Meet Dr. Renee Beck. N.D.
Naturopath, Ayurvedic Practitioner, Yoga Instructor
Renee Beck, N.D., is a graduate of Trinity School of Natural Health as a Doctor of Naturopathy. She received her B.S. in Chemistry from the University of Tulsa and an MBA from Meinders School of Business at Oklahoma City University. Renee is a Board Certified Naturopathic Doctor through the American Naturopathic Medical Certification Board. Renee is also certified as a Holistic Health Practioner through the American Association of Drugless Practioners.
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In addition, Renee Beck, is a Yoga Alliance Certified Prana Vinyasa Yoga Instuctor. She facilitates vinyasa classes in the local studio setting and also trauma informed yoga within the International Prison Yoga Project. She has been aligned with the non-profit organization Attic Conversations aka Humble Warrior and has been teaching yoga philosophy, asana, Dinacharya, meditation, mantra, and ayurvedic concepts to incarcerated women for over 5 years. Renee is devoted to self-less service, healing and wellness, and in seek of peace and harmony.
Naturopathic Philosophy
FIRST, Do No Harm.
Naturopathy is based on the foundational principle “first do no harm” (premum no nocere). Naturopaths practice and believe in the healing power of nature. “The body can heal itself of just about anything if it is clear of toxins and if given proper nutrition, rest, mental outlook, and natural stimulation.” Naturopaths deal and work with the cause (tolle causam). Once the cause is identified, support can be recommended and everything else can improve and balance. Naturopaths believe in prevention. Naturopathy provides for the preservation of health by teaching the basic fundamental laws of natural living and their application in daily life.
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Naturopathy is not the practice of medicine or surgery. Naturopathic doctors do not diagnose or prescribe treatments for disease. They are facilitators who try to identify the cause of problems, eliminate toxins, deal with deficiencies, and stimulate the body’s own rejuvenation abilities. They work with the whole person and recognize that there is a multifactorial nature of discomfort. Naturopathic doctors educate and inform their clients about natural health and wellness.
Naturopathy is a distinct school of healing practice. It employs the beneficent agency of Nature’s forces, of water, air, sunlight, earth power, electricity, magnetism, exercise, rest, proper diet, various kinds of mechanical treatment, and mental science. It is an eclectic mixture of modalities intended to encourage the body to heal itself. The purpose of naturopathy is to increase the vital life force.
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Space inspires us
Air moves us
Fire transforms us
Water shapes us
Earth heals us
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Naturopathy is a philosophy, an art, and a science. It recognizes the body’s inherent processes of healing and acts in no way to suppress, antagonize or hinder the vital life forces, but rather to arouse, assist and cooperate with the body to achieve restoration to normalcy.
