Midcoast Lyme Disease Support & Education (MLDSE)
are pleased to host Dr. Carrie Werner ND and Melanie Clarke as their
guest speakers at their Brunswick Lyme Support meeting Wed May 2 from 6-8pm at Mid Coast Hospital.
Werner and Clarke are pleased to speak on the opening of their new clinic:
Riverside Healing Center
Riverside Healing Center, a patient- centered, holistic practice, will open their doors May 3rd, seeing patients Monday-Thursday.
Supporting patients on their journey to optimal wellness is of the
utmost importance to the practitioners at Riverside Healing Center.
Patients will be provided with full naturopathic care, extensive lab
work both conventional and functional testing, herbal, nutrient and
homeopathic supplements, reflexology, reiki and feet reading.
Dr.
Carrie Werner is a Naturopathic doctor and midwife. Carrie spent two
and a half years in Honduras as public health volunteer in the Peace
Corps. Having always felt a call to medicine, her time in Honduras
helped Carrie to decide to attend Naturopathic medical school to combine
her budding interest in natural healing therapeutics with her call to
medicine.
Carrie attended the National University
of Natural Medicine in Portland Oregon where she earned her Naturopathic
medical degree and completed an apprenticeship in Naturopathic
midwifery. After completing her medical studies Carrie moved to
Melbourne, Australia where she owned and practiced at Your Natural Path
for 5 years. Carrie moved back to America in 2014 to meld her practice
of naturopathy and midwifery. Carrie is passionate about empowering her
patients in their healthcare and is dedicated to supporting them in
their journey to optimal wellness. She is committed to meeting people
where they’re at in their journey and providing support that fits into
their lifestyle. She and her patients work in partnership to achieve
their goals through a variety of treatments including diet, nutrient
therapy, neurotransmitter balancing, botanical medicine and homeopathy.
Melanie
Clarke is a reflexologist, medical scientist and chef. Melanie has
always had a fascination with the science and art which makes up the
body and her 10 years of work experience in biochemistry as a medical
scientist gives her a very unique perspective of the body and its
internal workings. She received her Diploma of Reflexology from the
Australian School of Reflexology and Relaxation (ASRR) in 2008 and
started in private practice creating Assisting Soles as well as teaching
reflexology for 5 years. She moved to Maine in 2014 and continued her
reflexology practice. Melanie believes everyone has an amazing ability
to heal themselves and given the encouragement and space, everyone can
develop their skills to thrive.
Their website is www.riversidehealingcenter.com