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Integrative Health Patient Stories

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Patty Saunier and her family pose outdoors

Integrative Medicine Helps Patient with Anxiety and Sleep

Patty Saunier had been a champion sleeper until, in her sixties, sleeping became a nightmare. Kristin Kaelber, MD, PhD, a specialist with University Hospitals Connor Whole Health, helped get to the bottom of the underlying issue.

Rorkishe “R.J.” Catledge

R.J.’s Story

Rorkishe “R.J.” Catledge’s cancer journey led her down a path to holistic healing and complementary treatments at University Hospitals Connor Whole Health.

Male breast cancer survivor Matthew Wright (left)

Treating the Whole Person

The UH Connor Whole Health Integrative Oncology Clinic provides physician-guided massage therapy and acupuncture to ease cancer patients’ pain.

Danail Howell and Robert Trager, DC

Finding Relief From Injuries and Pain Caused By Car Accident

Seven years ago in a small-town Ohio crosswalk, Danail Howell’s life was crushed when she was struck by a car.

Tasha Taylor being treated at University Hospitals

Music Therapy Provides Respite From Pain of Sickle Cell Disease

Tasha Taylor lives with excruciating pain from sickle cell disease. The episodes can last for days, weeks or sometimes months and often send Taylor to the hospital. During an inpatient stay at University Hospitals, she discovered music therapy.

Shaynee Novak at home

Holistic Approach Provides Relief From Decades-Long Depression

Depression hit Shaynee Novak in high school, but it wasn’t until adulthood that she had a name for it. All she knew was that she felt different from her friends.

Bill Elliott on his way to the UH Parma Comprehensive Pain Center

Finding the First Relief From Nerve Pain in 17 Years

Think back 17 years. Now imagine that for all those years, you were dealing with extreme and chronic pain in your back. That’s a long time to suffer, but that has been Bill Elliott’s life -- until recently.