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One Energy Center welcomes Doctor of Natural Medicine, Rebecca Tomlinson
May 15, 2014 · 0 Comments
The One Energy Center, located on Main Street in Shelburne is becoming well known for bringing the best and brightest to the community of Shelburne and is especially proud to announce former Mono resident, now, Doctor of Natural Medicine, Rebecca Tomlinson is part of the One Energy Center team of professionals.
No small feat, in order to become a Doctor of Natural Medicine, Tomlinson completed 7years of collective education which included 3 years at McMaster University.
“You can come in and see me for a wide range of health issues be it emotional or mental health concerns such as depression, digestive issues, cancer, infertility and I also practice the non-invasive assessment tool of Clinical Iridology. I like to keep supplements to a minimum and focus on lifestyle and diet to help people live a happy, miraculous life,’ which happens to be the name of my Practice, Miraculous Living,” commented Tomlinson. “I want to make holistic healing more accessible and try to help people feel more comfortable.” Comfortable and affordable Tomlinson charges only $35 per appointment.
For more information, contact Shelburne’s new Doctor of Natural Medicine Rebecca Tomlinson of Miraculous Living at 519 941-0550, e-mail lightfulynx@me.com or visit www.lightfulynx.ca. Call One Energy Center at 519 925-1999, or visit oneenergycenter.com
By Alex Sher
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