Brett Lewis, MSA, EAMP
Brett Lewis
I love my life. I love the fact that I get to work with people every day on a profound level that touches their lives deeply. I am blessed and honored by the trust people exhibit as they work with me; and grateful for the creator’s work through me.
A holistic approach that addresses the physical, emotional, and energetic bodies is important for healing; and this approach must address the root cause of the disease rather than only mask the symptoms. It is only by repairing and rebalancing all aspects of the body’s systems that a state of thriving can be reached, and that is the goal of my practice.
~ Brett Lewis
Brett began his formal training in energy work in 1999, and has continued to refine and add to his skill set with training in various modalities of direct and indirect energy healing including Acupuncture, Craniosacral Therapy, Qi Gong and Shamanic Healing. He enjoys learning and continues his studies. Some of the advanced acupuncture training he has received includes Japanese non-insertive pediatric acupuncture techniques; treating emotional disorders with TCM; treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome and fibromyalgia (including associated conditions such as depression and anxiety); and treatment of stroke and head injuries through the use of scalp acupuncture.
Brett is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Five Branches University. His doctorate studies have a dual focus on advanced neuro-muscular pain management, and women’s health and endocrinology.
Additionally, Brett has completed three years of training with Char Sundust as part of her intuitive development through shamanism circle, and is certified through Sundust Oracle Institute to perform House Blessings, Soul Retrievals, Gourd Healings, Heartwalks and other forms of intuitive reading.
Washington State Licensed: East Asian Medicine Practitioner #AC 60040688
National Board Certified: Diplomate in Acupuncture
Master of Science in Acupuncture, Bastyr University 2008
Bachelor of Science in Natural Health Sciences, Bastyr University 2008