Team
TECHNICIAN, WELLNESS COACHING
Pamela Reid || CLBA, CDBA, CTN, CMNT
Pam earned certifications in live and dried blood analysis, as well as therapeutic nutrition in 2017 from the American Naturopathic Medical Institute. Later that same year she completed her certification in Clinical Microscopy and Nutritional Therapy for Health Care Practitioners from Boise State University.
Pam gained a passion for this field from over a decade of experience in seeking treatment for her Lyme Disease. When traditional methods failed to help, Pam turned to Mary’s Health & Wellness Center, among others, where she received life changing care and found relief from her debilitating symptoms.
Since 2017, she has worked at Mary’s Health & Wellness Center. She is licensed to operate the AO scanner. She continues to seek, and share with her clients, new research about nutrition and its interrelated connection to the health of the body and mind.
TECHNICIAN, WELLNESS COACHING
Traci Burt - CCHD, NNPCP
Growing up in a home where her mother only used herbs for healing gave Traci an early start with becoming familiar with herbs and their uses. As children, they quickly learned to not complain when they weren't feeling well because they would get a spoonful of goldenseal or cayenne shoved down their throat, of course no sugar added! While raising her children she tried to incorporate the same ideas, only adding the thought that there is balance and a place for medical as well.
Over the years she has gained knowledge through experiences in her life that have helped her understand the role that health plays connecting emotional with physical, affecting us mentally and spiritually. It is another necessary balance for the greatest health.
She considers it a blessing to be a part of Nature's Nook and Mary's Wellness Center, being trained by the best. It isn't "work" for her, it is meeting and serving new friends that help her as much as she helps them. She loves learning something new everyday. If she could give the customers something it would be to have a brightness of hope.