Find a Holistic Medicine Practitioner near Miramar, FL

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Revitalize from CHRONIC STRESS & FATIGUE Burnout? Brain fog? Dizziness? Insomnia? Exhaustion? Are you losing the battle with the body & brain symptoms of living in constant stress & fatigue? 🦋 - Plz, ONLY message me if you’re ready to transform your stress & you are really ready to make an investment into your wellbeing & wellness. 😌 🛟 - For committed clients, I offer a highly reduced rate for prepaid session packages or monthly payment plans, listed below. 🙏 - Sorry, I do NOT accept insurance. If you have visited your medical doctor to find out why you are struggling with any, some or most of the symptoms listed at the end of this intro, & your medical exam and lab tests basically came back normal, it is likely your doctor suggested that you need to manage your stress better. Even though you may have tried to exercise more, have weekly soaks in a bath, tried to cut back on sugar, obviously you still are having most of your old symptoms. In fact, the harder you try not to feel stressed, the more your symptoms seem to bound right back! Hi! I’m Linda Greenfield. I’m a Wellness Mindset & Stress Transformation Coach, as well as a licensed integrative holistic healthcare physician. I specialize in guiding & empowering exhausted women who are ready to shift their chronic stress symptoms back into the energy that revitalizes their well being & return to wellness. I provide customized private client sessions as well as online stress reduction & wellness training programs that give women the tools to finally stop the need to be SUPER WOMEN (all you over givers & over doers) in order to push themselves through their daily grind of brain drain & sapping fatigue. I lived for over a decade during the 1990s with migraines, chronic fatigue & fibromyalgia with ALL of the symptoms listed at the end of this intro. The blessing from those symptoms was they finally pushed me to look outside the narrow views of modern medicine that didn’t know what was wrong with me, let alone how to help me back then. Over the past 2 decades western medicine has started to connect how our stressful perceptions actually lead to many physical syndromes & diseases in our body. Since medications or supplements only offer temporary bandaids but don’t cure chronic stress illnesses, most medical doctors believe these issues are incurable. I can assume you this is untrue & is uneducated beliefs on their part. When I healed myself, I had to dig deep to find research that revealed when repeating stress (whether physical, emotional, or spiritual) is not resolved, our autonomic nervous system is constantly triggered to hit the alarm systems in our body. We now know that chronic stress patterns keep our nervous system in constant dysregulation. This accumulating alarm stress eventually compromises the delicate communication of the nervous system & hormone regulation between all body systems. This leads to long term multiple body system imbalances, exhausting our brain & nervous system, until it limits the ability of the cells of our entire body to produce enough energy to function & heal. This is why the chronic symptoms of fatigue, discomfort, pain, can eventually lead to chronic health disorders & metabolic diseases. The bottom line for recovery is by learning how to manage & reduce our stress while shifting our mindset & reprogramming the triggers of our stress. Learning how to manage & resolve my own stress issues to heal my body, inspired me to become a licensed healthcare professional, in practice since 2007. I found my heart calling in coaching women & I love assisting them to…. Reclaim & Restore their Energy Revive & Reset from Chronic Stress & Burnout Revitalize & Recover Their Wellbeing & Wellness Some Common Chronic Stress Symptoms: daily burn out, headaches, brain fog, crashing fatigue, dizziness, restlessness, waking feeing unrested & tired during the day, sinus congestion, constant or shifting body aches and pains, forgetfulness, acquired allergies, insomnia, chemical & other sensitivities, mood swings, unexpected shortness of breath, procrastination, temporary racing heart beat, digestive issues, and many more. 🦋 - Plz, ONLY message me if you’re committed to transforming your stress and you are really ready to make an investment for your wellbeing & wellness. 😌 🙏 - Sorry, I do NOT accept insurance. 🛟 - For committed clients I offer a highly reduced rate for prepaid packages of sessions, read below. Ready to meet? 1) I offer a free 30 minute phone discovery session to discuss your key chronic stress symptoms. I will introduce an easy stress reducing practice that can help you to stop your stress responses. 2) When you are ready for your next step, we can set up your first 1 hour session. I only charge $50 for your first session because I want you to feel comfortable working with me. 3) After this $50 session we either say good bye …. OR You can commit to finally reducing your chronic stress by continuing to work with me by purchasing individual sessions or my discounted packages of sessions at my regular fee rates. Here are my fee rates after your first introductory $50 session: $150 - Pay-per-each individual session $300 - Pre-Purchase a package of 3 sessions (a good value of $100/session) $720 - Pre-Purchase a package of 12 sessions (an UNBELIEVABLE value of only $50/ session) $900 - for a 3 month payment plan for 12 sessions. (a great value of $75/ session) I am looking forward to meeting you! Linda 🩵 Linda Greenfield CtHT BS MS LAc AP Vibrant Living Matters Wellness Mindset & Stress Transformation CoachSee more

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What are the benefits of acupuncture?

There are many proven health benefits of acupuncture, whether you’re seeking short-term relief or need help with a chronic health condition. This alternative healing is likely why millions of adults nationwide get acupuncture treatments each year. Acupuncture provides pain relief, can help speed the body’s natural healing process, and has also been proved to have positive outcomes on mental health concerns such as depression. Acupuncture can also help relieve discomfort associated with chronic and terminal illnesses. For example, acupuncture has been proved to be effective in helping cancer patients manage pain, nausea and vomiting, fatigue, hot flashes, xerostomia (dry mouth), neuropathy (nervous system problems), anxiety, depression and sleep disturbances, according to Cancer.gov. Acupuncture is a safe and effective alternative to opioids and other pain medications, which not only are hard on the body but also present the risk of addiction. The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services found that people had less pain or were better able to manage pain when they received acupuncture as part of their health treatment.

What is naturopathic medicine?

Naturopathic medicine is classified as an alternative healing method, but licensed naturopathic doctors share some of the same academic background as conventional medical doctors and can often prescribe some medications. According to the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP), naturopathic medicine is holistic care that addresses a wide range of problems including (but not limited to) allergies, chronic pain, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, obesity, respiratory conditions, heart disease, fertility problems, menopause, adrenal fatigue, cancer, fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. Naturopathic medicine aims to strengthen and empower the body and its organs to heal itself through low-force interventions. Here are some examples of the type of medical services often provided by naturopathic doctors, as cited by the AANP:

  • Clinical and laboratory diagnostic testing
  • Nutritional medicine
  • Botanical medicine
  • Naturopathic physical medicine (including naturopathic manipulative therapy)
  • Hygiene
  • Counseling
  • Minor surgery
  • Homeopathy
  • Acupuncture
  • Intravenous and injection therapy
  • Naturopathic obstetrics (natural childbirth)

What is Reiki and how does it work?

Reiki is a type of wellness bodywork, often referred to as energy work, that originated in Japan. Reiki practitioners offer this traditional healing technique with the intent of manipulating the flow of energy through the client’s body. Unlike massage, Reiki uses minimal — if any — pressure, focusing on stimulating energy flow rather than working the soft tissue and muscles. This movement of energy is done to improve mental, emotional and physical health. Reiki is touted for its stress relief and ability to ease tension. It can also improve mental clarity, release stress and tension, manage pain, or help with spiritual growth. It is said that Reiki practitioners act as a channel for a universal life force to help support a client’s natural ability to heal. Reiki sessions often last 30 to 90 minutes, with prices varying based on session length, background and experience of the provider, and where you live. Nationally, the average price range for a Reiki session is $60-$80.  

What can be treated with acupuncture?

Acupuncture can be helpful for treating a wide variety of conditions ranging from cancer to headaches to sciatic nerve pain. It may also be useful for:

  • Back pain, neck pain, knee pain, hand and foot pain, wrist and ankle pain, sciatic pain, nerve pain, arthritis, sports injuries, work-related injuries, TMJ, and carpal tunnel
  • Whiplash and injuries from automobile accidents
  • Migraine and tension headaches
  • Menstrual cramping
  • Herniated discs
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Emotional issues: Anxiety, depression, stress and insomnia
  • Women’s health: Prenatal and postpartum care, menstrual cramps, premenstrual syndrome, endometriosis, symptoms of menopause and infertility
  • Pediatric problems such as bedwetting, digestive upset, ear infection, allergies, hyperactivity and injury treatment
  • Digestive disorders such as heartburn, acid reflux, indigestion, ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease, irritable bowel syndrome, diarrhea, and constipation
  • Respiratory problems such as asthma, acute and chronic cough, allergies, and chronic sinus problems
  • Men’s health problems such as erectile dysfunction, impotence, male infertility, urination difficulties and prostate problems
  • Miscellaneous conditions such as fatigue, adrenal fatigue, vertigo and dizziness, eye and vision problems, and tooth, jaw and dental issues

How does acupuncture work?

Acupuncture works by restoring the body’s natural healing powers. Acupuncture involves placing very thin needles into specific points on the body to influence the body’s energy flow and help the body heal itself in a natural way. In traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture is linked to the belief that disease is caused by disruptions to the flow of energy (called qi in Chinese) in the body. The acupuncturist places whisper-thin needles into the arms, back, neck and other areas where the chi (or energy flow) has been blocked. The acupuncture needles stimulate points on or under the skin called acupuncture points or acupressure points, releasing this qi. These pathways — called “meridians” — become re-stimulated by the needles to bring blood and healing to the body. In Western medicine, acupuncture has been proved to relieve pain and help provide healing and relief from painful symptoms associated with everything from headaches to asthma to cancer. Western medicine sees the use of the needles as a way to stimulate the body’s nervous system, thereby prompting healing.

Is acupuncture covered by health insurance?

Acupuncture cost may be paid out of pocket by the individual, may be partially covered by an insurance plan, or in some cases may be entirely covered by a health insurance provider. Depending on the health concern you are having treated, the policies of your insurance provider, and whether you have received referrals from a physician, you may receive coverage for your acupuncture costs. If you currently have health insurance, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services recommends that you ask these questions to confirm who will cover the acupuncture cost:

    • Is acupuncture covered for my health condition?
    • Does acupuncture need to be:
      • Pre-authorized or pre-approved? If so, by whom?
      • Ordered by prescription?
    • Does acupuncture require a referral?
    • Do I need to see an in-network practitioner to have acupuncture costs covered?
    • Do I have any coverage if I choose an out-of-network provider?
    • What, if any, are the limits and requirements of acupuncture cost coverage?
    • How much do I have to pay out-of-pocket?

HHS recommends that you keep copies of all communications you have with your insurance company, as well as keeping copies of letters, bills and claims. If you’re in the process of selecting a new health insurance provider, HHS suggests you ask about coverage of complementary or integrative health approaches, and whether the provider offers any discount programs for acupuncture and other integrative health modalities.  

How long do the effects of acupuncture last?

The positive effects of acupuncture may vary in length. Relief may be permanent, effects may be immediate but require regular sessions to maintain, or effects can occur cumulatively over a number of treatments. The health issue you’re having treated, your overall health, and the measures you take to care for yourself after treatment can all have an effect on the duration of the effects. If you’re in a lot of pain, healing from an injury or suffering from a chronic health condition, you may need more visits to see lasting results. For acute conditions you may need from one to three treatments to experience results, while chronic health issues may take six sessions or more.

You don’t need to be sick or have something wrong to get acupuncture. Acupuncture also helps with stress management, relaxation and keeping your body in good working order. Acupuncture cost will be affected by the number of sessions needed. Sometimes people will feel a little tired after a session, and sometimes the main symptom can be slightly aggravated for a temporary period — but that’s the body’s natural healing response and you’ll see improvement after that. An additional advantage is that acupuncture does not cause adverse effects as prescription drugs can.

How is acupuncture done?

Acupuncture takes place inside a practitioner's office, much like an exam in a private room in a traditional doctor’s office. At the beginning of an acupuncture session, your acupuncturist will discuss your overall health and ask what’s bothering you. Often acupuncture is used for pain relief, prevention of illness, and the treatment of chronic health concerns. If it’s your first visit to the acupuncturist, they’ll ask comprehensive questions about your lifestyle, emotional health, diet, and family health to map out your health history. In addition to the information you share verbally, the acupuncturist may take your pulse from various positions at your wrist, may perform a standard physical exam, and may inspect your reflexes, tongue and inner ears. This physical information provides the acupuncturist with additional insights about your overall health and helps guide your treatment. 

As you lie on the treatment table, the acupuncturist will tap very thin needles into your skin at different points to stimulate various areas of your body. The American Academy of Acupuncture explains that the needles encourage the body to promote natural healing and improve functioning. Heat or electrical stimulation may also be applied at precise acupuncture points — although frequently, treatment is solely done using needles. During an acupuncture session, patients lie in a relaxed position with the needles in place for five to 30 minutes or more. In general, acupuncture is a relaxing experience and the offices are designed to help you feel at ease. The needles used in acupuncture are very thin and sterile, and insertion is not typically a painful experience. Most people feel no discomfort; patients often fall asleep during the treatment. In subsequent sessions, the acupuncturist builds on the patient’s existing plan and changes the treatment (or placement of needles) based on current health. 

Do naturopaths take insurance?

Many naturopathic doctors accept insurance, but a separate question is whether your insurance covers alternative and naturopathic services. There are several steps you can take to find out:

  • Verify whether you live in one of the 20 states that currently licenses naturopathic physicians:
    • Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Kansas, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont and Washington.
  • Confirm whether your insurance will cover naturopathic medical services. Read your insurance plan’s fine print, verify whether naturopathic doctors fall into your insurance carrier’s definition of a doctor, and confirm that the care you are receiving is considered medically necessary. Questions to ask your insurance provider could include:
    • Am I covered for this treatment by a naturopathic physician?
    • Do I need a referral?
    • Is there a list of approved naturopathic doctors in my network?
    • What will the co-pay be?
    • Are there limits to my naturopathic coverage?
  • Before seeking medical care, it’s key to understand the difference between a naturopathic doctor and a naturopath. Anyone may advertise themselves as a naturopath, while to be a licensed naturopathic doctor, a person must complete academic and clinical training.

How often do you need to get acupuncture?

How often you need acupuncture really depends on the health condition that is being treated. Acute issues such as a pulled groin or short-term digestion problems will likely require fewer treatments than a chronic disease such as some types of cancer. Dr. Lee Hullender Rubin, speaking with the Acupuncture Now Foundation, likens acupuncture sessions to a “dose” of medication prescribed by a doctor. If you have a condition like high blood pressure and are prescribed a medication to treat it, you wouldn’t take one dosage and be done. Likewise, for ongoing health conditions, Dr. Hullender Rubin explains that more than one session of acupuncture is likely in order. “For pain-related diseases, it seems 12 to 20 sessions is a reasonable intervention to achieve stable results,” says Dr. Hullender Rubin. For more acute (short-term) conditions, Dr. Tony Chon says that treatment might consist of two to six acupuncture sessions.

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