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Acupuncture
Chinese medicine has a rich history of treating a variety of ailments ranging from depression and weight loss to infertility and stress management. Our practitioners at IVY use a variety of tools to best fit each patient's case, including: acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, Chinese herbs, and trigger-point therapy.
Bowen Therapy
A Certified Bowen Therapist is a trained practitioner that uses a gentle, hands-on Bowen technique to unwind fascia, release muscle bellies, and reset the nervous system. The specific points that our Bowen Therapist rolls over corresponds to her in-depth knowledge of anatomy, physiology, acupuncture meridians, and 800+ hours of hands-on experience around the world.
Chiropractic
A Doctor of Chiropractor (DC) is a medical practitioner highly trained spinal and joint anatomy. Their treatment is focused on spinal and joint adjustments that correct misalignments often contributing to pain. Licensed chiropractors acquire their degree from an accredited 4-year post-grad program, followed by a board exam, and approved state licensure.
Counseling & Psychotherapy
Clinical counselors work with individuals, groups, couples, and families. They assist in evaluating and treating mental and physical states, addictions, and behavioral problems by addressing underlying emotions using a variety of psychotherapeutic techniques. In short, a counselor unfolds and finds what makes you "you" over time in order to empower you from the core.
Licensed counselors have a master's or doctoral degree in mental health counseling, 3,000 supervised clinical hours, and have passed multiple credentialing exams. For more information, visit North Carolina Board of Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors website:
https://www.ncblpc.org/
Craniosacral Therapy
Craniosacral therapy (CST) is a gentle hands-on treatment used to provide relief from chronic pain, fibromyalgia, migraine headaches, complex regional pain syndrome, fascial adhesions, multiple sclerosis, nerve pain, TMJ, speech impairment, epilepsy, and post-stroke effects. Light touch is used to move fluids surrounding the central nervous system.
Health Coaching
Health coaches are highly skilled in helping individuals achieve their health and wellness goals, such as weight management, stress reduction, and lifestyle changes. They provide personalized guidance, support, and motivation to clients, empowering them to make sustainable changes for improved health and well-being.
Naturopathic & Herbal Medicine
Naturopathic Doctors (ND) are medically trained, naturally focused physicians who shine in treating chronic conditions. The general educational structure for naturopathic doctors is comparable to that of conventional medical doctors (MDs) and osteopathic doctors (DOs). The key difference is their extensive training in nutrition, herbal medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, naturopathic manipulations, counseling, and homeopathy. For most ailments, NDs tend to opt for natural treatments before resorting to pharmaceuticals or surgical interventions.
For more information, visit North Carolina's Association of Naturopathic Physicians or AANMC's website :
http://ncanp.com/
https://aanmc.org/
Nutrition Therapy
Nutrition therapy uses the science of food to support clients in healthy eating. Our practitioners work with clients who desire individualized food and lifestyle plans that meet their unique needs and health goals. IVY's nutritional therapists work as personal consultants that customize meal plans both for individuals and entire families.
Several sessions are typically expected to make the most of your dietary changes. Your nutrition therapist will walk with you along the way and thrives in answering the smallest nutrition questions. Every bite counts.
Occupational Therapy
An Occupational Therapist (OT) is a healthcare professional trained to help people of all ages participate in activities that are meaningful and important to them, despite any physical, mental, or developmental challenges they may face. Occupational therapists work with individuals to assess their abilities, identify barriers to participation, and develop personalized interventions to improve their functional independence and quality of life, promoting health and well-being. Occupational therapy takes a holistic approach by addressing the individual's ability to engage in meaningful activities or occupations. These activities can range from self-care tasks like dressing and bathing to more complex tasks such as work, education, leisure, and social participation. Occupational therapists understand that much of our health is directly influenced by the things we do regularly. Work with an occupational therapist to learn more about how to leverage your daily activities, habits, and routines to promote your health and wellness.
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapists (PTs) are movement experts who use evidence-based research to diagnose and treat individuals with a range of pain and injuries. PTs aid in restoring and maintaining physical function and mobility that may be hindered by lifestyle, occupation, aging, accidents, and deteriorating diseases.
Physical Therapists work with a wide variety of patients. If movement is an issue, a physical therapist may quickly become your best friend.
Some common concerns that PTs address include:
- MSK conditions: Carpal tunnel syndrome, trigger finger, back pain, rotator cuff tears, TMJ
- Pediatric conditions: Developmental delays, cerebral palsy, and muscular dystrophy
- Female conditions: Pelvic floor dysfunction and urinary incontinence
- Lung conditions: COPD, cystic fibrosis, and heart-attack recovery
- Geriatric conditions: Fall prevention, post-stroke and paralysis recovery, pain management, trauma recovery
...and much more!
Reflexology
A Reflexologist is a practitioner who utilizes gentle pressure to perform manual palpations to stimulate specific referral areas of the body or “maps” that can be found on the hands, feet, and face. Each mapping allows Reflexologists to send signals to the corresponding areas of the body non-invasively promoting relaxation and facilitating a natural healing response. Although reflexology is not used to diagnose or cure disease, millions of people around the world use this alternative wellness modality to complement other treatments when addressing conditions like anxiety, asthma, cancer treatment, cardiovascular issues, diabetes, headaches, kidney function, PMS, and sinusitis. Reflexologists within North Carolina complete an extensive 300+ hours of training and are required to be Nationally Board Certified through ARCB.
Prehabilitation Therapy
Prehabilitation, or "prehab," is a proactive approach that combines physical therapy, nutrition, stress management, and education to boost resilience, improve recovery, and reduce complications before medical procedures or injuries. Tailored to individual needs, sessions focus on exercises, hands-on therapy, and education to optimize outcomes and prepare you physically and mentally.
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