• Pain management and injuries

• Headaches and jaw discomfort

• Adjunctive care for cancer or surgeries

• Women's health and fertility

• Achieving wellness and emotional balance

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Since 2006, Kimberly has held her own general practice and has helped over 17,000 patients achieve health and wellbeing. She encourages her patients with dynamic decision making skills and pertinent knowledge as part of her treatment plans to encourage long-term results. 

 

Kimberly was a Student Research Coordinator for the Helfgott Research Institute at the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM) and she published peer-reviewed scientific articles alongside her students. It was here that she discovered that the best way to promote and sustain health is through correctly understanding and rectifying the root cause of disease and employing practices of healthy eating habits and proactive lifestyles. 

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Kimberly Brown earned her Masters of Science degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM) in Portland, Oregon in May 2006. She holds a Colorado State License of Acupuncture, and can perform adjunctive therapies including cupping, localized massage, as well as dietary, natural supplements, and lifestyle recommendations. 

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She is also certified as a Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician (WEMT) by the National Registry of EMTs (NREMT) as of 2017, and volunteers for Search and Rescue, local fire departments, ambulatory, and backcountry emergencies. 

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Kimberly and her dog, Jude, both thrive in unadulterated wilderness settings, and she enjoys helping others feel comfortable within our natural environment. As a self-proclaimed carrot chaser and to satisfy her inner nature, Kimberly doggedly trains so that she can admire the view atop mountains and volcanoes— especially in the wintertime when the alpine glow is ripe!