Meet Michelle Johnson, ND
Health is ultimately the responsibility of each individual. My role is to help identify imbalances and stressors that may be interfering with the body’s ability to function properly and to support the body mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically as it works toward balance and wellness.
I believe true healing involves addressing underlying causes rather than simply suppressing symptoms, and I view each person as a complete being whose emotional, physical, spiritual, nutritional, energetic, and environmental influences are all interconnected.
Over the years, I have worked with individuals seeking support for a wide range of concerns involving stress, emotional imbalance, chronic fatigue, detoxification, nutritional deficiencies, food sensitivities, energetic imbalance, and other chronic wellness challenges.
My goal has always been not only to help facilitate healing, but also to help educate and empower people so they can better understand their bodies and actively participate in their own wellness journey.
A Calling to Heal and Teach
I am a Naturopath, wife, mother of 7, grandmother of 14. I love my life. I am doing exactly what I would choose to do if I had it to do over again. I have found the love of my life in my husband Larry, love my children dearly, and am so enjoying my “calling” of healer and teacher.
I come from a suburb of Denver, Colorado, and have lived in Las Vegas since 1976. I have been officially doing healing work since 1981, however, my roots go much further back than that.
I have been told that I come into Naturopathy naturally, since my paternal grandfather was also a Naturopath in Logan, Utah. His wife, my grandmother, along with a daughter (my aunt Nina), were both schooled and trained in Herbology. They knew how to wildcraft herbs, and taught me how to identify the wild herbs in Northern Utah. I also learned what the properties of those herbs were, and how to prepare them with the appropriate methods for targeted health needs.
Health is ultimately the responsibility of each individual. My role is to help identify imbalances and stressors that may be interfering with the body’s ability to function properly and to support the body mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically as it works toward balance and wellness.
I believe true healing involves addressing underlying causes rather than simply suppressing symptoms, and I view each person as a complete being whose emotional, physical, spiritual, nutritional, energetic, and environmental influences are all interconnected.
Over the years, I have worked with individuals seeking support for a wide range of concerns involving stress, emotional imbalance, chronic fatigue, detoxification, nutritional deficiencies, food sensitivities, energetic imbalance, and other chronic wellness challenges.
My goal has always been not only to help facilitate healing, but also to help educate and empower people so they can better understand their bodies and actively participate in their own wellness journey.
A Calling to Heal and Teach
I am a Naturopath, wife, mother of 7, grandmother of 14. I love my life. I am doing exactly what I would choose to do if I had it to do over again. I have found the love of my life in my husband Larry, love my children dearly, and am so enjoying my “calling” of healer and teacher.
I come from a suburb of Denver, Colorado, and have lived in Las Vegas since 1976. I have been officially doing healing work since 1981, however, my roots go much further back than that.
I have been told that I come into Naturopathy naturally, since my paternal grandfather was also a Naturopath in Logan, Utah. His wife, my grandmother, along with a daughter (my aunt Nina), were both schooled and trained in Herbology. They knew how to wildcraft herbs, and taught me how to identify the wild herbs in Northern Utah. I also learned what the properties of those herbs were, and how to prepare them with the appropriate methods for targeted health needs.
Health is ultimately the responsibility of each individual. My role is to help identify imbalances and stressors that may be interfering with the body’s ability to function properly and to support the body mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically as it works toward balance and wellness.
I believe true healing involves addressing underlying causes rather than simply suppressing symptoms, and I view each person as a complete being whose emotional, physical, spiritual, nutritional, energetic, and environmental influences are all interconnected.
Over the years, I have worked with individuals seeking support for a wide range of concerns involving stress, emotional imbalance, chronic fatigue, detoxification, nutritional deficiencies, food sensitivities, energetic imbalance, and other chronic wellness challenges.
My goal has always been not only to help facilitate healing, but also to help educate and empower people so they can better understand their bodies and actively participate in their own wellness journey.
A Calling to Heal and Teach
I am a Naturopath, wife, mother of 7, grandmother of 14. I love my life. I am doing exactly what I would choose to do if I had it to do over again. I have found the love of my life in my husband Larry, love my children dearly, and am so enjoying my “calling” of healer and teacher.
I come from a suburb of Denver, Colorado, and have lived in Las Vegas since 1976. I have been officially doing healing work since 1981, however, my roots go much further back than that.
I have been told that I come into Naturopathy naturally, since my paternal grandfather was also a Naturopath in Logan, Utah. His wife, my grandmother, along with a daughter (my aunt Nina), were both schooled and trained in Herbology. They knew how to wildcraft herbs, and taught me how to identify the wild herbs in Northern Utah. I also learned what the properties of those herbs were, and how to prepare them with the appropriate methods for targeted health needs.
I often look back with gratitude and fondness for the years of learning at the hands of these masters. Their teachings have proven invaluable and have motivated my continued pursuit of knowledge.
A Lifelong Pursuit of Holistic Health
As my understanding grew, I became increasingly drawn toward holistic approaches that viewed the body as an interconnected system rather than isolated symptoms.
Over the years, my studies expanded into many different areas of holistic wellness and energy balancing, including:
- Applied Kinesiology
- Touch for Health
- Homeopathy
- Emotional Stress Diffusion
- Emotional Balancing Techniques
- Contact Reflex Analysis
- Detoxification Approaches
- Recode
- Nutritional Support Systems
- Thought Field Therapy
- Sclerology
- Applied Kinesiology
- Touch for Health
- Homeopathy
- Emotional Stress Diffusion
- Emotional Balancing Techniques
- Recode
- Contact Reflex Analysis
- Detoxification Approaches
- Nutritional Support Systems
- Thought Field Therapy
- Sclerology
and other holistic healing modalities that support the body mentally, emotionally, and physically.
My goal has always been to expose myself to as many modalities and ideas as possible and to successfully pass them on to my clients for their benefit, as well as my own.
Formal Education and Continuing Study
I later completed my degree in Naturopathy through the Clayton School of Natural Healing, graduating in February of 1995.
Throughout the years, I have continued attending workshops, seminars, and advanced training programs relating to nutrition, detoxification, emotional wellness, reflex analysis, homeopathy, sclerology, Thought Field Therapy, and other holistic healing approaches.
My education has never really stopped. I continue to learn because I believe there is always more to understand about the body, mind, emotions, and the factors that influence health.
My Philosophy
I define health as freedom on all body levels: mental, emotional, and physical. We are total beings, and I do not believe we can separate any one of those aspects from the others and truly find wellness.
My goal as a health care facilitator is to help each client find more satisfaction, joy, balance, and completeness as a person.
In looking back over my lifetime, I see signs that I was born to do this type of work. Between the holistic training I had in my youth from my father’s family and the direction my own health journey took within the mainstream medical model, I do not see how I could have chosen any other path.
I truly and completely believe in what I am doing and intend to always remain involved in the alternative health field.
