IN PERSON HEALTHCARE DAY IS SCHEDULED ON THE 3RD TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH. VIRTUAL HEALTHCARE WEEKS (via Zoom or Phone) ARE SCHEDULED ON THE LAST WEEK OF EVERY MONTH. For more information click HERE.

Holistic Healthcare Available to All

Our mission is to facilitate collaborative holistic healthcare and education in our local community

OUR SHARED VALUES

Holistic Healthcare

We advocate healthcare that addresses body, mind, emotion and spirit, and that favors the least invasive modalities whenever possible.

Unconditional Love

The essential heart of health and healing is love; it is the foundation of trust and transparency in human interaction.

Inclusion

We are strongly committed to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). All are welcome at our events. We support and cultivate diversity including age, economic circumstance, ethnicity, race, range of ability, religion, sex, sexual orientation and gender identity/expression.

Collaboration

The healer and the patient are equal partners in the healing process and their interaction is one of deep listening and mutual respect.

Empowerment

We all have the capacity to heal. Holistic healthcare empowers this capacity in both the healer and the patient.

Self-Realization

Everyone is capable of being in touch with the field of all Knowledge. We seek to fulfill our highest potential and to inspire others to do the same.

Upcoming Events

January 14, 2025, 2:00–4:00 pm

New Year Ceremony with Kathleen Mandeville

The ground of being for our spiritual lives is rooted in ritual. Ritual is a way of remembering…re-membering, becoming embodied in time and space. We mark specific events with an experience that honors & consecrates transitions of life, of time. We do ceremony as a way of remembering our connection to infinite source.

January 18, 2025, 2:00–4:00 pm

The Lyme Disease & Co-Infections Epidemic with Local Certified Lyme Specialist, Suzy Meszoly, DSH, CHHC, CLS

In this lecture, professional homeopath and certified lyme specialist, Suzy Meszoly, will explain the symptoms of Lyme and of the prevalent Lyme co-infections that are prominent in the Hudson Valley including Bartonella, Babesia and Rickettsia.