| Faculty |
|
 |
Cathryn Harbor, MD, graduated from
UNC Chapel Hill medical school and has practiced Family
Medicine in Virginia for 13 years. She specializes in
helping people overcome chronic health issues. Dr. Harbor
has spoken extensively in health related topics to physician
and public groups in Virginia and North Carolina. She is
board certified in both Family Practice and Holistic
Medicine. For more information, see her website,
www.harborhealth.info. |
 |
Dr.
Marion Kaylor Owen is a Family Medicine doctor with a
private practice in Atlanta GA
where she lives with her husband and two children. She
graduated for Davidson College, cum laude in 1986. After
graduation she worked as a Science teacher in North Carolina. She attended medical
school at UNC, Chapel Hill.
She then completed and Residency at
Emory
University. Since
completing residency she has been studying with The Institute
for Functional Medicine and has been concentrating on preventive
medicine, applied nutrition and functional medicine. |
 |
Teresa Holler is the author of
“Holler for Your Health: Be the Key to a Healthy Family” and
“Cardiology Essentials” (Jones and Bartlett, 2007). She is a
Physician Assistant with experience in primary care medicine
and cardiology as well as a former Assistant Professor of
Medicine. Teresa Holler has a Bachelors degree in Biology
and Physician Assistant Studies, a Masters Degree in Primary
Care Medicine and has completed Doctoral coursework in
Medical Writing and Environmental Health.
She is a highly regarded professional speaker who has been
endorsed by the President of the National Speakers
Association. Previous speaking engagements include the
American Academy of Physician Assistants annual meeting.
'Holler for Your Health' has been endorsed by New York Times
Best-selling Author Mark Hyman, MD and Functional Medicine
guru Leo Galland, MD. Her motto is: “Stop Treating! Start
Preventing”. Her website is www.holler4health.com. |
 |
Stephanie Fonda, PhD, is the Senior
Research Scientist at the Diabetes Institute in the Walter
Reed Healthcare System (WRHS) (Washington, DC). Prior to
joining the WRHS in 2007, Dr. Fonda spent four years as a
Research Investigator at the Joslin Diabetes Center (Boston)
and was on the faculty at Harvard Medical School. Dr.
Fonda's research and numerous publications address the
relationships between psychosocial factors and health/
health behaviors, focusing most recently on novel self- and
care management approaches to mitigating complications of
diabetes. Dr. Fonda was recently awarded a prestigious grant
from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to develop a
personal health application for the self-management of
diabetes. |
