Tyler Stroebel is a seasoned acupuncturist who incorporates time-tested modalities, life-learned lessons, and genuine compassion into each session. With over 20 years of experience, Tyler is passionately dedicated to aiding others in discovering relief and ease on their healing journey. She puts an emphasis on discussions about daily living and its profound impact on shaping health outcomes. As an acupuncturist and energy healer, Tyler offers a unique blend of kindness, comfort, and consistency, incorporating humor when appropriate and fostering positivity as you move towards enhanced wellness.

Throughout the years, Tyler has had the opportunity to support numerous individuals facing various ailments, the most common areas being pain management, anxiety, depression, mind-body integration, pregnancy, migraines, headaches, Bell’s palsy, stress relief, digestive issues, sports medicine, insomnia, and head trauma. Whether you seek relief from physical ailments or spiritual balance, Tyler brings a wealth of expertise and dedication to guide you on your path to wellbeing.

Beyond her acupuncture practice, Tyler holds the title of Reverend at the Church of Inner Light, infusing a spiritual dimension to her acupuncture approach. She is a Level 2 Reiki practitioner and certified NeurOptimal® Neurofeedback trainer. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in psychology and achieved her Master’s degree, Summa Cum Laude, from ECTOM in Los Angeles, CA. She has lived in Colorado for 22 years with her husband, two children, and their crazy dog, Sebastian.

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Mindi K. Counts, MA, LAc., is a wilderness and rites of passage guide, Five-Element acupuncturist, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, and East-West folk herbalist. Founder of the Inner Ocean Center for Healing, Mindi is a keynote speaker, retreat leader and teacher. She is the author of Everyday Chinese Medicine, Make Medicine With Your Life, and a contributing author to the Trauma Toolkit and Singing Our Heart’s Song.

Mindi specializes in helping women heal from the myriad of ways trauma reveals and repeats itself through the family lineage: anxiety, depression, imposter syndrome, lack of belonging, perfectionism, fragmentation, outsider syndrome, introversion, and grief. She also holds space for and supports women all along the mothering journey from miscarriage, fertility challenges, postpartum concerns, to the laboring and birthing mother.

Mindi views birth as one of many important rites of passage and assists women through the birthing journey at their homes, in the wilderness, in birth clinics, and at hospitals. As an acupuncturist and doula, she guides women through labor and birth both in the US as well as in a birth clinic at the border of Burma and Thailand–where she first learned the Indigenous ways of birthing. Mindi believes strongly in the power of women and the transformation that is possible when they come together. She longs to restore a sense of sovereignty, resilience, and connection for women around the world.

She is the founder of the international nonprofit Inner Ocean Empowerment Project, providing holistic healthcare and education to women and children through volunteer service missions to underserved populations around the world and in the U.S. She was featured in Dr. Oz’s The Good Life magazine for her work in Indian slum communities, Burmese refugee birth clinics and earthquake-ravaged areas of Nepal.

Mindi is a graduate of Naropa University’s Contemplative Psychology program and holds a Masters degree in Classical Five Element Acupuncture from the Institute of Taoist Education and Acupuncture. She lives with her family and rescued pit bulls in the foothills of Colorado.

To learn more about Mindi and ways of working directly with her, visit: www.mindikcounts.com

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