Here at The Wellness Principle, we believe maintaining wellness is the key to a long, healthy life. Traditional Chinese medicine teaches us the value of using an integrative approach to treat the whole person: mind, body, and spirit. Only by viewing health holistically can we instill the kinds of long-term benefits that enrich our lives.
The Wellness Principle draws upon these holistic principles, as well as innovations in scientific research to develop individualized treatment plans designed to promote wellness and prevent illness. Our practitioners understand that you are much more than the ailment or disease that brought you here.
The Wellness Principle draws upon these holistic principles, as well as innovations in scientific research to develop individualized treatment plans designed to promote wellness and prevent illness. Our practitioners understand that you are much more than the ailment or disease that brought you here.
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We treat the whole person by leveraging traditional Chinese medicine and the innovations of modern science. At The Wellness Principle, our approach to treatment is as multi-faceted and individualized as you are. We know from traditional Chinese medicine that it isn't enough to focus on one ailment; we must treat the whole person holistically, using a variety of modalities.
Dr. Munson completed the three-year doctoral program at the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ACTCM) in San Francisco in 2014. He was awarded the school's first doctoral fellowship, while maintaining an active practice in San Francisco and Kensington, CA. As part of his doctorate, he specialized in PTSD / trauma work, a passion that continues to this day.
Dr. Keville was raised in a family of nutritionists, naturopathic doctors, and personal trainers who instilled in her a passion for holistic medicine at a young age. As a child, she helped run an eight-acre horse farm with her family. There, she gained exposure to acupuncture, a treatment used on her equine partners to improve their performance.
Lisa has her first cat, a six-toed tabby named Seamus, to thank for introducing her to the world of Chinese medicine. After seeking out supportive care for him when he was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, she was amazed to see him deeply relax as he would rest with his needles during acupuncture treatments.
Mellissa Tate-Dougherty is our dedicated office manager, responsible for keeping our business running smoothly and building relationships with our patients. A member of The Wellness Principle team since 2018, Mellissa brings immeasurable skill as an administrative assistant and medical insurance biller.
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