About Dr. Seelye
Dr. Seelye spent over 20 years in traditional veterinary practice and became more and more frustrated with the temporary band aiding of medical conditions with toxic drugs that sometimes caused more harm than good. Typically these side effects would have to be counteracted with other drugs, and so it would go. At the cellular level deterioration continued until the next crisis occurred, and in conventional medicine there is no way to adequately cure degenerative or chronic conditions.
All of this was very troublesome to Dr. Seelye. Her decision to search for true healing for her pets, patients, and herself lead her on a journey spanning over 5 years of intensive apprenticeships and studies. The results were startling and exciting! Her excitement in what she found caused her to close her established practice of 25 years and move to Western Washington to pursue the development of an alternative practice where true healing is created without the use of toxic drugs and invasive procedures.
Dr. Seelye’s incorporation of Quantum physics, along with her knowledge and experience of allopathic and eastern medicine in her healing work, sets this apart from other healing modalities.
Dr. Seelye is devoted to health and healing through non-toxic wholistic/holistic methods while addressing both body and mind. Her approach is effective for the treatment of all medical conditions, behavior problems, and lameness. This is the ultimate in preventive medicine. You too can find the answer to truehealth and healing for your pet or equine partner.
Benefits realized by Quantum Healing
- Reduce the frequency and severity of injury and illness.
- Increase production of joint fluid.
- Increase joint range of motion.
- Release stored toxins in the body.
- Optimize physical performance.
- Decrease and eliminate problem behaviors.
- Optimize function of circulatory, respiratory, lymphatic, digestive and neurological system.
- Prevent disease through the optimized function of the above systems.
Credentials
- Bachelor of Science in Bacteriology
- Bachelor of Science in Animal Science
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
- • Washington State University
- Certified Tui-na practitioner (Chinese medical manipulation)
- Chi Institute graduate
- • School of traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine TCVM.com
- Private Mixed Animal Practice
- • 25 years
- Postgraduate Studies
- • Quantum physics, neurophysiology, molecular biology, Ramtha's School of Enlightenment
- Further studies
- TTouch, Qigong, Homeopathy, Nutraceutics, Chinese and Western Herbal
medicine, Feldenkrais, Yoga,
Tai-Ji, Equine Externship - Santa Anita racetrack - Student Equine Research Assistant - WSU
Suggested reading and viewing materials to gain further understanding of these healing concepts.
- Molecules of Emotion, by Candice Pert
- The Biology of Belief, by Dr. Bruce Lipton
- Synaptic Self, by Joseph Le Doux
- The Quantum Brain, by Jeffrey Satinover
- What the Bleep, movie DVD
- The Biology of Perception/The Psychology of Change, by Dr. Bruce Lipton and Rob Williams
- The Field, by Lynne McTaggart
- Biology of Emotion, by Dr. Bruce Lipton, movie DVD
- Down the Rabbit Hole, movie DVD
Dr. Seelye working on a horse
Testimonials
"I just came back from a ride up the mountain on my new horse, 14 year old Belle. You worked with her in March, and her new pelvis and topline have allowed her much more access to freedom and power and responsiveness. We didn't do much the first few weeks after her treatment, just some focus and stretching, then started with light arena work. In mid April we began to do more arena work, where I rode her long and deep, my body tipped just a hair forward to free up her pelvis (at my trainer’s suggestion). We did a few easy trail rides but I don't think I'd been on her for more than 1/2 hour since her treatment when our May intensive came along. My trainer recognized that she was ready to go to work and work we did! I was amazed at her canter, her ability to lift up and forward and keep a slow, easy rhythm. This mare has always been inclined to rush her tempo (since the early days when she ran away with the cart and never got any "repair help") and 10,000 endurance miles probably didn't help. Anyway, there we were on the mountain, and if I kept my seat and leg on she stayed in a slow tempo and was immediate on all transitions, up or down. We used to take 100 feet to slow down… now it's one step and she's back, no rein, all seat and leg. Riding down the mountain I was aware of a new use for the free pelvis… she really steps under herself now, there's much more swing in her downhill step. She used to pussyfoot downhill, poking along, protecting that twisted hind end. Now she moves much more freely. Other surprises… she doesn't need brush boots anymore because she's not interfering. And, despite how little actual riding time she's had this spring the ride halfway up the mountain produced only a little sweat and most of that was between her hind legs, almost none in the shoulders and neck. She's using herself better and is obviously happy about it. She was also a bit more "spooky" than she used to be, not actually spooking but noticing the turkeys, the deer, the dog rushing through the bushesin ways she didn't when she was roaring along trying to get a job done, miles covered. All her "spooks" amounted to were tiny twitches but I suspect she's seeing the mountain with new eyes, since she's feeling so youthful herself. She looks great and is a joy to ride! …"
Dr. Seelye receiving her Chinese Tui-na certification from Dr. Huisheng Xie