Sanctuary Integrative Medicine

Mark Logan, MD, is the founder of Sanctuary Integrative Medicine and currently practices Primary Care and Addiction Medicine in Rutland, Vermont. Dr. Logan is completing a 2-year Fellowship in Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine. He is a member of the Institute for Functional Medicine and his practice interests include the role of diet induced inflammation in chronic disease, nutrigenomics, and the roles of dance and music in healing. He offers a movement and meditation based healing modality to his patients and larger community.

Kelly Sweck is a certified Kripalu yoga-dance instructor specializing in Kripalu Danskinetics, a unique approach to movement that combines the time-honored traditions of yoga and dance. The music and movement allow self-expression and help to connect the mind, body, and spirit. Kelly is also a Reiki Master, practicing since 1997. Usui Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction whose benefits include feelings of peace, serenity, security, and well-being.

Dr. Greg Burkland, ND, is a licensed naturopathic family physician who provides patients of all ages and in all life stages comprehensive health care. Dr. Burkland is trained as a primary care physician, specializing in natural medicine. His clinical experience includes specialties in pediatrics, complementary cancer care, heavy metal and chemical detoxification, and autoimmunity.

Beth Miller is a Brennan Healing Science Practitioner and has been studying energy healing for more than 15 years, graduating from the Barbara Brennan School of Healing in 2007. Brennan Healing Science is a specific set of specialized holistic healing modalities that include hands-on healing techniques for working with the human energy field. This holistic healing modality is based on the Human Energy-Consciousness System and its relationship to health and disease. The work combines high-sense perception skills and hands-on energy healing techniques to assist individuals with their personal process of healing.

Dalite Sancic, L.Ac., MSTOM, Dipl.Ac., holds a Master of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine. She is a licensed acupuncturist certified by both the National Certification Commission of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) as well as the State of Vermont. Her areas of expertise include women’s health, pain, and autoimmune diseases. Dalite’s approach to complementary health care combines both Western and Eastern philosophies using techniques that promote long-term benefits. Through treatment, education, and behavior modification, improvements in symptoms as well as overall health can be achieved.

Amanda Burlett has worked in an educator role for some years. She believes that education is important for all ages. While working in a local school system Amanda began treatment for abnormal cells in her body. After a 10 year period without any major improvement she realized she had to make some changes. “I looked at the foods I was eating as well as my fitness and stress levels and found I could make positive health changes. I became healthier and happier than ever before. These changes helped me to decide that I wanted to help other people do the same. Amanda became certified as a Lifestyle Educator in October 2009 specifically for the FirstLine Therapy program. She also is continuing education in fitness with Ashworth College.