OUR PRACTICE

Trust the judgment behind the treatment.

A treatment is only as considered as the person deciding when, why, and whether to do it. Meet the practitioners who bring that judgment to every plan.

A treatment is only as considered as the person deciding when, why, and whether to do it. Meet the practitioners who bring that judgment to every plan.

Sonia Vilos

NURSE PRACTITIONER / CLINICAL LEAD

A practiced eye, and the restraint to use it well.

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A CLOSER LOOK / SONIA

A CLOSER LOOK / SONIA

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Tina Nguyen

PRACTITIONER / ROLE TO CONFIRM

Attention that begins before a treatment does.

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Alexandra Kingston

PRACTITIONER / ROLE TO CONFIRM

The details change the whole picture.

The details change the whole picture.

THE PERSON BEHIND THE PRACTICE / ALEXANDRA

THE PERSON BEHIND THE PRACTICE / ALEXANDRA

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Anna Cox

PRACTITIONER / ROLE TO CONFIRM

A considered beginning makes all the difference.

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FOUR WAYS OF SEEING

FOUR WAYS OF SEEING

Each of them starts in a different place.

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PRACTITIONER

WHERE SHE STARTS

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

01 / Sonia

01 / Sonia

WHERE SHE STARTS

WHERE SHE STARTS

[How Sonia begins a clinical assessment.]

[How Sonia begins a clinical assessment.]

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

[What determines whether a treatment belongs in the plan.]

[What determines whether a treatment belongs in the plan.]

02 / Tina

02 / Tina

WHERE SHE STARTS

WHERE SHE STARTS

[The first concern or observation Tina explores.]

[The first concern or observation Tina explores.]

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

[The question that guides her next recommendation.]

[The question that guides her next recommendation.]

03 / Alexandra

03 / Alexandra

WHERE SHE STARTS

WHERE SHE STARTS

[The detail Alexandra attends to first.]

[The detail Alexandra attends to first.]

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

[How that detail changes her view of the whole.]

[How that detail changes her view of the whole.]

04 / Anna

04 / Anna

WHERE SHE STARTS

WHERE SHE STARTS

[The broader context Anna begins by gathering.]

[The broader context Anna begins by gathering.]

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

WHAT SHE WANTS TO UNDERSTAND

[What she considers before deciding on a next step.]

[What she considers before deciding on a next step.]

Start with what you know. We’ll assess what it means.

01

I know what I’m interested in

02

I’m not sure where to begin