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Cultivated Care is named such that the therapy I am able to provide has been cultivated through the inner workings and experiences alongside influential mentors, professors, co-workers, employers, spiritual affiliates, friends, family, and personal life experiences. The aggregate of these experiences help develop unique strategies I mindfully integrate into practice for optimal body, mind, and environmental sustainability.
The care I provide is comprehensive and has been mentored, evaluated, and practiced since 2004, through thousands of applied clinical hours, recognized by nationally accredited universities and institutions, some of which are: Saybrook University, Seattle Pacific University, Green River, Spokane Falls, Ashmead, Everest, Discovery Point, and Cortiva Colleges; resulting in multiple certifications and degrees including a Bachelor's degree in the Sciences of Psychology currently bridging to the PhD for Clinical Psychology, a Licensed Manual Therapist, a Master of Manual Ligament Therapy (MMLT), and a Certified X-Ray Technologist, among the other extra-curricular modalities listed on the services page. Any information and/or education presented is meant to provision skills necessary to successfully live a sustainable lifestyle as it applies to integrative and inter-related mental, physical, and environmental systems. Disclaimer: I do not guarantee results, nor do I claim to “cure” anything. Although my rate of success is very high, no two people are exactly the same and therefore outcomes can vary from person to person. I offer both FDA-approved and unapproved medical interventions/integrations. I provide what I believe to be sound education and physical rehabilitative therapy that can often lead to significant improvement in many body, mind, and spiritual conditions and ailments. The care I provide is meant to proffer individuals information and resources not otherwise readily available to the general public without professional training or higher education. Very little of the material I share is original to me; it is a synthesis of the most practical and useful ideas, techniques, and perspectives I’ve learned in my personal studies. It is always recommended to include your primary care physician/s with your current treatment plan/s. In addition, appointments are based on a first come first serve basis. There is also no guarantee of acceptance into any treatment practice. Each potential participant is asked to fill out a health intake questionnaire and on occasion, an evaluation appointment may be needed in order to further assess viability for treatment.
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"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others."-Mahatma Gandhi
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