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Integrative Practitioners Open House Saturday February 4th, 1-3pm
Lamson Building - 134 Main St, Prince Frederick MD
Please welcome five Integrative Health Practitioners to the Lamson Building in Prince Frederick: Dr. Alice Fong, Yvonne Remz, Patricia Simpson, Kathleen Arban, and Tessa Washington. They will open their offices at 134 Main St to give people the opportunity to meet and greet them. Each one offers a different integrative approach to healing the human body and spirit. Please stop by to meet the practitioners and learn more about the services they offer.
Alice Fong, ND, LMT, is a licensed naturopathic doctor (ND) who graduated from Bastyr University, a 4-year accredited graduate
program, after receiving her bachelor’s degree in psychology. Naturopathic medicine focuses on holistic, proactive prevention using natural methods in combination with the rigors of modern science. Rather than trying to mask symptoms of a condition with pharmaceuticals, naturopathy tries to find the root cause, remove those barriers to health, and help facilitate the body’s inherent ability to restore and maintain optimal wellbeing. A licensed naturopathic doctor can diagnose, prevent, and treat health condition using patient education and natural therapies, as well as order blood work and lab tests. Dr. Alice does utilize various specialty labs including food allergy testing, hormone testing, micronutrient testing, and heavy metal testing. Dr. Alice strongly believe that the mind-body connection is an essential component of health and uses many mindfulness techniques such as biofeedback and hypnotherapy to help patients. Although she treats a wide array of conditions, the most common ones include digestive problems, food allergies, weight issues, stress, and anxiety. She is also a licensed massage therapist and offers Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, prenatal, lomi lomi, and Thai yoga massage. www.calvertnaturalmedicine.com (443) 595-6688
Yvonne Remz, PT, MTC, is a Physical Therapist specializing in Integrated Manual Therapy (IMT), a whole body or holistic approach to physical therapy. IMT techniques are comprised of thousands of tissue specific techniques that allow the therapist to find contributory causes affecting the patient’s symptoms and diagnosis. Yvonne now offers Integrative Dry Needling, a highly effective form of physical therapy, in which a very fine filament needle is inserted into the deeper tissues that are considered trigger points to your pain for the treatment of musculoskeletal and neuromuscular conditions. Yvonne treats patients of all ages with a full range of conditions including acute to chronic neck and back pain, joint pain, migraine headaches, Scoliosis, Women’s Health issues, Lyme, Neural Dysfunction diagnosis, Executive Function Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, gastrointestinal issue, and many more. www.yremzphysicaltherapy.com (410) 474-4631 [email protected]
Patricia Simpson MS, LCPC, CYT, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) licensed through the Maryland Board of Counselors and Therapists. She has over twenty years of experience as a mental health professional. Pat is a graduate of the American Viniyoga Institute advanced yoga teacher training program (E-1000) and certified by the Viniyoga Therapist Program (CYT). She has the highest yoga therapy certification through the International Association of Yoga Therapists (C-IAYT); who standardized the training for Yoga Therapists, and established a standard of professional practice and ethical conduct. Pat practices Mental Health Yoga Therapy to treat depression, anxiety, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, life and death issues, and physiological and chronic pain conditions that create grief and loss for patients and their families. She is trained to work with active and non-active military and veterans. Pat Simpson is affiliated with The Pinnacle Center (pinnaclecenter.com). Her office has a small yoga studio where she operates Heart Path Yoga, LLC, where she teaches therapeutic individual and group Yoga classes and conducts individual yoga therapy evaluations and counseling. www.heartpathyoga.com (240) 731-1519 [email protected]
Kathleen Arban, LCSW-C, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Kathleen has been providing counseling to children, adults and couples for over fifteen years. She has served in various capacities in the mental health field, most recently as a clinical therapist, supervisor and professor. Kathleen uses a variety of theoretical approaches and modalities in therapy. She received her Bachelor of Arts from Cedar Crest College and Masters of Social Work from the University of Maryland, Baltimore. She went on to earn a Certification in Child and Adolescent Clinical Treatment through the University of Maryland and Certification in Advanced Trauma Treatment through the Institute for Advanced Psychotherapy Training and Education, Inc In addition to seeing clients at the Lamson building, Kathleen is Assistant Clinical Professor for Salisbury University and Site Coordinator for Salisbury University’s Southern Maryland location. Kathleen specializes in working with children and adults dealing with transition, anxiety, grief and loss. She views therapy as the process of unfolding; discovering untapped resources, illuminating strengths, facing unhealthy patterns of relating, and unearthing potential issues -- all of which leads to growth and discovery. (443) 532-3015 Tessa Washington, LGMFT, is a Licensed Graduate Marriage and Family Therapist through the Maryland Board of Counselors and Therapists. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from St. Mary’s College and completed her Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Liberty University. Tessa has been in the mental health field for 12 years, working with children, adolescent, adult and geriatric clients. She has worked for a local Hospice organization, nursing home and Child Welfare for the state of Maryland. Tessa specializes in couples counseling, family counseling, parenting education, and grief work. Tessa believes the strength in a couple/family comes from the ability to make necessary changes within the couple/family dynamic. Just as a caterpillar transforms into a beautiful butterfly, relationships can be transformed into beautiful, lasting connections through the work put into the process of change and reconciliation. (443) 532-3015
