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Faculty
To contact our instructors, please see: Contact Us
Mona Fahoum, ND - Core Instructor
As a naturopathic family practitioner, Dr. Mona’s interests and specialties include homeopathy, diet and nutrition, botanical medicine and physical medicine. She views healing as a dynamic process, unique to each person, with different treatments appropriate for different patients. These philosophies allow Dr. Mona the flexibility to move between modalities in treating illnesses from the common cold to diabetes, hypertension and chronic disease as well as equipping patients for disease prevention and optimal well-being.
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Melinda Beck, ND - Core Instructor
Dr. Beck is a naturopathic physician trained in primary care with a focus in physical medicine and chronic care. She has extensive post-graduate experience in European Spa, Balneological and Hydro-Climatological Medicine. Dr. Beck has spent the last few years abroad studying with some of Europe's most renown physicians specializing in Hydrotherapy and Spa Medicine.
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Sean Miller, LMP, D. Hom - Core Instructor
As a holistic healthcare practitioner and educator, Sean specializes in manual therapies and flower essence homeopathy, with a demographical emphasis on pain management, rehabilitation, and injury prevention. Sean utilizes an integrative approach to healing musculoskeletal pain, believing that the body and mind must be in complete balance for patients to fully heal from pain and trauma.These theories are reflected in Sean’s private practice as well as his classroom with a uniquely energetic and integrated teaching style creating a welcoming learning environment in which to grow.
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Continuing Education Faculty
Shelley Cathrea-Roy, CCSP, CSCS
Dr. Cathrea-Roy, is a Belltown based Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist. This makes her uniquely qualified to work with active patients, their related injuries and training needs. Dr. Cathrea-Roy has been involved in public speaking and teaching since 2000, beginning with assistant teaching in the neuromusculoskeletal classes at Western States Chiropractic College, and working as a clinical assistant aiding 4th year students in their patient care and transition out into the world as physicians. Since moving to Seattle, she has been involved in several conferences, more notably, working with attorneys on continuing education regarding chiropractic care and personal injury cases for the Washington State Trial Lawyer's Association.
Dr. Cathrea-Roy's educational and clinical background, allows her to bring forth not only current research, but a hands on perspective on how new treatment protocols are affecting patient care.
Kim Hartley, LMP
Bio information coming soon.
Drake Ewing, L.Ac.
Drake earned a Masters degree from Bastyr University and is licensed to practice acupuncture in Washington. He is certified as an acupuncture detoxification specialist and has spent time studying and honing his skills in China. His reflexology training began seven years ago and he has been teaching over the last four. Drake uses a fun and dynamic style when he teaches and his goal is simple, "to make the information useful and usable". He strives to ensure that each student understands the material and learns the techniques, thereby building confidence in themselves and their ability.
Lilith Krueger, OMD, L.Ac., LMP
Lilith has fifteen years of clinical experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine and thirty-five years in classical Tokujiro Namikoshi Shiatsu. Her background includes experience in not only her private acupuncture clinic, but also as the in-house Acupuncturist and Tui-Na specialist at one of the ten most exclusive private athletic clubs and spas in the country, The Spa at Gainey Village in Scottsdale, Arizona as well as within an integrated medical practice with Phoenix's top urological surgeons. Lilith is currently the general manager of Z&Z Herbal Spa in Redmond, Washington.
Janis Lynne, LMP, ABP
Bio information coming soon.
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