MAE Mind Body

Mae offers treatment of a variety of conditions using acupuncture, biofeedback, massage, and herbal medicine.

10/15/2022

Book Club starts on the 20th Go sign up now!
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We will be reading Octavia's Brood: Science Fiction Stories from Social Justice Movements
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Book Club with Dr Kari is a free group where we read books to assist in our collective unwinding journey from kyriarchy. We meet every other week and have a discussion via Zoom on the chapter(s) read.
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I do ask you make a commitment to coming to book club, as we are also building relationships with each other in addition to sharing ideas.
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Sign up on the website and get your book! We will be introducing ourselves and discussing the intro + chapter 1 on 10/20.
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10/05/2022

Book Club with Dr. Kari is starting up again on October 20!
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We are reading Octavia’s Brood this round. This collection of short fiction stories will help us along the path of imagining new futures and complement previous more academic writing styles.
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Come and join! Sign up on the website and get your book!
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Mill Creek, WA

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http://www.maemindbody.com/

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Mae Mind Body

Dr. Kari Logan (She/Hers) graduated from Bastyr University with a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and a Masters in Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine. She is a Naturopathic Physician (ND), an East Asian Medical Practitioner (EAMP), and Board Certified in Biofeedback (BCB). Her specialties include acupuncture, biofeedback, botanical medicine, craniosacral therapy, and visceral manipulation.

Dr. Kari combines all of her education and training to focus on balancing the nervous system and address the connection between the mind and body to decrease the experience of distress. She believes that the body has an intrinsic ability to heal itself and that her role as a practitioner is to assist the body in healing. Kari understands healing to be embracing all parts of yourselves, the parts that you like and the parts that you don't like. This restoration of lost parts -- of coming home -- is how we change our experience of the world and live the life that we want.

For more than 10 years, Kari has lived in the Pacific Northwest. She holds a deep love for the mountains and the oceans and spends free time exploring both through skiing, hiking, walks on the beach and rock climbing. She also enjoys tending to her garden and eating the fruits of her labor.