Life Cycles:
Whole Health and Well Being
Dr. Joyce Mollenhauer N.D.
Dr. Joyce Mollenhauer graduated as a Registered Nurse in 1963 from Wellesley Hospital in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She then completed her B.Sc.N. degree at University of Western Ontario. Her nursing career has included experience in teaching, public health, hospice, occupational health, private duty nursing, geriatrics and home health. She earned her Doctor of Naturopathy diploma in July 2009.
Daily Health Tips
Natural solutions for the wholeness and well being of you and your entire family. Enjoy!
Are you a “Day Maker” or a “Day Breaker”?
This question was posed by a speaker at a recent Soroptomist meeting. The speaker, as a business management consultant, was discussing some common mistakes employers make with their staff. Most of the points she made apply to any interaction between human beings. I...
Words of Advice
It’s not about being the best. It’s about being better than you were yesterday. Love does not make the world go around. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. A diamond is a lump of coal which did well under pressure. Do small things with love. There is something...
Thoughts to Contemplate and Some to Follow to Make Life Better
It’s nice to be important, but it’s more important to be nice. A day without laughter is a day wasted. FAITH. It does not make things easy. It makes things possible. Love one another deeply from the heart. Stay humble. Work hard. Be kind. Happy girls are the...
Contact Dr. Joyce
I would love to hear from you. Send me your questions in this form. If you would like a consultation, contact me here.
~ Dr. Joyce Mollenhauer, N.D.
Choose Health with Dr. Joyce…
…is designed to assist individuals to determine what level of health is their desire and to learn options for improving their current state of health.
This website is set up in a way to allow interactive discussion.
This is your opportunity to ask questions as well as to share some approaches you have used to achieve optimum health for you and your families.
