Welcome to NC Integrative Women’s Health!
Health is a state of being. It is our natural state when we are aligned with who we are, who we are here to be in this life.
When we are in the flow of life and take proper care of ourselves and our natural environment, health can be achieved in the moment by moment decisions and actions we take.
We must strive to eat what nourishes us. We must allow our emotions to flow like the babbling brook, gently moving in the natural flow of its nature, rolling over and around obstacles.
We must learn how to receive with grace what is given and express gratitude for our blessings.
And when we are still, listening to and feeling the flow of all that is moving inside our physical bodies, we can find reverence for the divine design.
If you are looking for freedom from life challenges that have led you to discomfort physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually, then you are welcome to join a movement of change.
Change starts with you.
“Having the knowledge to cultivate one’s own health on a daily basis is the key to a life of greater freedom.”
Ann Cecil-Sterman
Becoming Healthy, Staying Healthy
Treatment Options Include:
- Integrative Medicine Consultations with recommendations
- Acupuncture
- Remote acupuncture sessions
- Auricular acupuncture and acupressure
- Moxibustion
- Cupping
- Diet/nutritional consultation and recommendations
- Lifestyle counseling
- Supplements and Herbal recommendations to support health
About Dr. Wynne Brown
Dr. Wynne Brown is a native of Winston-Salem, NC. Prior to starting this private practice, she was medical director for the integrative medicine clinic at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist. Dr. Wynne is also executive director of a nonprofit organization since 2009, an author, and is an advocate for equity in health care.
As a board certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist, Dr. Wynne has diagnosed and supported women healing from breast cancer and has provided timely evidence-based information to support women to make their best choices with care, including conventional, complementary, and alternative options.
She is a breast cancer survivor and has been an advocate for her own health and supportive of women who are starting or are still in treatment.
As an acupuncturist, Dr. Wynne has trained in and practiced Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for over 24 years and is in ongoing study in Classical Chinese Medicine (CCM) to promote health by addressing the root cause obstacles to health. Her interests have also led her to study Tibetan medicine, energy body work, herbal medicine, essential oils, and supplements. She is most passionate about food as your first medicine and is an avid organic gardener.
With her medical training and masters degree in food policy, she has facilitated regular weekend workshops through the Original Medicine Institute for the Healing Arts on menopause, hormones, medicinal herbs, how to grow your food organically, alternative and integrative medicine topics, as well as founding the Original Medicine Apprenticeship.
Dr. Wynne has also taught meditation for over 30 years and has a daily practice that includes mindfulness, prayer, and service.
Her passion for health and healing is grounded in her deep connection with Nature and respect for the Earth as a living being. She helps students discover and deepen divine connections within, with Nature as a willing partner. Recognizing miracles in everyday life, Dr. Wynne assists others to learn about their true nature and how to become who they are here to be.
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ABOUT ACUPUNCTURE AND CLASSICAL CHINESE MEDICINE
Foundational for traditional healing is the focus on food as medicine.
Food, air, and water provide the basic building blocks for cells and all of our physiologic processes.
The media has changed our ideas about food. So much of what people eat in industrialized countries, like the US, is processed. Detachment from the source of our food has made it easy to find quick meals, comfort “food”, and more, with additives to make it attractive to the consumer visually and to the taste.
The body will adapt to whatever we take in, all while desperately trying to maintain function and balance. Too often, consuming what is not really food can lead to or contribute to weight gain, fatigue, brain fog, digestive issues, joint pain, headaches, irritability, depression, anxiety, and inflammatory conditions.
Any condition can be addressed with acupuncture and food as medicine. If you are new to acupuncture, treatments are relaxing and the benefits continue to flow for at least 6 hours, as if you are still on the table in the office or at home resting comfortably after a remote treatment.
Consider a consultation and treatment based on the ancient teachings of Classical Chinese Medicine. Register for a class or workshop to learn how to restore balance and maintain health. Check back here often for information about food, recipes, herbs, and more!
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