Cherie graduated from Rutgers University in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in Plants Science. She received her master’s degree in business administration in 2001 from the University of Phoenix. Cherie is a certified HOCATT technician and Sound healer. Cherie has been active bible study leader for last two decades. Cherie enjoys staying very active outdoors with her husband David and daughter Kaitlynne. They enjoy spending their free time gardening, backpacking, camping, and hiking on Mt. Lemmon.

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Katie Cohen is an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and Registered Nurse (RN) with a BSN from Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA. While living and studying in Philadelphia, she gained experience working at The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) Student Health in Women’s Health, the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP), and The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) in the operating room, specializing in Ear Nose and Throat (ENT).

Since moving to Tucson in 2014, Katie has been on a mission to guide families through the exciting journey of new parenthood and infant feeding. She is a strong believer in the power of relationship-based preventive healthcare, and she has worked with several award-winning preventative health programs as a Public Health Nurse in the Tucson community and as the Pediatric Nurse Team Lead on the Tohono O’odham Nation. She was the recipient of the 2018 Tohono O’odham Nation First Things First Champion for Young Children Award. Before founding her own lactation practice, Thrive Theory Lactation & Infant Feeding, in 2023, she was a lead lactation consultant at a Femtech start-up and collective of IBCLCs dedicated to expanding access to breastfeeding support through telemedicine. Katie is passionate about facilitating breastfeeding and infant feeding education for both new parents and her fellow lactation professionals alike, and currently serves as the Professional Development Coordinator for the United States Lactation Consultant Association.

While she can certainly help troubleshoot any feeding hiccups, what really excites Katie is preventing them in the first place by empowering families with the knowledge and tools they need to feed their babies, parent with confidence, and thrive. When problems do arise, rest assured that Katie doesn’t just address the surface issues— she dives deep to uncover the root causes and help families get back on track with an individualized, judgment-free, trauma-informed approach that is rooted in mutual trust and respect. She loves to collaborate with other members of her patients’ healthcare team to ensure a holistic lactation care experience. In her free time, she enjoys swimming, baking, hiking, and spending time with her husband and daughter while enjoying the beautiful Tucson sunshine.

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As a young competitive gymnast Dr. Davis was often around injuries and early on became fascinated with the body and injury prevention and healing. Dr. Davis is a native Tucsonan who graduated from the University of Arizona in 2002 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. She received her doctorate in chiropractic in 2007 from Northwestern Health Sciences University in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Dr. Davis is a member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, has received certification in the Webster Technique, Pregnancy and Postpartum Corrective Exercise Specialist, Acupuncture, Yoga and Sound Therapy as well as in pediatrics and prenatal chiropractic. Along with practicing Chiropractic Dr. Davis is a certified childbirth educator and yoga instructor. Dr. Davis enjoys staying very active outdoors with her husband Ian, son Braydon and daughter Charlotte. They enjoy spending free time gardening, hiking on Mt. Lemmon and Wake surfing on Roosevelt Lake.

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Since she was a young child, Nicole has always had a passion for helping others. She has worked with children in many of her previous jobs including babysitting, working as a party planner at the Ice Den, and becoming a pediatric speech language pathologist. She graduated from the University of Arizona with her bachelor’s degree in speech and hearing sciences and her master’s degree from Arizona State University in communication disorders (Go Cats!). After graduate school, Nicole moved back to Tucson to be with her now husband and start her career as an SLP. She has been practicing pediatric speech therapy ever since. Nicole has experience with early intervention, AAC devices, receptive and expressive language delays, articulation delays, fluency, and pragmatics particularly with children with autism. In her spare time, Nicole enjoys playing with her dogs, Spartacus and Kylo, exercising and spending time with her family and friends.

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As a yoga therapist, Shannon works with people who are in pain, recovering from trauma, injury or illness, and offer adaptive yoga therapeutic techniques to holistically support clients who feel marginalized or overwhelmed by health challenges and life stressors.

Shannon has 1700 training hours in yoga, of which 1100 are specifically in Yoga Therapy, and 200 hours of training in Ayurveda.  Shannon has been teaching yoga for 13 years, yoga therapy for 11 years, and has 1100 teaching hours. She has worked in three clinical settings as part of integrative wellness teams, providing yoga therapy to clients experiencing pain, recovering from trauma and PTSD, complex injuries, heart disease and other illnesses, insomnia, burnout, grief, and challenges to their mental health.  

Having been an athlete at the US Naval Academy (where she earned a Bachelor of Science with Honors) and experienced the physical & mental demands as a Marine Corps officer, Shannon continues to value health and yoga therapy’s holistic approach to wellness.  She is also a national board certified health and wellness coach (NBC-HWC).

Shannon holds a Master’s degree in Human Relations from the University of Oklahoma, and a Master’s degree in Natural Resources from Virginia Tech. She has lived internationally for ten years, in Hawai’i for another ten years and speaks six languages.  With diverse career experiences, her strengths include cultural adaptability and empathy for the challenges clients face with work-life integration. She is grateful for the opportunity to support clients in their transformation to live healthier with greater balance and self-care.

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Alexis is a trauma-informed Craniosacral Therapist, Ayu-Yoga Teacher, and all around self-care & wellness advocate working to empower you to be your own healer. Her path to becoming a Craniosacral Therapist blossomed from a love to connect with people authentically and offering support for whatever they were experiencing in that moment. Alexis was referred by a Doctor of Chinese Medicine to Craniosacral Therapy as she was seeking relief for chronic pain and anxiety. The stillness that this therapeutic modality invites in really guided her to unwind tension and other unprocessed traumas so became a catalyst to her growth. This resonated so deeply with her and she felt called to pursue this gentle practice to be in service to others with hope that they could experience a similar support, ease, and equilibrium as she had. Alexis is registered yoga teacher with Ayurvedic teachings since 2022 through JAI Wellness. She dove deep into her own yoga practice in 2016 seeking recovery from spinal injuries. Yoga has helped her heal and maintain these injuries as well as provide fundamental tools to her physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Through her training, she quickly fell in love with the philosophy of yoga and Ayurveda as sister sciences and how these ancient teachings can guide us to better relation with self, spirit, and the world around us. Her classes are restorative and slower, mindful movement with intentional connection to the breath. Her intention as a holistic wellness practitioner is to support and empower people find more balance and connection with their environment.

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Dr. Emma Seeberg – Physical Therapist

Fascinated by the human body and all the ways it changes with time and under different circumstances Dr. Seeberg found herself on the path to becoming a physical therapist at an early age. A military brat whose family settled in Oregon, Dr. Seeberg graduated from Oregon State University with a BS in Exercise Sports Science then made the cross country trek to Iowa. She received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Des Moines University with special recognition for service to the community and then soon made her way to Tucson with her now husband.

Dr. Emma Seeberg has experience treating the pediatric population, orthopedics, as well as women’s health. Dr. Seeberg has special training from Herman and Wallace as well as the Institute of Clinical Excellence in the diagnosis and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction. In conjunction with her special interest in pelvic health Dr. Seeberg also has years of experience caring for families and their littles through pediatric physical therapy.

Outside the office, Dr. Seeberg enjoys trail running with her dog, golfing with her husband, and CrossFit.

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