Dr. Carlie Bell
Dr. Carlie Bell attended The Ohio State University on a full academic scholarship for her undergraduate education before pursuing her Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degree at Sonoran University in Tempe, Arizona, graduating in 2008.
In her holistic medical practice, Dr. Carlie integrates mindfulness-based life coaching with evidence-informed natural therapies to guide clients toward sustainable health. Homeopathy, dietary counseling, lifestyle modification, mindset training, and nutraceutical therapy are some of the modalities Dr. Carlie uses in her approach to client care. As a licensed Naturopathic Physician, Dr. Carlie is also trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) including acupuncture and Chinese herbs, physical manipulation, hydrotherapy, minor surgery, natural childbirth, and prescription pharmaceuticals.
Beyond clinical care, Dr. Carlie has developed both didactic and clinical health care curricula while managing medical faculty for various colleges’ health and wellness programs. She travels to lecture on various health care topics as an expert in naturopathic medicine and is a leading voice in holistic health practices. Having over 20 years of experience in adult education, Dr. Carlie is deeply committed to empowering communities with knowledge about healthy living and natural remedies.
As a freelance writer, Dr. Carlie is a contributing author for national and international publications on subjects including natural health therapies, wellness trends, healthy living, and conventional medical topics. Her entrepreneurial ventures include founding a corporate wellness company, curating wellness retreats, designing a holistic health coaching program, and creating a nutraceutical line of herbal supplements.
Outside of her professional life, Dr. Carlie is an avid scuba diver and travel enthusiast. When she isn’t seeing clients, you can find her swimming, diving, or exploring new destinations, immersing herself in diverse cultures and embracing transformative experiences around the globe.
