Rickie Lee Ryan, MS, CCLS
President & FounderRickie Lee is no stranger to working with children. She has been employed in the pediatric special needs field since 2009 through her work in the Foster System, Early Intervention services, Hospitals, Pediatric Hospice, and as a private Parent Coach. As a certified Child Life Specialist, she gained years of experience easing any negative effects on children's behavior, biochemistry, and development. Then in 2014, by working closely with the Thorp Institute and studying the latest electro-medicine research, Rickie Lee developed our microcurrent therapy program that has made a meaningful impact in the lives of so many children and families. In her spare time, Rickie Lee enjoys reading and writing fiction, watching her daughter perform ballet, and traveling with her family and friends.
Cambria DeMarco Perry BN, MSN, NP
Staff practitionerCambria and her practice are grounded in the principles of Functional Medicine, which utilizes a systems biology approach that looks for and treats the root causes of poor health, not just band-aiding the symptoms. Cambria practices a model of medicine that is holistic, patient-centered and individualized, drawing from both conventional medicine, and evidence-based functional and integrative therapies. Cambria has been an independently practicing Nurse Practitioner for the last 23 years. She is Board Certified in Acute Care and obtained years of invaluable traditional clinical experience as an RN and Nurse Practitioner in the Emergency Departments of Columbia University, Mount Sinai, UCLA and Rady Children’s Hospital of San Diego. Cambria's passion is helping patients restore and foster optimal health through a holistic approach utilizing primarily natural modalities.