Counseling Naturopaths in Tennessee

Dr. Glory Ledbetter is a native East Tennessean who studied Theater and Biology at Carson-Newman University before attending the University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine (active and accredited from 2001-2022), graduating with her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and Masters of Science in Human Nutrition in 2017. She then completed her residency in primary care with Mountain View Natural Medicine in Burlington, VT. Dr. Ledbetter still maintains a license to practice medicine in the state of Vermont and complies with its regulations and continuing education requirements.

Leslie Meyers, ND is a licensed and board certified Naturopathic Doctor, after receiving a doctorate degree from Bastyr University in Seattle. Her focuses include women's health, fertility, and gastrointestinal issues. She worked as a general medicine practitioner for 6 years in Seattle prior to moving to Asheville in 2014. Dr. Meyers is dedicated to treating patients using herbal medicine, homeopathy, nutrient therapy, nutrition and lifestyle counseling in private practice at Waterleaf Naturopathic Medicine in Asheville and also virtually. Note: Dr. Meyers does not do ozone therapy.

Since Osteopathic medical school, I have always been interested in the body’s innate ability to heal itself using holistic and natural principles. At Knox Wellness, we believe in combining traditional therapies with a cutting edge approach to wellness. We use a combination of functional and integrative medicine providing a complete wellness concept by addressing the whole person rather than just symptoms of disease. We integrate all of these concepts together providing true personalized care. We also use advanced, adjunctive therapies such as IV vitamin infusions, ozone therapy, and more.

I help patients whose lives are gripped by anxiety and stress. I know first hand what it feels like to have life ruled by anxiety and stress, as this was my experience for the first couple of decades of my life. I also know the freedom that comes with learning to navigate these experiences in ways that release the hold they have. I frequently write about this in my blog: https://dremilycolwell.com/blog/.