RHONDA PHILLIPS

Rhonda Phillips is a Health Practitioner and Massage Therapist, who brings with her years of experience in healthcare, nutrition, aromatherapy, homeopathy, flower essences, color and vibrational therapy. She specializes in Color & Aura counseling, (LSA) Limbic Stress Assessments, (VSA) Voice Stress Assessments, and many different emotional release techniques. She is currently working at Advanced Health Clinic in Farmington, Utah.
She has pursued her passions and life long dreams by being actively involved in many successful businesses as: A Color and Image Consultant, Wardrobe Consultant and Fashion Coordinator for Levoys/Image Dynamics. An Interior Designer for Design Wholesale. A Color and Image Designer for her own business The Finishing Touch. Skin Care, cosmetics and therapeutic facial massage for Peau Soin D Amour. Also a Holistic Health Practitioner and Massage Therapist for her business The Garden Path.
Since the year of 2001, Rhonda opened and successfully developed and managed The Garden Path Spa and Wellness Center in Pocatello, Idaho. Here she has been able to implement and practice the elements of healing with color - light - and sound therapy, limbic stress assessments, voice repatterning, nutrition, detoxification therapy, herbal body wraps and many other spa treatments.
She has studied in the healing arts from many sources including: The International School of Naturopathy, Intermountain School of Natural Healing, Herbs for Health, Touch for Health Institute, Image Dynamics, Colour Energy Institute, The Green Valley Spa, N.L.P., Journey Work and Consegrity.
Rhonda and her husband Alan, have recently moved to Utah. They share four children together, two girls and two boys, and ten precious grandchildren.

New United States government regulations allow only medical practitioners or those with religious callings to teach or use copals (essential oils). As a member of the Nemenhah Band, I will write and share about the sacred sacramental copal (essential oil) singles, synergies and blends. In Native American terms "copal" means the healing essence of plants.

In order that all may know this signifies that, Rhonda Phillips is a member in good standing with the Nemenhah Band and Native American Traditional Organization as a Native American Practitioner.