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Vikki Nestico, R.Ac

Owner | Acupuncturist

While she treats a wide variety of conditions, Vikki specializes in chronic pain, fertility, and digestive disorders. She focuses on listening to each individual and believes working together is the key to achieving incredible and lasting results.

Vikki is a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac.) and a nationally board certified Diplomate of Oriental Medicine by the NCCAOM. She earned her Master of Science degree from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine.

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Corey Bacon, R.Ac, LMT

Acupuncturist

Though Corey treats many conditions, he specializes in mental and emotional disorders and working with patients that have experienced trauma. Corey primarily uses Traditional Chinese Medicine combined with Five Element Acupuncture as his base of practice while integrating Jin Shin Jyutsu massage techniques.

Corey is a Registered Acupuncturist (R.Ac.) and a nationally board certified Diplomate of Oriental Medicine by the NCCAOM. He earned his Masters degree from Oregon College of Oriental Medicine. Corey is a certified teacher of Qi Gong and Tai Ji and received his certification in Massage Therapy from The Institute of Natural Therapies.

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Leah Dreja PA-C, RM

Reiki Master | Intuitive Coach

Leah’s background as a Physician Assistant sets her apart in her field by giving her a complete understanding of both the physical and energetic aspects of the body. She believes the mind, body and soul work together as one. When one area is misaligned your entire well-being is affected.

Leah is a Reiki Master in the Usui Shiki Rhoyo system of Reiki. She earned her B.A. in Biology and Chemistry from Olivet College and her Master of Science degree in Physician Assistant Studies from Central Michigan University.

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Emilia Pucci, LMT, CBT

Rehabilitative Bodywork Specialist

Emilia provides our Rehabilitative Bodywork and Be Well Consults. She is a Licensed Massage Therapist, a Certified Bodywork Therapist and holds a Graduate Certificate in Holistic Health Care from Western Michigan University. She is a six time graduate of Dr. Barbour’s Manual Medicine Technician course as well as completing courses in Craniosacral work.

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April Faidit, Reiki II

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April’s passion for preventative health care saturates our office. Her focus is on creating a safe space for our community to connect with holistic health solutions.

She is a Level II certified Reiki Practitioner and is completing courses for an Aromatherapist Certification.

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