Synchronicity Holistic is bringing a wellness sanctuary for the cannabis patient community offering a doctor, pharmacists, nurses, and patient educators.
26390 Carmel Rancho Lane #4
Carmel, CA
93923
| Monday | 10am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 10am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 10am - 5pm |
| Friday | 10am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 6pm |
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Our founder, Valentia Valentine is a highly successful and accomplished professional. A native of California, Valentia began her career in the commercial real estate industry where she served businesses throughout the Central Valley for over 25 years. In 1989, after suffering from symptoms that her doctor first thought to be a brain tumor, Valentia received the diagnoses that would forever change her life. Multiple Sclerosis, a unpredictable, often disabling disease of the central nervous system.
This was a devastating diagnosis for a older mother and career professional. But Valentia refused to be a victim of the disabling disease and instead, began to learn as much as she could about MS and treatment protocols. From traditional Western medicine to Chinese Herbal medicines, Eastern philosophies as well as mind and body practices, Valentia became a self-taught expert and holistic health advocate. Her efforts focused on ways to minimize MS symptoms, slow the progression of the disease and reduce the possibility of serious relapses.
Motherhood was challenging, and the disease was progressing when her daughter was only 2 years old she laid next to her while riding on a gurney to receive SoluMedrol infusions. Later by the time her newborn son was born her vertigo was so severe she had to have someone pick him up to be able to nurse him. While visiting her physician at Stanford University, she had a rather shocking suggestion: she referred her to a facility in Santa Cruz that specialized in Medicinal Cannabis and suggested she try cannabis. Valentia was shocked, the stigma of using a drug that was typically associated as recreational, was mortifying to her. She was also concerned about her ability to function as a mom to her children. But after doing some research, she began to read case studies of other MS patients and their success in mitigating some of the more serious side effects of her debilitating disease.
Valentia’s experience with medical cannabis was nothing short of remarkable. While she struggled with the stigma and shame of a drug that was associated with the “This is your brain on drugs” campaign,her results were significant: less pain, more manageable inflammation, improved sleep and most of all improved mobility.
