What comes to mind when you think about balance? Standing on one leg, walking a straight line, or carefully navigating a slick sidewalk in winter? Balance is something we rely on every day, yet it can change over time. As we age, illness, injury, or inactivity can all affect balance, and in some cases a […]
This newsletter will look at sugar and how it compares to artificial & natural sweeteners to help you determine the best choice for you.
Whether it’s through meditation, taking personality quizzes online, or going on an offline vacation, it’s human nature to want to do some soul searching. We often look for outlets to learn more about ourselves and take comfort in these answers. With the increase in access to genetic testing, many have started to investigate a more […]
Migraines are not your average headache. Many who experience them describe debilitating pain, which can last for over 48 hours for some people. While research has been unable to determine an exact cause or solution for migraines, this month’s newsletter will tackle some of the prevention and management strategies that may be effective for you. […]
Still confused about the difference between Probiotics and Prebiotics? Let’s find out together!
Should you follow the Carnivore diet? Keep reading to find out what current research has to say about the suggested benefits of following the high-protein, no-carbohydrate diet.
Let’s discuss the basics of the relationship between Vitamin D & mood regulation, as well as some ways to boost your intake of this special micronutrient.
Let us clarify frequent questions about cholesterol and address management tactics through lifestyle modifications.
We will focus on how to determine what supplements you need and how to get them into your daily routine.
We will dive into this class of medications, look at what the research suggests for usage, and clear up some confusion.
Taylor Ann is a licensed, Doctor of Physical Therapy and is certified in dry needling. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in Health and Human Performance with a focus in Exercise Science and Wellness from the University of Tennessee and her doctorate degree in Physical Therapy at South College in Knoxville, Tennessee. Taylor Ann has worked with a variety of populations throughout her career as a Physical Therapist – from pediatric to geriatric patients. Her professional background includes assessing and treating a wide range of conditions, including general orthopedics, chronic pain, sports rehabilitation and neurological disorders. Her experience treating individuals in various stages of life and health has solidified her approach to assessments and treatments to be highly individualized to each patient. Manual interventions and implementations of dry needling are a few of Taylor Ann’s favorite techniques to utilize in the clinical setting. She also values addressing all aspects of health in her client’s plan of care in efforts to effectively enhance their quality of life. Utilizing her experience and insight as a clinician, Taylor Ann is passionate about working as a Health Coach and with the Allied Wellness team to provide individuals with evidence-based recommendations and resources to promote an overall improvement in health and wellbeing.
Elizabeth’s path to becoming a Registered Dietitian was not a straight path. She earned her first bachelor’s degree in International Studies from Texas State University with the intention of pursuing law school afterwards. However, there was an inner voice in her that told her she needed to follow her passion for nutrition and wellness. So, she went back to school to study human nutrition and dietetics. Elizabeth earned her second bachelor’s degree and graduated Magna Cum Ladue from the University of Houston in 2019 and came to complete her Dietetic Internship at the same university. In addition to learning about nutrition, Elizabeth became a Certified Personal Trainer and has been helping people achieve their fitness and wellness goals since 2015. When she’s not working with her patients, Elizabeth enjoys spending her down time working out, reading and being with her family and dog, Rascal.
Patty is a Licensed Dietitian and Allied Wellness health coach. She earned her first bachelor’s degree at the University of Manizales in Psychology. She then earned a second bachelor’s degree in Nutritional Sciences at the University of Cincinnati. Patty is fascinated with the relationship between the mind and body. One of her main pursuits involves identifying and learning about the most effective therapeutic techniques for achieving lasting behavioral changes, which leads to healthier and more fulfilled lives for individuals. Some of Patty’s other interests include cooking, traveling and learning about other cultures. She shares Allied Wellness’ firm belief that every person’s health and wellness journey is unique and there is no “one size fits all” approach to healthcare. She enjoys one-on-one interactions and strives to build and maintain solid relationships with her clients in order to offer them the best quality of treatment.
Julia earned her bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sports Science at Texas State University and her master’s degree in Kinesiology at the University of Hawaii – Manoa. Throughout her career, Julia has been able to work with individuals of all ages and with highly diverse health statuses, including the chronically ill, disabled, injured, elite athletes, as well as the general population. After spending several years working in a clinical setting, she decided to venture into population health management in hopes of being able to reach and create a positive impact amongst larger groups of people by utilizing her knowledge and skills to help individuals improve their health in a holistic way. In her practice, Julia focuses on guiding individuals in establishing and maintaining strong support systems, better understanding their body and unique health needs, and motivating them to reach their full potential.
