About

EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

Stacy Meyers, RN

Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Marquette University

Master's in Nursing Education, Villanova University

Registered Nurse of 25 years (FL compact licensure)

US Navy Veteran, Nurse Corps Officer

Board-certified Functional Medicine Practitioner

Board-certified Functional Nurse Health Coach

Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis Practitioner (HTMA-P)

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My Mission

To enlighten the mind, equip the body, and enliven the soul's Viriditas for living your best life wholly.

Vision:

caring for my clients in cooperation with the Divine Physician

  • To provide whole person health care that honors the dignity of each individual I encounter in my practice

  • To create space for healing in their lives

  • To serve each person with the excellence of my profession

  • To partner with them in the realization of their own vibrant wellness

  • To accompany them in pursuit and cutivation of their Viriditas

Values

Integrity • Excellence • Compassion • Curiosity • Presence

I believe...

  • in taking a chance and investing in yourself, and in taking charge of your health

  • healing is a journey, and is not linear

  • small steps done consistently lead to BIG results

  • when we know better, we do better

  • our bodies were designed beautifully and can heal if given the right support

  • in a root cause approach, not bandaids

  • we have only to begin (again and again)

  • living low tox makes a difference

  • wellness involves the whole person - body, mind, soul, and spirit

  • in self advocacy and personal empowerment

  • we should live our lives vibrantly, to the full

  • we are created for community - life is a lot better when we walk together

What is Viriditas?

Saint Hildegard was a German Benedictine abbess and writer, composer, playwright, philosopher, mystic, visionary, medical writer and practitioner during the High Middle Ages. She authored multiple theological, botanical, and medicinal works, as well as letters, hymns, and antiphons for the liturgy. St Hildegard is one of the most famous composers of sacred chant, as well as the most recorded in modern history; she is one of the few known composers to have written both the music and the words. She has been considered by a number of scholars to be the founder of scientific natural history in Germany, and is one of four female Doctors of the Catholic Church.

St Hildegard articulated a vision of God as a pulsating life-force present in our lives. Viriditas is a guiding theme, throughout all of her works. It has been translated in various ways, such as freshness, vitality, fertility, fecundity, fruitfulness, verdure, or growth . In Hildegard’s understanding, it is literal and metaphorical for spiritual and physical health, which is visible in the divine word.

“The origin of Viriditas may be the union of two Latin words: Green and Truth. But like most Latin words, Viriditas does not easily translate into convenient, straightforward English. While being difficult to translate may be frustrating to some, there is beauty in this complexity. In much of her work, viriditas was “the greening power of God.” It was in everything, including humans.

This “greenness” was an expression of heaven, the creative power of life, which can be witnessed in the gardens, forests, and farmland all around us. And like those lands, she saw viriditas as something to be cultivated in both our bodies and our souls.

Hildegard believed viriditas was to not just be witnessed, but sought out. Hildegard spoke of this pursuit of viriditas through her metaphors of moistness, fruitfulness, and vigor of the soul. These attributes were how she saw life, signs of being alive, and of engaging in this living force of the creator.

She saw viriditas as the living part of the duality with ariditas, the “dryness”, “drought”, “aridity”, and “infection” that can arise when the flow of viriditas is blocked. She saw the tension between the life affirming and balance seeking attributes of viriditas and the barrenness and dryness of ariditas as motivation for constant inquiry into how to encourage the flow of greening power. Physical disease and spiritual decay were evidence of this lacking flow, a flow of greenness that penetrated every aspect of all life, and was a reflection of the Divine on Earth.

Regardless of how viriditas is translated, the word is full of life.

— excerpts taken from Healthy Hildegard

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