Meet the Charlie’s Angels of Evanston Health Evanston Health Collective

Meet the Charlies Angles of Evanston health EVANSTON HEALTH COLLECTIVE

Evanston has a team of women who Evanston techniques of body works. The company she owns is Magazine compares to the Women of abhayabodywork.com a member of the Associated Television fame named Charlie’s Angels. Bodywork & Massage Professionals. Charlie’s Angels is a team of highly talented detectives. Evanston’s Angles are not Shihtzu usually will be referred to as bodywork rather of your own inner resources. She is the Angel detectives but they are health providers a group than massage but through bodywork and other kinds of of experienced practitioners who combined their modalities. Someone suffering from clinical depression individual practices to provide an integrative clinic to is usually referred to Sarah by their psychiatrist or their complement traditional medical care. psychotherapist. If you’re not receiving medication and support that involves talk therapy massage

As a health care collective, these three women offer professional Sarah b. McLaughlin will integrate with patients and clients a comprehensive team approach other professionals to achieve the goal you need. to meet their unique health issues. Just like in the ments to acupuncture. The main focus of shiatsu is television show each woman has a specialty. moving energy not necessarily muscle tissue and there’s less focus on the lifting and needing of muscle

Sarah B. McLaughlin LMT tissue and more focus on balancing emotional physical (The Massage Therapist) and energetic complaints. Sarah’s practice has an

Sarah’s practice is grounded in her belief that you like sleep for depression. She is able to work with have the inner ability to heal yourself, given the right patients to deal with depression through massage combination of external support and stimulation techniques. additional focus on resolving or balancing those things in charge of “Thai” massage therapy and other Someone suffering from clinical depression is usually

referred to Sarah by their psychiatrist or their psychotherapist. You’re therapy generally includes medication and support that involves talk therapy and massage professional Sarah b. McLaughlin will integrate Shiatzu with other professionals to achieve the goal you need.

Melanie Katin , DACM, L.Ac The Acupuncturist

Melanie is the Angel in charge of acupuncture needles. Most people only experience acupuncture on television. Melanie is a specialist who’s touch can relieve all anxiety. When you book an appointment with her through her website bebetteracupuncture.com your therapy will start by discussing your overall state of health. She investigates blood pressure by taking customers’ temperature and recording their pulse and oxygen levels. This is part of her method to keep her patients at ease. Then Melanie Katin will analyze your situation to determine if there’s a need for an implementation of her technique using Chinese medicine. Chinese medicine is very different from Western medicine so she will integrate techniques that might seem mystical and foreign. Some needlework is used but also there are a number of instruments that can ease your pain. “The patient’s body system has become unwell for a variety of reasons”, explains Melanie. Circumstances that affect patients could be lifestyle, genetics, or could be toxic exposure. Her procedure is comfortable, especially for newer clients. She will have every patient lie down on the table and receive a diagnosis process for Chinese medicine. She describes acupuncture as a series of subway train lines on the body. These energy subways lines start one place and they end up in another place. Through placing the needles you interrupt the energy lines and redirect the energy. Also integrated is herbal medicine. The herbal treatments that a patient might receive are of Chinese herbal medicine.

Becky Paulin-Liston, PT, RYT The Physical and Yoga Therapist

Becky is the yoga instructor in the group. Her website is ptandy.com. Becky understands the healing power of touch and employs a gentle handson approach to physical therapy, and hands-on adjustments during yoga. Becky Paulin- Liston believes that every body tells a story. She always felt like her calling was to help people and it shows in her work efforts. When people reach out to Becky for her services they’ll be evaluated to know they can do the yoga or physical therapy based exercises. She is very careful to make every client can feel they will master the techniques as quickly as they signed up for the class. Her post-covid-19 procedures have integrated virtual as well as physical processes through zoom style classes. She is very interested in 1 on 1 class in fact you may want to visit her website and contact her about her on-line schedule.

Becky understands the healing power of touch and employs a gentle hands on approach to physical therapy, and hands on adjustments during yoga.

Becky Keeping You Safe From Covid Proceedures.

1. I will be wearing a mask when I treat you, and I ask that you wear one while you are in Heartwood and during treatment in accordance with Heartwood and city-wide policy. I will have masks on hand if you forget to bring your own.

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2. I will have disposable sheets and face cradle coverings available for use if you prefer these to regular linens. Regular linens will be washed nightly.

3. I will stagger patients with a 15 minute window to allow time for surfaces to be sanitized between patients.

4. I ask that you kindly wash your hands on entering Heartwood and use hand sanitizer when leaving my treatment room and as needed during sessions.