Dr. Laing, a Homer, Alaska native, grew up fishing and navigating South Central Alaska. She holds a psychology degree and a doctorate from the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon. As the founder of Thrive Integrative Medicine, she specializes in gastrointestinal issues, focusing on holistic health, prevention, and lifestyle optimization for all ages. Dr. Laing aims to restore well-being through root-cause medicine, blending conventional and natural approaches. Outside work, she enjoys outdoor activities with her partner, daughter, and dog.

Dr. Liane Erickson, a naturopath since 2001, has a global healthcare background in places like Ecuador, Nepal, Peru, Mexico, and Europe. Her focus areas include reproductive and women's health, alongside pediatric care. With over 20 years of interdisciplinary work, she emphasizes collaborative healthcare, especially in fertility, where she's operated clinics across Canada and the US. A devoted mother of four, she balances volunteering with adventurous outings and hobbies like reading, knitting, and exploring coastal trails while sharing her culinary delights.

Jessica, an Alaskan since infancy, pursued a nursing career in Anchorage, specializing in emergency medicine before earning her graduate degree in Nursing from UAA in 2015. As a nurse practitioner in primary and urgent care, she’s now delving into integrative medicine, exploring patient views on alternative therapies and pursuing certification as a functional medicine provider. Alongside managing medications and patient care, she cherishes outdoor adventures with her two daughters—hiking, fishing, camping, biking, skiing, and exploring nature.

Dr. Jess is a passionate naturopathic doctor, born and raised Alaskan, specializing in women's health, particularly during significant life changes and issues like autoimmune diseases and mental health. She values forming close relationships with patients, offering compassionate, holistic care. Dr. Jess is eager to help with energy, stress, digestion, and hormonal balance. Outside the clinic, she loves skiing with her kids, coffee dates with her husband, and relaxing with her dog.

Dr. Meghan Terhune, transitioning from Alaska to Oregon, embraced Chinese medicine through her background in physical therapy and chiropractic care. She prioritizes personalized care, focusing on Women's health and orthopedics through a holistic approach. Utilizing acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition, gua sha, cupping, Craniosacral Therapy, and myofascial release, she tailors treatment plans to each patient's needs. Beyond her practice, Meghan enjoys pottery, knitting, and nature walks with her family and dogs, merging her professional dedication with personal hobbies.

Amerissis, with over 20 years of experience, specializes in therapeutic and deep tissue massage, CranioSacral Therapy, and Visceral Manipulation, trained at the Upledger and Barral Institutes. Passionate about the body's ability to heal, she continually updates her knowledge to aid a wide range of clients, including infants, the elderly, and those with injuries or chronic conditions. Certified by the University of Alaska, she enjoys the state's natural beauty as she pursues holistic healing.

Since 1997, Thomas, a nationally accredited bodyworker, specializes in Orthobionomy, Myofascial, and active release techniques, with a focus on chronic pain, sports injuries, and post-operative recovery. Certified in Medical Myotherapy, he's adept at managing complex cases and old injuries. An Alaskan since 1994, Thomas enjoys skiing off Denali, wilderness races, and growing his own food. He loves backcountry skiing and biking in West Anchorage with his wife and husky.

Chris Shelden, a certified Rolfer™ and licensed massage therapist since 2016, specializes in addressing chronic pain and enhancing athletic performance through Rolfing and massage. Educated at the Ida Rolf Institute and Alaska Career College, he focuses on body balance and motion. Passionate about the body's adaptability, Chris aims to improve life quality through bodywork. Living in Alaska since 1993, his love for the outdoors and travel mirrors his commitment to well-being.

Uliana offers guidance for individuals navigating through challenging or traumatic life events, helping those who feel fragmented regain their sense of self. She specializes in addressing issues from difficult childhoods to mental health struggles like depression and anxiety, employing a compassionate, personalized approach. Her practice includes Brainspotting, focusing on deep-rooted traumas for lasting change. She accepts payments through HSA, major credit cards, and provides superbills for reimbursement. For questions or appointments:

Email: uliana@alaskacounselingservices.com
Phone: 907-830-8262