I purchased a Swedish massage with reflexology and was pleasantly surprised at how enjoyable my…read moreexperience was. I am going back for acupuncture and a Chinese massage next month and am really looking forward to this. Highly recommend.

During the past year, I have been utilizing the services of MHHCC to my great satisfaction…read more Providers are well trained professionals. I have benefitted from; Acupuncture, Chinese Medicine, Cupping, Massage Therapy, Naturopathic Treatment and Tui Na Massage,. Many different approaches are offered to completely address the needs of individual clients. Prices are competitive and reasonable. Treat yourself with a Groupon and give it a try. You'll be happy that you did and discovered a new resource to aid in improving and maintaining your best health.

I was looking for an alternative to traditional western medicine…read more Dr. Mannng was it. Very thorough and extremely knowledgeable. Love her approach. Would highly recommend her if your looking for the naturopathic approach. #no more statins Regina Parillo East Haven, Ct. 06512

Dr. Manning has made a significant difference in my life/health. As a person who struggled with…read moreAsthma, allergies, thyroid disease, and several other ailments, I now feel in control of my body and my health for the first time in my life. I am training for a marathon, a feat I never thought possible. Thank you Dr. Manning!

Had great Yoga classes there with Angeli Asians culture…read morehonestly they know the proper way to movements reaction She says past is gone future not here yet let's go to the present breath deep Wish she was there again

I've been here twice to get massages from Erin Warner (see review). It is a large facility that is…read moreshared between various practitioners including massage, yoga, psychotherapy, tai chai....anything and everything related to health and wellness. It is in the center of Guilford, right on the green, with a private parking lot. The waiting area is large, comfortable and welcoming. The individual rooms I have seen are clean, nicely decorated and calming. There is also a large classroom area off the lobby for classes/workshops.

We just started to see Dr. Skowron. In only a few visits, he has changed my child's life in a very…read morenatural and easy way. The teachers noticed, our friends noticed and our family noticed the positive changes in our daughter. We are so thankful to have found such a kind and caring professional with such great knowledge. We are so thankful...

In just 4 short weeks, we saw an improvement in our daughter following the supplement program…read moreprescribed by Harvest Park. We are now believers and look forward to changes the next 3-5 months bring!

I come here to see Dr. Kane…read more He is very professional with his approach and explains thoroughly the bodily functions that were unknown to me. He takes the time and care to treat me through an holistic approach to aid my body maintain homeostasis. There is a naturopathic pharmacy on site for all of your needs

I just got off the phone with the receptionist, and unfortunately, it was an incredibly…read moredisappointing experience. She was extremely rude and repeatedly cut me off while I was trying to explain the reason for my call. I mentioned that I had been a previous patient of an APRN who worked there years ago. Before I could continue, she abruptly cut me off to say, "We don't do prescriptions here." I replied that I wasn't calling about prescriptions, but she still insisted, in a dismissive tone, "Well, I'm just letting you know because the APRN was able to do that." I repeated that prescriptions were not why I was calling. I explained that I was looking for a PCP with a holistic approach and wanted to know whether my insurance would be compatible, attempted to explain about my insurance. Again, she cut me off, saying, "We're not a PCP and don't sign off on anything for insurance." Once more, this was not what I was asking. I finally had to say, "If you let me explain, I'd appreciate it." But at that point, I told her that if this was the experience I was receiving over the phone, I would take my family and myself elsewhere. This was honestly shocking. I'm sure many of the other employees are wonderful, and I was looking forward to the possibility of becoming a patient again. However, this interaction alone completely changed my mind. Because of her behavior, I will absolutely be looking elsewhere for care.

Communication was very poor. Business comes first. Lack of compassion…read more Quite disappointed overall.

Lovely location, nice people and great classes…read more Although in the heart of Essex, finding parking in downtown was no problem at all. (Might be interesting to revisit the parking in summer to see if it's as easy) Essex Wellness Center has an office location on Main Street and a separate workout facility. A standard gym membership with 24 hour access is available for purchase as well as many different classes. I was a little hesitant about working out in Downtown Essex, as I normally feel really uptight in this town, but, This time of year is really quiet with mostly year round residents who are a little more mellow than the summer crowd. I tried a Yoga class with Belinda. It was held upstairs in a clean open room with high ceilings and interesting circular details, with full windows looking towards the water. The class was so relaxing that I didn't feel my body stressing at all. She had some great tips to help with my balance and posture. In fact I didn't think I had gotten much of a workout, until I got home and climbed my stairs. All my muscles were happily "worked." It really was masterful to feel so relaxed that I didn't even realize how much my body was working. My one complaint is I wish she did some corrections, rather than work on her own mat. Afterwards was an optional mediation class. This is open to the public at no charge, and is an amazing way for people to experience the Wellness Center. I'm looking forward to trying them again in the daytime so I can see the ocean while working out.

I worked with both Dr. Klass and Dr. Sedita for about a year to treat my health concerns. Both…read moredoctors are compassionate caring people who really listen to your concerns and tailor your care to your specific needs. It can get quite expensive due to the cost of supplements, however, the results are worth it. I highly recommend both doctors.

Dr. Klass and Dr. Sedita are both wonderful doctors who truly care about their patients. They have…read morelots of knowledge and are always willing to answer any questions I may have. Highly recommend them to anyone looking for a Naturopath especially for Lyme Disease!

If you're considering working with Dr. Cynthia Kempinski I highly recommend starting with the…read morerecommended lab work and lab review. I am a skeptical person and I have had annual labs done with my PCP for years. I assure you the information, analysis, and explanation is like nothing you've had with even a great Physician. The level of expertise and knowledge I experienced with Dr. Kempinski was undeniable. I never felt like I was being "sold" she simply presented the data and I knew I was with an expert and the recommendations she made for my protocol were custom for my needs based on my labs and medical history. I am 7 weeks into my protocol and my results are undeniable. I am feeling better than I have in years. I'm excited to see the comparison labs and data. If you're considering please take the first step and review your labs with Dr. Kempinski!

A year ago, I had a decision to make: would I keep my appointment with that Minnesota bastion of…read moremedical diagnostics (you know the one--the name is synonymous with the best medical care available)? Or would I choose the leap of faith that led me to The Kempinski Clinic? After months of investigation, I was exhausted with researching case studies, with reading every book I could find, with feeling certain that I was dying, with being told by neurologists that I was simply (1) fat, and (2) crazy. So in the end, it had come down to this choice: would I submit myself to another round of scans and tests in the interest of finding a definitive label for my illness, after which the doctors would still bombard my system with the same frightening drugs they were already recommending? Or would I be brave enough to open my mind to a different approach, a treatment which involved retraining my brain to compensate for my physical deficits and realigning my nutrition to support health instead of illness? I won't tell you it was an easy decision: I was raised to believe that the MD degree was as close to God as it was possible to get, and that was a mindset hard to overcome. And yes, even though I'd read virtually everything there was to read about it and the efficacy of it was illustrated in those readings time and again, still the concept of neuroplasticity and brain training sounded to me a little bit like hoodoo. But here's the thing: I truly believed I was dying. I could not lift my arms to wash my own hair. The trip to my mailbox was a Herculean task. I was Googling wheelchair ramps and mechanized stair-climbing chairs. I was terrified. And I did not have enough time, money, or energy to seek both treatment options. I had to choose. Obviously, because I am here, because you are reading this, you already know I chose the Kempinski approach. It was a difficult process, and the work was challenging, and it wasn't in any way either cheap or inexpensive (and yes, there is a difference). And it gave me my life back. And I will never be able to adequately express my gratitude for the choice I made and the priceless care I have received since. Fast forward: one year after my initial round of treatment, I was still a new person. I was no longer nutritionally and metabolically bankrupt. I had fully regained my balance and my energy and my health and my intellect. Gone was the nausea, the headache, the crippling feeling of brain fog that, for a person who prided herself on her intelligence, was perhaps the most debilitating symptom of all. I actually laughed one day when I stumbled across my long-ago Google search for an automated staircase chair. Then...something happened. It was random, it was a fluke, it was a simple errant movement that once again triggered the crippling vertigo. I hadn't anticipated it, I didn't see it coming. It just happened. And I panicked. Within a month the neurological symptoms had returned with a vengeance, and once again I was terrified. But here's the important part of this lesson: thanks to the year I had just spent under Dr. K's guidance, I was now stronger than I had been before. I was nutritionally sound. My blood chemistry and gut health was balanced and working in my favor, not against me. And so, when I returned to the clinic expecting the worst, what I got instead was the best: not the start-from-square-one course of treatment I had been expecting, but instead a fine-tuning of my already competent system. Within the week I felt myself again, strong and repaired and ready to take on anything life threw at me. I am not in any way a religious person, and yet I know this one thing for sure: all it takes to make yourself well is knowledge, and willingness, and some pretty hard work, and a leap of faith. Whatever faith you happen to have will work just fine. Just leap.