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Licensed Acupuncturist
William Leigh III
The best part of being a health care practitioner is helping people from all walks of life. I enjoy getting to know my patients, discovering their situation, revealing their motivation, then working together to develop optimal health.
I have found that I often have success helping to relieve chronic headaches, neck pain and temporal mandibular joint dysfunction. I have helped many patients recover from recent sports injuries and chronic auto accident trauma. I also work with my patients to optimize physical function with SOMA Structural Integration and qigong instruction.
I use an integrative combination of acupuncture and structural medicine. I combine acupuncture and injection therapy with multiple massage modalities including SOMA structural integration, cranialsacral therapy, thai massage, external qigong, and others. I also enjoy just giving an amazing massage.
The best part of being a health care practitioner is helping people from all walks of life. I enjoy getting to know my patients, discovering their situation, revealing their motivation, then working together to develop optimal health.
I have found that I often have success helping to relieve chronic headaches, neck pain and temporal mandibular joint dysfunction. I have helped many patients recover from recent sports injuries and chronic auto accident trauma. I also work with my patients to optimize physical function with SOMA Structural Integration and qigong instruction.
I use an integrative combination of acupuncture and structural medicine. I combine acupuncture and injection therapy with multiple massage modalities including SOMA structural integration, cranialsacral therapy, thai massage, external qigong, and others. I also enjoy just giving an amazing massage.
Licensed Massage Therapists
John Hanron, LMT
Erica Sherman, LMT
Dennis Halpin, LMT
Dennis is a 2018 graduate of Northwest Academy for the Healing Arts in West Seattle. He was born and raised in New Hampshire and moved to Seattle in September of 2017. He enjoys focusing on full body Swedish and deep tissue massage for the purposes of relaxation and self care. Self-care is one of the most important aspects of maintaining a healthy and proactive life. Playing sports his entire life, Dennis recognizes the importance of massage for both sports related injuries as well as overall body maintenance. He sees massage therapy as more of a passion than a job, and welcomes opportunities to facilitate in the healing processes of those around him.
Dennis is a 2018 graduate of Northwest Academy for the Healing Arts in West Seattle. He was born and raised in New Hampshire and moved to Seattle in September of 2017. He enjoys focusing on full body Swedish and deep tissue massage for the purposes of relaxation and self care. Self-care is one of the most important aspects of maintaining a healthy and proactive life. Playing sports his entire life, Dennis recognizes the importance of massage for both sports related injuries as well as overall body maintenance. He sees massage therapy as more of a passion than a job, and welcomes opportunities to facilitate in the healing processes of those around him.
Craig Gary, LMT
Sterling Latimer, LMT
Brittney Pederson, LMT
Brittney decided she wanted to become a massage therapist after being in a few car accidents herself and realizing how healing massage was. She was amazed at how the body can heal itself with the right help. She wanted to do for the world what her massage therapist did for her. Brittney went to Cortiva Institute and graduated in 2018. She is a treatment focused massage therapist. She focuses in Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point/tender point therapy, myofascial release and neuromuscular massage. She really aims to focus on the client's main area of pain, find those knots and get them out. Brittney also practices teaching Bikram yoga and can help give you advice on how to stretch after the massage to reduce any pain you may feel.
Brittney decided she wanted to become a massage therapist after being in a few car accidents herself and realizing how healing massage was. She was amazed at how the body can heal itself with the right help. She wanted to do for the world what her massage therapist did for her. Brittney went to Cortiva Institute and graduated in 2018. She is a treatment focused massage therapist. She focuses in Swedish, deep tissue, trigger point/tender point therapy, myofascial release and neuromuscular massage. She really aims to focus on the client's main area of pain, find those knots and get them out. Brittney also practices teaching Bikram yoga and can help give you advice on how to stretch after the massage to reduce any pain you may feel.
Licensed chiropractor
Zach Gower, D.C.
Dr. Zach Gower practices vitalistic Chiropractic; a philosophy which honors and respects the laws of nature and the innate intelligence in all living things. His work focuses on clearing the spine of interference, enhancing the connection between the mind, body and internal life source.
Dr. Gower is a 2017 Graduate of Life Chiropractic College West, in the San Francisco Bay area of California. He earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree at the University of Rhode Island in 2007. He is a state board certified Chiropractor in Washington and New York.
During his training program, he spent more than four years studying the sciences, art and philosophy of Chiropractic, and the importance of the spine and nerve system to one’s health. Dr. Gower utilizes a variety of Chiropractic tonal and structural techniques to assess and correct primary vertebral subluxations -- misalignments in the spine -- blocking the flow of vital life energy. The doctor integrates various techniques to create a dynamic adjustment for each unique individual.
Zach spends time learning and training at seminars to improve his skills and continue to deliver life changing chiropractic care. He’s completed specialized training in Knee Chest Upper Cervical, used to analyze the first two bones in the upper neck, where the brainstem is located, an area of major neurological importance. Dr. Gower is currently taking the ICPA (International Pediatric Chiropractic Association) diplomat program, becoming certified in Webster technique, and receiving advanced training in the care of pregnant women and children.
Zach is a native New Yorker from Long Island, and moved to Seattle in the fall of 2018. A lifelong outdoor enthusiast and world traveler, Zach participates in global mission trips, bringing chiropractic to people in underserved nations. He is passionate about sharing the principals of chiropractic with the world, empowering people to experience their potential for true health.
Dr. Zach Gower practices vitalistic Chiropractic; a philosophy which honors and respects the laws of nature and the innate intelligence in all living things. His work focuses on clearing the spine of interference, enhancing the connection between the mind, body and internal life source.
Dr. Gower is a 2017 Graduate of Life Chiropractic College West, in the San Francisco Bay area of California. He earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree at the University of Rhode Island in 2007. He is a state board certified Chiropractor in Washington and New York.
During his training program, he spent more than four years studying the sciences, art and philosophy of Chiropractic, and the importance of the spine and nerve system to one’s health. Dr. Gower utilizes a variety of Chiropractic tonal and structural techniques to assess and correct primary vertebral subluxations -- misalignments in the spine -- blocking the flow of vital life energy. The doctor integrates various techniques to create a dynamic adjustment for each unique individual.
Zach spends time learning and training at seminars to improve his skills and continue to deliver life changing chiropractic care. He’s completed specialized training in Knee Chest Upper Cervical, used to analyze the first two bones in the upper neck, where the brainstem is located, an area of major neurological importance. Dr. Gower is currently taking the ICPA (International Pediatric Chiropractic Association) diplomat program, becoming certified in Webster technique, and receiving advanced training in the care of pregnant women and children.
Zach is a native New Yorker from Long Island, and moved to Seattle in the fall of 2018. A lifelong outdoor enthusiast and world traveler, Zach participates in global mission trips, bringing chiropractic to people in underserved nations. He is passionate about sharing the principals of chiropractic with the world, empowering people to experience their potential for true health.
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