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Nasha Holt, M.D. has been a physician in private practice since 1987. She is Board Certified in Family Practice. Dr. Holt received her medical degree from McMaster University Medical School in Ontario, Canada. She believes that a holistic approach gives patients the best chance of recovery from chronic pain conditions which have often impacted many areas of their lives. Dr. Holt's focus is on empowering patients to resolve their chronic, recurrent pain problems through a new, cutting-edge mechanical treatment approach, supported by preventive steps in the areas of diet, nutrition, exercise and lifestyle choices.
The traditional medical model for dealing with migraines has emphasized treatment with medications- often costly, and with potential adverse side-effects. An entirely new avenue for healing, not just "managing" headache and migraine symptoms, has opened up. Dr. Holt is enthusiastic about using this new approach, which has brought pain relief to so many patients, and without the need for medications.
Dr. Holt and her family moved to San Antonio in 1997, where her whole extended family has settled. She lives on a small farm in St. Hedwig, where she and her children, grandchildren, and parents enjoy their horses, cows and goats (part of the active lifestyle she endorses for her patients!). She is also active in her church and does a weekly jail ministry in San Antonio. |
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Dr. Turner holds a clinical doctorate in physical therapy from Boston University. He has learned a revolutionary new approach for resolving head and facial symptoms through very detailed mechanical treatment of the neck. His treatment philosophy is that empowering a patient through focus and attention to detail in their symptom patterns and symptom response 24/7 is the key to lasting healing, no matter how chronic the condition. His goal is to educate, motivate, and empower all patients to be the primary source of their own care. He believes that patients have the right to expect immediate, predictable, and lasting results. He was the rehabilitation director for a multidisciplinary chronic spinal pain group for ten years in the Medical Center (Trinity Clinical Associates), after which he opened what is now Stone Oak Spine, in 1999. He lives in New Braunfels, Texas with his wife and their five children.
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