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Karen is the founder of the oldest holistic clinic in the Boston area, USA, and has provided advice, encouragement, therapy and healing for more than 5,000 people.

Her articles have been featured in various publications including AMTA Journals. Karen is currently owner of I.S.I.S. in Brookline, MA and maintains a private practice in Geneva, Switzerland and London, UK.

She completed her early training in naturopathy and practical herbal therapy 25 years ago in Spain. Since that time, she has become certified as a colonic hydrotherapist, myofascial therapist and continued her study of practical herbal therapy through the Australian College of Phytotherapy.

She has taught throughout the United States and Europe and her articles have been featured in various publications including AMTA Journals. Her latest projects include her personalized treatment approach known as Whole Body Therapy and a book of philosophy and therapy for the body.

I asked Karen:

- Is there a process to disease?

- How does a pattern develop?

- How important is diet at early stages of disease?

- What are the stages of disease? and treatment?

- How disease process affects the emotional state?

- What is 'structural shift'?

- Diet, food factors, herbs; what are food factors and how different are they from herbal treatment?

- The difference between treatment by orthodox doctors and naturopaths?

- Can naturopathy take the body back to balance? what is the time line?

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