Our Practitioners
Full of Life Holistics Chiropractic Center - doctors @fulloflifeholistics.com
Doctors Konrad Grzeszkowiak and Madison (Snevily) Grzeszkowiak are expert holistic chiropractors serving Moscow and the surrounding areas in the state of Idaho and eastern Washington. We believe that all people deserve to experience life to the fullest and feel fantastic while doing so. We understand true health and healing comes from a balanced lifestyle. Our doctors will help guide your body to better health through structural, nutritional and neuro-emotional care. We welcome everyone to our practice: from acute pain, to systemic health concerns, to those seeking wellness and functional help. Hope and health to you all!
Doctors Konrad Grzeszkowiak and Madison (Snevily) Grzeszkowiak are expert holistic chiropractors serving Moscow and the surrounding areas in the state of Idaho and eastern Washington. We believe that all people deserve to experience life to the fullest and feel fantastic while doing so. We understand true health and healing comes from a balanced lifestyle. Our doctors will help guide your body to better health through structural, nutritional and neuro-emotional care. We welcome everyone to our practice: from acute pain, to systemic health concerns, to those seeking wellness and functional help. Hope and health to you all!
Moscow Doula Services - nicole@moscowdoula.com
My name is Nicole Werner. I am a DONA-certified birth doula, Lamaze-certified Childbirth Educator, Gottman Bringing Home Baby instructor and a developmental psychologist. My business name is Moscow Doula Services and Parent Education. I have been serving expectant families on the Palouse for more than 6 years and have had the pleasure of welcoming more than 100 babies into the world! I teach several classes at the Uma Center, including a comprehensive natural childbirth preparation class (Birth Matters), a 3-hour labor support class (Labor Support Workshop) and the Gottman Bringing Home Baby program. When I am not helping women birth and teaching classes, I am running my other small business, Hansel and Gretel, a children's and maternity consignment store in downtown Moscow. Come visit me!
My name is Nicole Werner. I am a DONA-certified birth doula, Lamaze-certified Childbirth Educator, Gottman Bringing Home Baby instructor and a developmental psychologist. My business name is Moscow Doula Services and Parent Education. I have been serving expectant families on the Palouse for more than 6 years and have had the pleasure of welcoming more than 100 babies into the world! I teach several classes at the Uma Center, including a comprehensive natural childbirth preparation class (Birth Matters), a 3-hour labor support class (Labor Support Workshop) and the Gottman Bringing Home Baby program. When I am not helping women birth and teaching classes, I am running my other small business, Hansel and Gretel, a children's and maternity consignment store in downtown Moscow. Come visit me!
Roots: Nutrition & Massage - rootsnutritionmassage.com
Suzanne Kaplan joined the Uma center community in May 2019. She has 20 years of bodywork experience with a special interest in movement and nutrition as healing tools. Suzanne is state licensed in Idaho and Washington as a massage therapist, with a bachelor’s degree in exercise sciences. She is half way through pursuing a degree as a physical therapist assistant and looks forward to adding gained insight in human movement & dysfunction to her practice.
Suzanne specializes in therapeutic deep tissue massage incorporating myofascial work, passive & active stretching to unwind and retrain dysfunctional movement patterns and tissue abnormalities. She also offers relaxation, hot stone massage and prenatal massage. Her intent is to restore balance and function to an over-burdened musculoskeletal and nervous system. With each session, you can expect to walk away with various tools to support proper health and function such as mobility techniques, simple lifestyle modifications or sound nutritional advice.
Suzanne is also a certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner. She believes in an individualized nutritional program that incorporates client education and guidance; consumption of real, nourishing, whole foods; and striving for a balanced lifestyle in the pursuit of optimal health.
Suzanne Kaplan joined the Uma center community in May 2019. She has 20 years of bodywork experience with a special interest in movement and nutrition as healing tools. Suzanne is state licensed in Idaho and Washington as a massage therapist, with a bachelor’s degree in exercise sciences. She is half way through pursuing a degree as a physical therapist assistant and looks forward to adding gained insight in human movement & dysfunction to her practice.
Suzanne specializes in therapeutic deep tissue massage incorporating myofascial work, passive & active stretching to unwind and retrain dysfunctional movement patterns and tissue abnormalities. She also offers relaxation, hot stone massage and prenatal massage. Her intent is to restore balance and function to an over-burdened musculoskeletal and nervous system. With each session, you can expect to walk away with various tools to support proper health and function such as mobility techniques, simple lifestyle modifications or sound nutritional advice.
Suzanne is also a certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner. She believes in an individualized nutritional program that incorporates client education and guidance; consumption of real, nourishing, whole foods; and striving for a balanced lifestyle in the pursuit of optimal health.
Root Health Acupuncture & Chinese Herbs - ks@roothealthclinic.com
I (Kameron Schott) grew up in the beautiful rural setting of northern Idaho. Its rugged landscape instilled in me my original fascination with nature and its patterns. I was also exposed to the values of holistic and preventative medicine at a young age while living in Germany. There, so-called “alternative” modalities were a standard and respected piece of the healthcare landscape.
Fast forward back to the States, I got a degree in psychology and worked as a certified counselor and wilderness guide for a residential treatment program. This job regularly took me on month-long backpacking trips in wild landscapes. Living so close to the earth, intimately experiencing its natural cycles, drove home the Chinese saying, “as above, so below.” This means that all the patterns found in the natural world are also constantly at work within us. What we see in the macrocosm is reflected in the microcosm.
I practice acupuncture and Traditional East Asian Medicine because it works with and respects these basic tenants. As holds true in nature, our systems tend towards balance, i.e. homeostasis, and hold great innate wisdom. Each of us holds within the power to feel healthier and more balanced. Each of us is whole.
I am excited to once again live on the Palouse and provide holistic, natural healthcare in the form of acupuncture to this great community! When I’m not working with needles, you can find me honing my culinary skills, hanging out with my dog or hanging off of rocks at the local crags.
I (Kameron Schott) grew up in the beautiful rural setting of northern Idaho. Its rugged landscape instilled in me my original fascination with nature and its patterns. I was also exposed to the values of holistic and preventative medicine at a young age while living in Germany. There, so-called “alternative” modalities were a standard and respected piece of the healthcare landscape.
Fast forward back to the States, I got a degree in psychology and worked as a certified counselor and wilderness guide for a residential treatment program. This job regularly took me on month-long backpacking trips in wild landscapes. Living so close to the earth, intimately experiencing its natural cycles, drove home the Chinese saying, “as above, so below.” This means that all the patterns found in the natural world are also constantly at work within us. What we see in the macrocosm is reflected in the microcosm.
I practice acupuncture and Traditional East Asian Medicine because it works with and respects these basic tenants. As holds true in nature, our systems tend towards balance, i.e. homeostasis, and hold great innate wisdom. Each of us holds within the power to feel healthier and more balanced. Each of us is whole.
I am excited to once again live on the Palouse and provide holistic, natural healthcare in the form of acupuncture to this great community! When I’m not working with needles, you can find me honing my culinary skills, hanging out with my dog or hanging off of rocks at the local crags.
