ReisaM, Author at Living Well In Saratoga Springs NY: Saratoga's Holistic Health Forum Blog

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As a New York State Licensed Aesthetician, New York State Licensed Nail Specialist, and the Director of Living Well Healing Arts Center & Spa, Reisa combines her love of spa services and healing arts to achieve optimum skin and nail health, create greater overall wellness and bring forth our optimal, individual beauty. I believe that the day spa should be an instant getaway; a place that is quiet without being stuffy, relaxed, elegant and yet entirely comfy. You should feel warm and welcome, surrounded by people who care about you and what they are doing. This is the environment we strive to create at Living Well Healing Arts Center & Spa. Here, you are never just the "next" number; we allow ample time for your services, offer a flexible schedule and can be reached after hours. After all, to me, spa craft is not really a business, it's a lifestyle.

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Tips for Acne Sufferers

ReisaM January 30, 2010July 19, 2018

Acne, still prevalent after all the skin care research available today, is a troubling and oftentimes difficult problem to cure. It's important to deal with this skin disorder as soon as you can as it can proliferate and cause...

We’re Gonna Zoom-a-Zoom-a-Zoom-a-Zoom!

ReisaM January 30, 2010May 11, 2023

Yet another week zoomed by. Meeting saratoga.com's own Jennifer Van Scoy of Mannix Marketing, web genies of saratoga.com (amongst a host of others!), was a highlight of this week. She is smart and helpful and beautiful. She absolutely shines. I enjoyed...

Recipes for an Old Favorite: Christmas Crunch

ReisaM December 21, 2009November 28, 2017

3 Cups Popcorn Kernels 3 Dozen Eggs 7 Lemons 2 Cups Sugar 2 Ringing Phones 8 Spinning Plates Directions: Measure out the popcorn kernels and cook. Answer phone during popping. Put out fire. Gather and juggle eggs, lemons and...

Ch-ch-ch Changes

ReisaM September 10, 2009November 3, 2016

~Turn and erase the strain~...

Striving for Peace in a Whirlwind

ReisaM August 19, 2009July 19, 2018

Dealing with the information deluge: learning when to padde out, when to ride the wave and when to relax on the beach....

The Lash Lowdown

ReisaM August 13, 2009July 19, 2018

Giving you the skinny on the thick!...

Skin Care Tips: Bar Not.

ReisaM August 9, 2009

I highly recommend liquid soap over bar form. Bar soaps can harbor bacteria, which you then spread onto whatever part of the body it contacts. Now, if you share the bar, the consequences worsen. When you use liquid soap with...

For Immediate Release: The Essential Organic Facial

ReisaM August 2, 2009

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To Stop is To Start

ReisaM August 2, 2009July 19, 2018

In taking pause, we are able to continue better....

Skin Care Tips: To Scrub or Not to Scrub

ReisaM July 24, 2009

Yes, for people with dry or lifeless skin. One to three times per week at most, cut back if your skin begins to feel taxed. No, for people with breakouts or oily skin -- the friction may excite your oil...

Reisa Mehlman

"I believe that the day spa should be an instant getaway; a place that is quiet without being stuffy, relaxed, elegant and yet entirely comfy. You should feel warm and welcome, surrounded by people who care about you and what they are doing. This is the environment we strive to create at Living Well Healing Arts Center & Spa. Here, you are never just the "next" number; we allow ample time for your services, offer a flexible schedule and can be reached after hours. After all, to me, spa craft is not really a business, it's a lifestyle."
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About Dr. Sarah Lobisco

Dr. LoBisco has been in holistic healthcare for over 10 years. She became interested in holistic medicine when she was able to heal two herniated discs through nutrition, yoga, supplementation, and chiropractic. She has mentored with holistic practices throughout New York, Vermont, and Connecticut. In addition to her Naturopathic and Functional Medical training, Dr. LoBisco has extensive training in a variety of healing modalities, including therapeutic essential oils, nutraceuticals, herbs, whole food supplements, nutritional medicine, and mind-body therapies. She is a graduate of the accredited, four year post-graduate program in Naturopathic Medicine at the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut. This program includes clinical rotations and a demanding scientific curriculum in integrating conventional and natural medicine. Dr. LoBisco holds her license from the state of Vermont.

Dr. LoBisco has completed her postdoctoral training as a certified functional medicine practitioner. She is also certified in Applied Kinesiology and holds a BA in psychology from SUNY Geneseo. She has contributed as an item writer for the North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners (NABNE)and has several articles that have been published in the Naturopathic Doctor News and Review Digest (NDNR) and the Townsend Letter, both physician- based journals. Dr. LoBisco is also a hired speaker on integrative medical topics for medical professionals.

Dr. LoBisco currently incorporates her training in holistic medical practices and conventional medicine through writing, researching, private practice, and through her independent contracting work for companies regarding supplements, nutraceuticals, essential oils, and medical foods. She has a small, private wellness consultation practice through telephone and Skype. Dr. LoBisco also enjoys continuing to educate and empower her readers through her blogs and social media. Her new book, BreakFree Medicine, is now available on Amazon and through Barnes & Noble. Please inquire here for more specific information.