where dis-ease cannot thrive!!! First and foremost, though.... massage feels GOOD!!! Prevention is key to optimum health!!!

~ Margaret

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Erin Arnst, LICSW

Education

Augsburg College

Top Specialties

Family Therapy
Parenting
Trauma and PTSD

Expertise

Career Counseling
Coping Skills
Geriatric and Seniors
Grief
Life Transitions
School Issues
Self Esteem
Sports Performance
Women's Issues

Types of Therapy

Acceptance and Commitment (ACT)
Brainspotting
Culturally Sensitive Therapy
Humanistic
Mind-body approach