Amy L. Quick, ND, Ph.D. is a Naturopathic Doctor, who holds a Ph.D. in Biblical Naturopathic Sciences and is a Board Certified Licensed Professional Naturopathic Minister and Certified Biblical Health Coach. Amy received her Certified Biblical Health Coach training from Biblical Health Institute and has Doctorate and Ministry degrees from Life Training Institute.
Her Board Certification and training for Faith-Based Clinical Counseling is from the International Institute of Faith-Based Counseling. She also holds Board Certifications with the International Institute of Sclerology and the International Iridology Practitioners Association.
Amy brings integrative nutrition, exercise, wellness lifestyle habits, and biblical mind-body connection to the forefront of healthcare in the United States and the world, she strives to make preventative health training accessible to all who seek to live a life radically abandoned to health and wellness.
Specialties Include: Nutritional Counseling/Analysis, Health, Wellness & Lifestyle Coaching, Stress Management & Faith-Based Counseling, Herbology, Aromatherapy & Energetic Testing, Custom Vitamin & Supplement Plans, Iridology & Sclerology
Life Training Institute
Life Training Institute
Life Training Institute
Life Training Institute
International Iridology Practitioners Association
International Institute of Sclerology
Biblical Health Institute
Client-centered care is a holistic approach that emphasizes collaboration among clients, their family unit, and the wellness providers involved in their care, with open & honest communication.
Personalized wellness plans are vital to me, but more important is involving my clients in their health plans, & including them in deciding which plan of action works best for their lifestyle.
I understand the difficulties of trying to find answers to questions about rare diseases, chronic health issues, auto-immune disorders, etc. I’m dedicated to guiding you on your journey, but if I don’t have the answers – I’ll let you know & try and help you find the answers!
As a wellness practitioner, I believe it’s my responsibility to address a person’s complete health from all aspects. Addressing the whole person in mind-body-spirit brings out the opportunity for the most healed version of a person.
