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Pure Wellness and Therapy
“Health is a state of complete harmony of
Therapy can have. She has undergone over 500 hours of con-
the body, mind and spirit. When one is free
tinuing education to grow her knowledge, and trained exten-
sively in Neuromuscular Therapy (St. John’s Method), Sports
from physical disabilities and mental
Therapy and Craniosacral Therapy (www.upledger.org).
distractions, the gates of the soul open.”
Shannon is currently studying for her BS in Nutrition and will
be incorporating this into her practice in the near future.
– BKS. Iyengar Cynthia Kay and Krista Kline, both trained in clinical psy-
chology, are devoted to helping their client’s achieve the bal-
W
ellness is a conscious choice, an intention to live a
ance, acceptance, peace and joy they deserve. Krista achieves
life as free as possible from harmful decisions. When
this by blending her traditional psychotherapy background
we choose to be well, we accept responsibility for
with an innovative and highly effective treatment known as
our own health; mentally, emotionally and physically. Wellness
Advanced Integrative Therapy
embraces more than just being
(AIT). As the only Certified AIT
free from disease, it becomes a
Practitioner in Texas, Krista
way of life. By choosing to be
assists her clients in gently trans-
well, you choose to live in the
forming stubborn mental, emo-
present, aware of the impact that
tional and physical issues using
every decision you make has on
the body’s innate energy system.
your health. Our bodies have the
Ashley McClintock, RMT,
innate ability to tell us what we
RE a Professional Holistic
need to know to be well.
Esthetician with over 10 years
However, this voice can be
of experience promotes healthy
drowned out by stress, pain,
skin by understanding each
trauma, toxins and disease. These
individual’s lifestyle, habits and
are common occurrences in this
nutritional and hormonal issues.
fast paced world we all share.
Trained in Nutrition, Rosacea
Pure Wellness & Therapy is
and Aroma Therapy she special-
structured to help you listen to your mind and body and to
izes in adult acne and is committed to the restoration of
facilitate your ability to reconnect and further your develop-
damaged skin. Ashley uses energetic principles and natural
ment of self-awareness.
products for ultimate nourishment resulting in healthier skin
Primum Non Nocere, from the Latin, meaning
her clients can see and feel.
“First, do no harm.”
Dr. David Redding, a Certified Chiropractic Sports
This is the tenet on which Pure Wellness & Therapy is based.
Practitioner is committed to getting people out of pain and
As practitioners, this is their commitment. They treat each
maintaining a higher quality of life through improved func-
client as a whole being and as an
tion. He utilizes his expertise in areas complementary to
individual, by being present and
Chiropractic such as, Stretch To Win,
committed to each treatment. They
Acupuncture, Cold Laser Therapy,
use their training and dedication to
and Sports Nutrition to assist world-
help fulfill an optimal state of health
class athletes with injury prevention
by integrating the mind and the body
and performance enhancement.
as one. They do this by way of
Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu
Massage Therapy, Craniosacral
(May all beings everywhere be
Therapy, Advanced Integrative
happy and free, and may the
Therapy, Traditional Psychotherapy,
thoughts, words, and actions of my
Chiropractic, Active Release
own life contribute in some way to
Technique, Acupuncture and Holistic
that happiness and to that freedom
Esthetics.
for all).
Their Practitioners:
Shannon J. Hall, LMT, NCTMB is dedicated to improving
For further information or to schedule an appointment please
the wellbeing of those she works with and is passionate
call 713-314-7048 or visit their website at www.purewell
about the many benefits Massage Therapy and Craniosacral
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