BRMI Practitioner Directory

Joanne O’Neil has over 40 years of experience as a practicing psychotherapist. Her work is grounded in dynamic psychotherapy and informed by an integrated framework that includes certification in Psychosynthesis, spiritual and transpersonal inquiry, insight dialogue, contemplative practice, contemporary neuroscience discoveries, subtle

anatomy energetics, and 35 years of study in clinical Western herbalism. Together, these areas support a holistic understanding of emotional, psychological, and physical well-being.

Her approach is shaped by extensive study of indigenous and ancient wisdom traditions, as well as sustained collaboration and learning with contemporary thinkers, writers and poets, shamans, and scientists. These influences inform her capacity for deep listening and contribute to the steady, relational presence central to her work.

A long-standing holistic psychotherapist and health care advocate, Joanne is recognized for her integrity, tact, respect, confidential professionalism, and compassionate sensitivity. She believes and lives in the importance of ministering to the whole person with presence, and reverence.

Her book: The Art of Presence—One Path Towards Peace, reflects the depth and breadth of her perennial studies and offers insight and creative ideas.

Sue McKinley is a homeopath specializing in autism, PANS/PANDAS, long COVID, long Lyme and international consultant helping organizations reduce the cost of chronic illness in the workforce through developing and implementing targeted, holistic wellness systems

Acupuncturist, Sound & Light Therapy

I’m a nutritional psychotherapist in Utah and Idaho and also a Functional Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (online). My philosophy stems from the work of Dr. Weston A. Price as I focus on food and lifestyle first, but I also do some testing and recommend bioindividual supplements. I most often guide people through ketogenic therapy for mental illness, but I’ve also supported clients through physical conditions. I have a special desire to help mothers through perinatal struggles, particularly when related to fertility and hormone balance. I also love to talk about blood sugar regulation, which is relevant to just about everyone, even if you don’t have diabetes.

Active Healing provides a wide array of services. For the past 32 years the focus of Active Healing has been to leverage the power of developmental milestones to help children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, attachment and bonding disorders, and a wide spectrum of learning disabilities. Through integratrion of developmental stages such as crawling (on the stomach), creeping (hands/knees) and the reflexes associated with these skills it is possible to mature the nervous system and allow an individual to heal from these disorders. These stages provide an innate blueprint which evolves the physical and neurological structures of the body in the most comprehensive manner possible when they are allowed to fully sophisticate. One of the contributing factors which causes this process to get derailed is inflammation. Active Healing recognized this reality and has brought technologies such as PEMF, Full spectrum infrared sauna, sonic whole body vibration, and EWOT among other things to help reduce inflammation. These technologies are now utilized by a broader public to help maintain health, build bone density, improve balance, recover from concussions, sport injuries, Lyme disease, mold toxicity, or cope with the side effects of traditional cancer treatments.

Debra MacIntyre is a Traditional Naturopath and Biological Medicine practitioner in practice since 1990. She founded the holistic health clinic Vitality Project in Roswell, GA and has helped thousands of people to heal their bodies, feel better and enjoy life again! She is an active educator on social media and can be found @MyVitalityProject on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.