How integrative practitioners are making healthcare more financially accessible

Brittany Vargas

August 31, 2022
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The cost of integrative medical treatment is beyond many people’s reach, according to a 2016 study in Global Advances in Health and Medicine but practitioners across the United States are trying to make services more affordable. “My vision was to bring medicine back to the people, because herbalism is the people's medicine and always has been,” said Leslie Chaison, herbalist, founder, and program co-director at The People’s Medicine Project in Greenfield, Massachusetts. Powered by qualified,…
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Brittany Vargas

Brittany Vargas is a writer, trauma-informed journalist, and holistic healing practitioner who is passionate about mind-body medicine. She has held diverse roles in the communications field and has reported on wellness, travel, culture, lifestyle, and local news. As a copywriter, she helps conscious companies, lifestyle entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and Fortune 500 companies grow their audiences and influence. Brittany has a fifteen-year-long yoga and meditation practice and is an avid student of several complementary medicine modalities.

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