Dr. Rachel Sheehan is committed to assisting patients achieve optimal well-being by using the healing techniques of naturopathic medicine. Dr. Sheehan received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Ottawa University in Canada. Next, she became a Licensed Massage Therapist in Seattle, Washington after which she received her Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from the Boucher Institute of Naturopathic Medicine in Vancouver, BC, Canada. She spent four years teaching medical science courses at the Traditional Chinese Medical College of Hawaii.
Dr. Sheehan utilizes all the tools that Naturopathic Medicine has to offer. As a lifelong athlete, she views her role as helping people “get back in the game…of life.” To do this, she helps identify (testing, assessments) and remove (treatment) roadblocks to wellness. Her focus is on finding the cause of pain or ‘dis-ease’ whether it be physiological, emotional, or physical and create treatment plans designed to eliminate these. Areas of focus include joint stabilization through prolotherapy, structural balancing, GI Health, Adrenal Thyroid Balancing.
Dr. Sheehan has completed Fellowships in Anti-Aging, Functional and Regenerative Medicine from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, with focus on advanced medical research and shifting medical paradigms. Dr. Sheehan is a licensed naturopathic physician in British Columbia and Canada. She is a member of the Hawaii Society of Naturopathic Physicians. She lived in Japan for over ten years and is fluent in Japanese.
Dr. Jacqueline Hahn earned her Doctor of Naturopathy at NCNM in 1994. She is additionally trained and certified in Minor Surgery and Obstetrics and has a strong complementary focus on Pediatrics, Fertility Services and adjunct Prenatal and Postpartum Obstetrical Care. Dr. Hahn’s broad training also includes a B.S. In Microbiology and Public Health, allowing for a deeper understanding in diagnosing and treating infectious diseases, including her own microscopic work in office. In addition, she is also is certified in Massage Therapy and holds a degree in Veterinary Technology.
Dr. Hahn was a barefoot doctor in the remote Pacific (Mariana Islands) where she also worked in Public Health and Education from 1994-1998, until she moved to Hilo and founded Hilo Naturopathic Clinic. She also served as president of the Traditional Chinese Medical College of Hawaii for many years and has decades of experience teaching health sciences at several colleges and universities.
Dr. Hahn is a member of Hawaii Society of Naturopathic Physicians. She has completed fellowships in Anti-Aging and Functional Medicine from American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine which provides access to cutting edge perspectives in current medical research and resources. She works with patients of all ages at all stages to individually assess and improve health and wellness.
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Dr. Beth Maly is a naturopathic physician licensed in both Arizona and Hawaii. With a deep belief in the body’s innate ability to heal itself when provided with the right tools, Dr. Maly has dedicated her career to empowering her patients. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Public Health from Northern Arizona University and completed her Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine at Sonoran University of Health Sciences, formerly known as Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine.
During her studies, Dr. Maly traveled to Thailand and Tanzania, working along-side doctors to provide free medical care to rural villages, gaining invaluable experience by treating hundreds of patients. After graduating, she established her own medical practice in Arizona. In addition to her practice, she led ongoing group training sessions, helping women naturally balance their hormones to enhance their energy and overall quality of life.
Dr. Maly also served as adjunct faculty in the Physical Medicine Department at Sonoran University for a year before relocating to Hawaii.
Dr. Maly’s practice focuses on endocrine disorders such as diabetes, thyroid and adrenal dysregulation. She also treats patients with POTS, and hypermobility disorders. She utilizes many different modalities such as IV therapy and hydrotherapy. IV therapy is effective for boosting immunity, addressing chronic conditions, balancing hormones, and alleviating migraines by providing direct nourishment to the body, bypassing digestive absorption. Hydrotherapy, which involves alternating between hot and cold towel applications, enhances lymphatic circulation, improves blood flow, and supports various bodily functions, including detoxification and immune function. This modality also aids in reducing anxiety and improving digestive and circulatory health.
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