Our Practitioners
Full of Life Holistics Moscow Family Chiropractic Center - info@moscowfcc.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!
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.
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy - info@cynthiaschultzbcst.com
Cynthia Schultz, RN, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist, Associate in Polarity Principles received her two-year professional training in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy at the Colorado School of Energy Studies in Boulder in 2009. This training meets curriculum guidelines of the International Affiliation of Biodynamic Trainings (IABT). She continued her training to obtain an Advanced Biodynamic Diploma in 2013. She is an Associate in Polarity Principles and member of the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA). She also has over 550 hours of integrative somatic training for allied professionals with David Sawyer, L.P.C. in Pre & Peri-Natal Psychology and the Treatment of Shock and Trauma.
A Registered Nurse, Cynthia has practiced nursing since 1982 in Idaho and Washington in both rural and critical care settings. She obtained certification as a Certified Emergency Nurse and Instructor to teach trauma courses through the Emergency Nurses Association. She also taught Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support & Neonatal Resuscitation Courses through the American Heart Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics. She volunteered as an EMT / Advanced EMT and trainer for eighteen years with Idaho Emergency Medical Services.
Cynthia’s practice is informed not only by her extensive experience in nursing and studies in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, but also by her personal journey with Bioenergetics, Core Energetics, Watsu and Water Dance methods of aquatic bodywork. She has participated in Prenatal and Birth Journey workshops led by David Sawyer, L.P.C. Added to these is her contemplative monastic formation in the Benedictine tradition.
Cynthia Schultz, RN, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist, Associate in Polarity Principles received her two-year professional training in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy at the Colorado School of Energy Studies in Boulder in 2009. This training meets curriculum guidelines of the International Affiliation of Biodynamic Trainings (IABT). She continued her training to obtain an Advanced Biodynamic Diploma in 2013. She is an Associate in Polarity Principles and member of the American Polarity Therapy Association (APTA). She also has over 550 hours of integrative somatic training for allied professionals with David Sawyer, L.P.C. in Pre & Peri-Natal Psychology and the Treatment of Shock and Trauma.
A Registered Nurse, Cynthia has practiced nursing since 1982 in Idaho and Washington in both rural and critical care settings. She obtained certification as a Certified Emergency Nurse and Instructor to teach trauma courses through the Emergency Nurses Association. She also taught Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Pediatric Advanced Life Support & Neonatal Resuscitation Courses through the American Heart Association and the American Academy of Pediatrics. She volunteered as an EMT / Advanced EMT and trainer for eighteen years with Idaho Emergency Medical Services.
Cynthia’s practice is informed not only by her extensive experience in nursing and studies in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, but also by her personal journey with Bioenergetics, Core Energetics, Watsu and Water Dance methods of aquatic bodywork. She has participated in Prenatal and Birth Journey workshops led by David Sawyer, L.P.C. Added to these is her contemplative monastic formation in the Benedictine tradition.
