¿Do not go where the path leads. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.¿ Ralph Waldo Emerson
The term ¿Healthy Medicine¿ is an educational organization that is dedicated to the pursuit of truth and the restoration of trust in medicine.
The term includes the gradual transition towards integrative medicine that is happening throughout the nation. It also embraces the broad economic shifts that are necessary in both medicine and all aspects of local and national life. Finally, it embodies a level of integrity, authenticity, transparency and participation that is lacking today in health care.
Healthy Medicine began in 2005 with the formation by Robert Zieve, MD of the Center for Healthy Medicine, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the ongoing emergence of an effective and affordable alternative to the current American ¿sickness care¿ system through the principles, practice and funding of Healthy Medicine. His two books, Healthy Medicine: A Guide to the Emergence of Sensible, Comprehensive Care (2005), and Beyond the Medical Meltdown (2006) were published by Bell Pond Books. Between 2005 and 2007, Dr. Zieve appeared on radio shows from coast to coast to discuss the concept of healthy medicine.
In 2008, Dr. Zieve¿s own weekly radio show began, Healthy Medicine Radio. Today, two years later, close to 90 interviews with noted figures in the field of integrative medicine are available for download on http://www.healthymedicine.org/html/radio.html. A book of the best of Healthy Medicine Radio interviews will be published in 2011.
The inspiration for Healthy Medicine Academy, Healthy Medicine Academy Online and Healthy Medicine Network came to Eve Greenberg in 2010. Eve has been the Secretary/Treasurer for the Center for Healthy Medicine since its inception and actually coined the term ¿healthy medicine¿. Attorney Dane Rutledge joined them to blend their unique talents.
Robert Zieve, MD of Phoenix, AZ and Prescott, AZ is a physician with broad expertise in integrating natural and conventional medicine, prevention and multiple healing modalities. He has trained in and has extensive clinical experience in treating cancer, neurodegenerative disorders, autoimmune disorders and most conditions with biological terrain medicine, anthroposophical medicine, homeopathic medicine, neural therapy, nutritional science, orthomolecular medicine, oxygen therapies, clinical herbal medicine, energy medicine and many of the world¿s wisdom traditions. He brings rich insights from many perspectives to bear on a given patient¿s health challenge. He is the supervising physician at the EuroMed Foundation National Cancer Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona and also practices at Pine Tree Clinic in Prescott, AZ.
Dr. Zieve's practice includes homeopathy, European biological medicine, nutrition, herbal medicine, and anthroposophical medicine, as well as conventional allopathic medicine. He also has extensive experience in the application of energy medicine therapies such as color, sound, and electromagnetic therapies.
Dr. Zieve is the author of the 2005 book, Healthy Medicine: A Guide to the Emergence of Sensible Comprehensive Care, as well as the 2006 book, Beyond the Medical Meltdown: Working Together for Sustainable Health Care (Bell Pond Press.) Dr. Zieve is the founder and president of the Center for Healthy Medicine (www.healthymedicine.org), a nonprofit organization that has developed a plan for the transformation of health care in the United States, developing strategies for effective and affordable care for all Americans.
Dr. Zieve is a graduate of the Ohio State University College of Medicine and worked for over twenty years as a Board-Certified specialist in Emergency Medicine and past emergency department director. He has lectured to groups in both orthodox clinical medicine and holistic medicine for more than twenty years on a local and national level. He was president of the Arizona Homeopathic and Integrative Medical Association for two terms from 1998 to 2000, and was Medical Director of Paracelsus Foxhollow Clinic near Louisville, Kentucky.
Dr. Zieve¿s extensive training for the last 20 years includes: a graduate training course in homeopathy; a two-year physician training course in anthroposophical medicine; training in nutritional medicine; ten years of ongoing study with Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, MD; a two-year training course with The Biological Medicine Foundation under Dr. Thomas Rau that included training with Dr. Rau at Paracelsus Klinik in Switzerland; two year training courses with Lee Cowden, M.D. in Bioenergetic Medicine; extensive training with Gerard Geunoit, M.D. the well known French homeopathic physician; a 2-year Clinical Herbal Medicine Training in Cancer Therapy with Donnald J. Yance, CN, MH (AHG); one year training course in Hellinger Family Constellation Therapy with Mark Wolynn at the Hellinger Institute of PA; and one year training in Total Biology with Gilbert Renaud of Canada. Dr. Zieve has also worked as a board-certified specialist in emergency medicine for more than 20 years and was an emergency department director.
He has lectured and taught widely throughout the United States for more than 20 years, at the university level as well as at physician education forums, including teaching at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe.
Eve Greenberg, MA, LPC, CTN, CN is a CO Licensed Counselor, Certified Traditional Naturopath and Certified Nutritionist with a great deal of experience in integrative health care as well as in business management. She directed the Klinghardt Academy of Neurobiology from 2008 to 2010 and is widely credited for a significant growth in attendance and interest in the teachings of Dietrich Klinghardt, MD, PhD. During this time she produced and presented three symposia and a dozen seminars on topics including heavy metal and chemical toxicity, chronic illness and neurological disorders. Eve has studied with Robert Zieve, MD, Lee Cowden, MD, Donald Yance, MH, CN, and Dickson Thom, ND, among others. Eve was formerly assistant to Robert Zieve, MD.
Eve is devoting her considerable skills and commitment to developing seminars, on-line classes and group networking for practitioners and the general public.
Eve has been an adjunct faculty member at several colleges including Naropa University in Boulder. While teaching in New England Eve was part of a core group of college instructors that studied adult learning theory and how to become better teachers for adults. As a psychotherapist Eve logged thousands of hours in the study and facilitation of group therapy and sociometry, which is the study of the evolution and organization of groups and the position of the individuals within them.
Eve has been a staff reporter for Explore Journal since 2005, has appeared on the Wisdom Network¿s Journeys into Healing, is a workshop presenter and has trained therapists internationally in action-oriented methods.
