WHY THE NAME SUNFLOWER? When I started the consulting practice in 2006 I had several names picked out. I liked Divine Intervention but when looking on the web that title was associated with some raunchy sites believe it or not. As I looked around my house I found so many pictures of sunflowers. The sunflower is a very unique flower in that as its name replies it looks like the sun. From the dark center with the concentric petals it appears to be the sun. They not only look like the sun they follow the sun as it crosses the sky, following the ultimate source of light and warmth for the earth. They seem to shrink and sleep at night only to fully awake in the morning. With their height they stand out. Some can grow to be very tall, over 15 feet. The flowers produce seeds, good for eating, producing sunflower oil and sunflower butter, one of my favorite nut butters. The sunflower does not have an aroma but the sheer beauty of it more than makes up for that. Imitate the sunflower, following its source of light the Creator himself. Seek to find out what He has created to consume and use for health & healing. Come along with me as I journey into a world of natural elements, all to enhance our health and well- being. They are one of my favorite flowers.
SERVICES WE PROVIDE: Primary Care
We provide the first point of contact for a patient for their health care needs. We are the principal source of health education, dis- ease prevention, counseling and coordination of care with other specialists and providers as needed.
Women’s Health
We address the special healthcare needs of women during the ad- olescent and adult stages of life. We do GYN exams, pap smears, and breast exams. We offer counseling and treatment for contra- ception, PMS, Menopause, PCOS, STDs and Osteoporosis.
Weight Loss Management
We offer a comprehensive weight management program includ- ing medications, nutritional supplements, nutritional counseling, behavioral counseling, and labs for adolescents and adults.
Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy is the art and science of using essential oils like Lavender, Melaleuca, Roman Chamomile and many others, to promote healing in the body. This ancient practice has made a re- surgence in the 21st century to address the healthcare challenges we face. Chronic pain, Lyme disease, diabetes, eczema, breathing problems, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, all can be helped by essential oils. Essential oils are the “lifeforce” of the plant. And according to Daniel Penoel, a leader in the field of essential oils “life helps life”. Plant life helps human life. Brenda Stephens is a certified clinical aromatherapist. Contact her for a free consultation. Our mission is to promote health & wellness, restore a way of living that incorporates natural therapies and, when necessary, use traditional medical modalities. To caringly treat each patient in a holistic manner, addressing the needs of the body, mind and spirit. To empower each patient to be an active participant in their own healthcare. ***Aromatherapy is not covered by insurance.
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