When booking a consultation with Keeley Taylor, CHHP you are gaining support from a practitioner whose main focus is YOU. When focusing on whole body health we look at the full circle. I believe that your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual state all play a huge role in your health. My goal is to give you the tools you need to take health into your own hands and work towards a high quality life. After all, health is our greatest blessing.

RBTI is a set of tests that give us a picture of how well the internal terrain is utilizing the nutrients we bring in. These tests include carbohydrates, urine pH, saliva pH, salts, albumin, nitrate nitrogen, and ammonia nitrogen. This technique is not intended to diagnose, cure, or treat the body but simply bring balance back to the numbers to help establish a good foundation. The body can perform amazing tasks when provided the correct nutrition at the correct time.

There is no question that modern medicine dismisses the emotional component of physical healing. There is also no question that there is in fact, an emotional component of all healing. Bach flowers are preparations of the flowers of various plants intended to relieve ill health by influencing underlying emotional states. They originated in 1970s by Dr. Edward Bach- a British physician.

Is an energy medicine created from plant, animal, minerals and other natural sources. The original source material is diluted in water to the point where only the energy (frequency) of the original substance is left. Homeopathic’s stimulate the body to recuperate naturally. They recognize the importance of looking at the body as a whole and are even FDA regulated!

Iridology is a systematic assessment of the color and structure of the
iris that reveals the internal areas and conditions of the body. By studying the iris, we can observe the presence and location of potential issues and genetic tendencies including deficiencies, tissue irritation, and inflammation.

MRT works by applying a stimulus to reflex points on the body & then using the bodies muscular response as an indication to whether or not the point is active. we are looking for feedback from the body to know where the body may be in need of support.