Dr. Diane Grise

04/18/2026

Working with children and adults both online and in-person. Cash payment and insurance options are both available in WA.

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Offices in Tumwater, WA and Phoenix, AZ

04/13/2026

Regular smudging with sage and palo santo helps to create a clean and protected treatment environment for myself and my patients. The gentle and floral scents are pleasing to the mind and spirit while focusing my intention and mindfulness create a sacred experience. I often end my work day practicing gratitude for the people I serve and for my and their divine protection.

03/17/2026

Salt is life! I love to use this salt in my cooking. You can feel it ground and connect your cells. This is so key and most obvious during periods of fasts. This tool has been vital to my nervous system regulation and improved metabolism. Beautiful tools in the kitchen make it all more fun to cook!

03/16/2026

I am now available virtually and in-person in Olympia, WA. I enjoy working with the LGBTQ+ population and anyone who has underlying grief or stress that is holding them back from their full potential. By combining lifestyle and integrative treatment approaches, true healing can be achieved. Most major insurance plans are accepted.

Schedule at https://harmonynaturalwellness.com/

02/21/2026

Homeopathy is a life-changing tool. I have witnessed it effectively lift depression, normalize menstrual cycles, and eliminate headaches. This safe, affordable option works in a gentle, yet deep way. Consider seeking homeopathic medicine for your health.

This pragmatic randomised controlled trial compared homeopathic and conventional primary paediatric care for acute illnesses in children from birth to 24 months, with conventional medicine used as a safety back-up in the homeopathic group when medically indicated.

Among 108 infants in India, those receiving homeopathic care experienced significantly fewer sick days, fewer illness episodes—particularly respiratory infections—required fewer antibiotics, and incurred lower treatment costs than those in conventional care. Children in the homeopathic group were also taller, though not heavier, over the study period.

Overall, the findings suggest that homeopathy, integrated with conventional medicine for safety, may be a safe, effective, and cost-efficient primary care approach in the first two years of life.

Read the study here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39425766/

02/20/2026

Many people who reach out about weight loss tell me the same thing:
“I’m doing everything right, and it’s still not working.”
That’s often a sign that something deeper is asking for attention.
Weight changes are rarely just about calories or discipline. Hormones, emotions, blood sugar regulation, stress physiology, sleep, nervous system patterns, and metabolic health all influence how the body responds over time.
Integrative naturopathic care focuses on understanding why weight loss may feel difficult, not just pushing harder. Lab testing, thoughtful history-taking, and whole-person support help guide care that is individualized and sustainable.
For some patients, this may include nutrition and lifestyle guidance, homeopathy and natural therapies, nervous system support, and when appropriate, light medication support as part of an integrative plan.

Compassionate care is available in both Arizona and Washington.
Virtual and in-person appointments are available.

02/20/2026

We celebrated 5-years with Ruby yesterday. I had no idea how much I needed to learn from being the guardian/co-parent of a reactive dog. She has taught me so much patience, compassion, and understanding.
She reminds me to listen to my intuition while expanding my comfort zone. She makes life brighter.

She makes me laugh, gets me out walking and adventuring, and most importantly, makes me feel unconditionally loved. Dogs are healing ❤️‍🩹
Thank you, Ruby 💞 and Maggie. I am so lucky.

01/18/2026

The quiet of this season has shown me the importance of slowing down and refueling. Make sure to prioritize your own cup and let it overflow.

Warm soups, warm souls, and open hearts 💞

If you want to create peace in the world, first strive to make your own life peaceful.

01/13/2026

Heartburn, also known as GERD, cause a chronic cough, nausea, belching, and chest pain. Often, it shows up after a heavy or spicy meal and when lying down. The cause is often misunderstood and the treatment approach can be individualized.

Over time, the acidic irritation can lead to cellular changes that are precancerous, known as Barrett’s esophagitis. Treating the root cause can eliminate the chronic dependence on omeprazole, known as Prilosec, and prevent worsening damage.

Common root cause support includes: Digestive enzymes or herbal bitters (Gentian) with meals to stimulate digestion and marshmallow root or slippery elm for soothing the esophagus and symptom management.

If you need a partner in your care, reach out to the office and I’ll work with you to find the best approach to you.
602-551-7055

01/05/2026

A conversation from last year. Sending love to those feeling overwhelmed by the stress of life. Finding stability during times of chaos often requires a whole-person approach.

01/02/2026

As we welcome a new year, I invite you to slow down and listen inward. Listen to your body’s whispers before they become sirens.

If you are looking for a partner in your wellness journey, I’d be honored to walk beside you.

We will work together to identify root causes to create an individualized treatment plan to support your system’s return to balance.

You deserve peace, energy, and vitality.
This is your nature. Let’s find your way back to center!

12/26/2025

Sending love to you all during this season. 💞
This time of year can be bittersweet as we cherish the loved ones around us while mourn the ones we miss. Be gentle with yourself and others during the coming weeks. The days will get brighter, and hope is always possible.

The holiday season may bring joy, but also depression.

Here’s a poem by former Colorado Poet Laureate Andrea Gibson (August 13, 1975 – July 14, 2025).

Gibson's poetry focuses on gender norms, politics, social justice, and LGBTQ topics. In 2008, Gibson published their first book, Pole Dancing To Gospel Hymns. This was followed by The Madness Vase and Pansy, all published by Write Bloody Publishing.

Gibson also wrote and published Take Me With You, a book of quotes and phrases. Her poetry collection "You Better Be Lightning" was published by Button Poetry in 2021.

Instead Of Depression

try calling it hibernation.
Imagine the darkness is a cave
in which you will be nurtured
by doing absolutely nothing.
Hibernating animals don’t even dream.
It’s okay if you can’t imagine
Spring. Sleep through the alarm
of the world. Name your hopelessness
a quiet hollow, a place you go
to heal, a den you dug,
Sweetheart, instead
of a grave.

--Andrea Gibson

[from You Better Be Lightning, Button Poetry, (2021)]
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