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The New Moon is a powerful time of new beginnings, change, and unseen potential. Those with a cancer diagnosis face a very challenging time, where nothing seems what it once was. Like the New Moon growing in its perceived light and power, I aim to offer the guidance, tools and support to nurture one’s own healing potential, and watch the light grow while the unwanted and unneeded fades away.
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Recommendations Received (17)
"I highly recommend Dr. Lisa for her exceptional holistic approach to cancer care. Her creativity..."
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"I highly recommend Dr. Lisa for her exceptional holistic approach to cancer care. Her creativity and kindness make her a standout in her field, shining with authenticity. She possesses a unique talent for thorough listening and exploration, leaving no stone unturned in her quest to find the best solutions for her clients. Dr. Lisa’s dedication to mind-body-spirit integration and her respect for our energy systems set her apart. Her compassion and infectious passion for life make her not only a remarkable doctor but also a beacon of hope and healing for those facing cancer. Our family has had personal experience with her loving care and guidance! "
"Lisa is dedicated, caring and meticulous. She listens and is focused on helping her clients..."
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"Lisa is dedicated, caring and meticulous. She listens and is focused on helping her clients through one of the most difficult journeys they will ever encounter."
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Naturopathic services offered include dietary/nutrition guidance, exercise regimens, mind body medicine technique suggestions and other lifestyle m...
I am an energy worker, light worker that offers Usui Reiki and Holy Fire Reiki at the Master level, Pranic Healing, TFT (Thought Field Therapy), Em...
I offer referrals for other helpful modalities such as acupuncture/Chinese Medicine, intravenous therapy, counseling and other mental/emotional hea...
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"Ruth is of the most genuine and sincere, caring and compassionate people I know. If you work with..."
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"Ruth is of the most genuine and sincere, caring and compassionate people I know. If you work with her, you know that she truly cares for your outcome and well-being, above and beyond others to a great degree. A true gem in this world. "
"She offers something very unique and needed in today's world"
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Absolutely not. Me being a healthy individual, getting the flu would be less detrimental than my body battling the additives, adjunctives, metals, chemicals and allergens in this untrustworthy concoction. Not to mention, the flu type in these vaccines are estimated to be the next mutated flu...
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Absolutely not. Me being a healthy individual, getting the flu would be less detrimental than my body battling the additives, adjunctives, metals, chemicals and allergens in this untrustworthy concoction. Not to mention, the flu type in these vaccines are estimated to be the next mutated flu strain but it is not always the case and one can still become ill with the flu.
I'm always learning more and more about its benefits. In fact, I just signed up for an AANP webinar today! I know that it is useful for anxiety, nervousness, musculoskeletal aches and pains, and depending upon which terpenes are present, different cbd strains can be good for different things,...
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I'm always learning more and more about its benefits. In fact, I just signed up for an AANP webinar today! I know that it is useful for anxiety, nervousness, musculoskeletal aches and pains, and depending upon which terpenes are present, different cbd strains can be good for different things, from digestion to cancer and more that I am not even an expert on yet.
This is a good question. I personally do not believe that the "15 rule" applies to 15 emails if that is the only way a potential contact is seeing your name. For some, it may be like "ok who is this person that keeps emailing me, I will check them out." For others it is more like "I am so...
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This is a good question. I personally do not believe that the "15 rule" applies to 15 emails if that is the only way a potential contact is seeing your name. For some, it may be like "ok who is this person that keeps emailing me, I will check them out." For others it is more like "I am so annoyed that this person I do not know keeps sending me emails, they should get the hint by now." In today's world of not only spam but unimportant emails in a sea of potentially important emails, it is no surprise when one would rather press "delete" (if even taking that much effort), rather than the time to analyze every unfamiliar email that comes one's way. We live in too fast-paced and busy a lifestyle to spend our time on such things, is often the attitude and truth. I would recommend attempting in-person coffee or such because adding a personality to the name goes a long way, especially if your energy jives with theirs. It may take just that one time to make an impression.
An ND that specialized in pain management
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An ND that specialized in pain management
To be honest, I am new here too and not sure...it seems like the more recommendations you get from colleagues here the better.
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To be honest, I am new here too and not sure...it seems like the more recommendations you get from colleagues here the better.
A good question. Sorry for delay, did not know this question was meant for me! I think the best way to gain referrals is really just being the best you can be. Simple, maybe easy, maybe not. If you do something that stands out from others in your field, you will stand out in their mind when...
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A good question. Sorry for delay, did not know this question was meant for me! I think the best way to gain referrals is really just being the best you can be. Simple, maybe easy, maybe not. If you do something that stands out from others in your field, you will stand out in their mind when they are talking to their friends and family.
Send them birthday cards, check in on them (but not too much to seem pushy)
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Send them birthday cards, check in on them (but not too much to seem pushy)
