2863 Old Missouri Rd, Ste 110-C., Fayetteville AR 72703
Mon – Fri: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm, Sat – Sun: Closed

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  • 2863 Old Missouri Rd, Ste 110-C
    Fayetteville AR 72703
  • Mon – Fri: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
    Sat – Sun: Closed
  • (479) 225-5299

Pain & Physical Recovery

Pain & Physical Recovery

At Alternative Nursing NWA, our Pain & Physical Recovery service is dedicated to restoring comfort, movement, and vitality through a holistic, patient-first approach. We specialize in addressing both acute and chronic pain by combining evidence-based interventions with integrative therapies that support healing—not just from the surface but from within. Whether you’re experiencing muscle spasms, joint pain, or spinal discomfort, our team tailors care plans to target the root cause while enhancing overall well-being. Stroke recovery, radiculopathy, arthritis, and nerve-related conditions like neuropathy and fibromyalgia are treated with compassionate expertise and personalized attention.

We understand that pain isn’t just physical—it affects your daily life, your emotional health, and your relationships. That’s why our recovery protocols include guidance for body awareness, stress reduction, and long-term pain management strategies. Every client receives a healing experience that aligns with their goals, mobility needs, and personal comfort. It’s more than care—it’s a partnership in recovery, built on trust, empathy, and the pursuit of lasting relief.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I schedule an appointment?
Please complete the new patient intake forms, questionnaires listed on the patient portal. (see link on website). Based on the reason for your visit, you may be asked to complete other forms to help prepare for the visit. We request that you complete the paperwork at least 5 days prior to your appointment.
How are naturopathic doctors educated, trained, and licensed?
In addition to a standard medical curriculum, schools require their graduates to complete four years of training in disciplines such as clinical nutrition, botanical medicine, physical medicine, counseling, acupuncture, and homeopathic medicine.
Does Naturopathic Medicine have scientific support?

Yes, the practice of Naturopathic Medicine relies on both empirical evidence and modern scientific research. The scientific basis of Naturopathic practice is growing, with toxicological evidence and randomized clinical trials showing that treatments are safe and effective.

Are all natural therapies safe?
No, not all natural therapies are safe for all people. Certain diets, supplements and forms of exercise are not safe or appropriate for individuals depending on health concerns or on the current use of certain medications.
Do you work with medical doctors?
Yes, I frequently collaborate with medical doctors to determine the best approach the care of our patients.

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