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If you are experiencing a heightened sense of unease and anxiety as a result of the the current political climate, you are not alone. Many of our patients are reporting symptoms such as insomnia, anxiety, and mild depression directly related to post-election stress. Here are some suggestions from experts in the field of psychology to…
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A great low carb, gluten free dish rich with Mediterranean flavors, protein and healthy fats. Works well with any white fish, like cod or haddock and a few kalamata olives make a great add on. Serve with quinoa and a green vegetable like sauteed spinach or roasted green beans for a guilt-free deliciously nutritious meal!…
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A nurse practitioner (NP) is an advanced practice registered nurse who provides comprehensive and focused care, including diagnostics and prescriptions, to patients of all ages. The first nurse practitioners received their education at the University of Colorado in 1965. Soon, similar programs spread across the country. There are currently 325 colleges and universities offering training…
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Nurse practitioners (NP) bring a comprehensive perspective to health care making them the health partner of choice for millions of Americans. They offer the attractive blend of clinical expertise coupled with an emphasis on disease prevention and health management. As a primary care provider, a nurse practitioner can assess patients, order and interpret diagnostic tests,…
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By Carrie Forman, NCMBTB, CST You are probably well-acquainted with massage therapy but may not be as familiar with CranioSacral Therapy (CST). CranioSacrial Therapy is a type of body work that relieves pain and tension via gentle manipulations of the skull. The craniosacral system is comprised of the membranes and fluid that surround, protect and…
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Have you ever noticed a bruise on your body and wondered how it got there? Chances are you absentmindedly bumped into a desk or table. It can be easy to be in your head so much that you wind up disconnected from you body. You will be guided to direct your attention from your feet…
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A 2013 study published in the British Medical Journal, by Dr. James Katz, determined that those who incorporate balance exercises into their daily routine reduced their risk of injury from a fall by 37 percent and had a 61 percent lower risk of incurring a broken bone – as compared to those who didn’t practice…
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As a certified Health Coach, I often hear complaints like, “no matter how much sleep I get, I feel tired or foggy” and “I just don’t feel “right.” Many of the issues people come to me with are rooted in eating habits that hinder well-being. Generally, this is not due to a lack of interest…
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Smoothies are fast and tasty way to add nutrients to your diet …and there’s no end to the combinations you can create. All you need are fresh ingredients and a decent blender. Many recipes call for ice but you can give your smoothies a flavor boost by using frozen fruit instead. Just place one or…
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There is a lot of controversy surrounding the treatment of tick bites and Lyme disease. What is not controversial is that prevention is the best defense. When heading out for any outdoor activity where you’re likely to encounter ticks, here are some ways you can safeguard yourself against tick bites: wear long sleeves and light…
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Re-posted with permission from MyHolisticVillage Here’s a cost effective way to make natural insect repellents that really work! There are a number of essential oils that insects find distasteful or cause them to become confused. You’re about to learn how to use that to your advantage. Since oil and water don’t mix, you’ll need to…
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By Margaret Ryding, M.Ac In Five Element acupuncture, each season is related to an element. Spring is the time related to the Wood element. Each season brings about a new energy into the world. Spring is a time of new birth and upward growth as buds begin to shoot up through the ground. It is…
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Here’s a tasty twist on a versatile favorite that’s great year-round and a perfect fit for a 5 Element Spring diet. You can toss it with pasta or into a grain salad; use it as a pizza sauce or bruschetta base or as a garnish for soups, veggies and grilled meats. Pine nuts are traditionally…
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As all of us in the Boston area have been aware of the recent tragedies and the seemingly never-ending media coverage, we are finding ways to cope with the stress and the aftermath of the events. During times like these, it is more important than ever to remember to be extra gentle with ourselves. Taking…
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True Food by Andrew Weil, MD and Sam Fox, with Michael Stebner Andrew Weil, MD, renowned physician and pioneer of integrative medicine, is also in the restaurant business. In 2008, he, along with Sam Fox and Michael Stebner, opened the first True Food Kitchen in Phoenix Arizona. Weil says, “The greatest challenge I’ve faced since…
Continue ReadingWelcome to Inner Balance Integrative Medicine. Our practice focuses on health care that views the patient as the most important member of the medical team. In our practice, we combine conventional and alternative methods and treatments to provide you with personalized health care. At Inner Balance Integrative Medicine, we offer both individualized and holistic approaches…
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