The mission of Healing Hearts and Paws is to provide hope and healing to animals with a special focus on:

• Partnering with smaller rescues with limited funds to cover integrative veterinary care and whole-food nutrition costs for animals who need it most.

• Providing holistic therapies — including Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Ozone Therapy, Nutritional IV Treatments, IASIS Neurofeedback, and Sanawave Advanced PEMF — at significantly reduced fees to rescue and foster animals suffering from emotional trauma, chronic pain, and other conditions, helping ease their burdens when overwhelming financial challenges make such integrative care otherwise impossible.

Dr. Nicole LeVeque received her Bachelor's Degree in Biochemistry from the University of Michigan and her Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from Michigan State in 2000. She began practicing at D’Adamo Veterinary Hospital in Livonia, Michigan. There, she was able to provide her clients with such services as abdominal ultrasound, endoscopy, surgery and dental care. In staying with her true nature and love for a more natural approach to health care, she became certified in veterinary acupuncture in 2003 through IVAS. Since that time she has worked with herbal therapies and completed an intensive course with some of the most renowned holistic veterinary masters of Traditional Chinese Medicine including Dr. Mona Bodreaux and Dr. Steven Marsden. In addition, Dr. LeVeque practices Qi Gong which she enjoys incorporating into her acupuncture sessions. Dr. Nicole LeVeque became certified in Veterinary Spinal Manipulation Therapy (VSMT) through The Healing Oasis Wellness Center in 2012.

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She lives in Royal Oak with her husband, two children and their rescued pets - two cats and one very large dog! They enjoy outdoor activities including camping, swimming, taking care of their vegetable garden and most of all, simply playing. Along with her love of animals, her other passion is ballet. She danced in a ballet company from childhood through her years in college and taught ballet, tap and jazz. She still takes classes when time permits. 

Please bring a mat and water. Wear workout clothes. For the best coaching experience, wear clothes that allow me to see your joints and posture. Baggy clothes will limit what I can see and coach.

You do not need to have workout experience to benefit from this class. In fact, this is a great place to learn about your body and how you move so that you can start an exercise program on the right foot if that is something you want to do.

Yes! You'll learn from someone who has been in the trenches helping people move better for over 30 years. Rachel often sees clients who have been working out for a long time and end up coming to her because they've started experiencing pain or movement issues.

This class is focused on moving and functioning well. It is not a high-intensity class, but a lot of what we do will be new even for the seasoned yogi or fitness buff. Some of these techniques will be a challenge just because they're new. With that said, there are modifications for everything

Many of Rachel's clients come to her to solve pain and movement issues. If you're unable to climb stairs for any reason, unfortunately, we do not have other accommodations available for the training space. If you are experiencing pain, injury or recent surgery, please call Rachel to discuss . (248) 217-0034 or rachel@humansmove.com

It will be held at Natural Healing Petcare

1883 E Maple Rd, Troy, MI 48083

Yes! You can share this page with your friends and family. You can make donations outside of this class. Just skip registration and go to step 2 for the donation link.