Following in the footsteps of her great-grandfather, who practiced in Vermont in the early 1900s, Allison Jacob. LAc (MSOM, ’15) has recently opened her healing practice Earth Sea Acupuncture LLC. May 2016 | The Bridge
Acupuncture practitioner Alysha Barbour (MAc ’10) has re-settled her practice in St. Helens, Oregon: “Acupuncturist comes to St. Helens.” June 16, 2016 | The Chronicle
Shani Fox, ND (’08) specializes in naturopathic cancer treatment, but is taking time away from patients to hike the 490-mile Camino de Santiago to celebrate her birthday. Her story is featured in “Walking Strong.” June 2016 | Southwest Connection
Dr. Kevin Murray (’93) is practicing medicine in Massachusetts–and getting in the news for his motorized tricycle: “Better.Bike allows riders more options for staying heathy.” May 26, 2016 | MassLive
This CBS affiliate introduces viewers to a successful Portland Maine natural medicine clinic owned by two NUNM grads, Dr. Sasha Rose, and Daniel Katz, LAc, in “Naturopathy: A Holistic Approach to Patient Care.” Fellow practitioners at their clinic include Dr. Renee Lang, FABNO, MPH, and Elaine Meade, LAc, also NCNM grads.
Dr. Les Moore, LAc (’99) talks about the emotional and physical toll that ongoing stress and fear can have on the kidneys–and how the benefits of acupuncture and homeopathy can help: “Health Checkup: Fear is bad for you; how to fight it.“
Abigail Ellsworth, ND, MSOM (’15) talks about her practice at Sleeping Bear Natural Health clinic in Traverse City, Michigan: “Natural health practitioner offers variety of treatments.” March 8, 2016 | Traverse City Record-Eagle
Dr. Travis Elliot (’03) talks about naturopathic medicine, his practice and his new life in Shelburne, Vermont. March 3 | The Shelburne News
NCNM alumna Dr. Melissa Berry (’08) took an unconventional route to naturopathic success. Her strategy to fund a research and healing center is featured in “Missionary Chocolates prepares for international take-off.” Dec. 9, 2015 | Portland Business Journal
NCNM alum Emily Hedberg Hanger, MSOM, is the subject of an article in the Stauton, Virginia Gannet paper, “Healing Mind and Body with Ancient Chinese Philosophy.”