Taylor McIntyre, D.C.

 CHIROPRACTOR

Dr. Taylor is a chiropractor, intuitive healer, and founder of The Nature of Health in Gilbert, Arizona. With over a decade of clinical experience, she blends modern health sciences with a deep reverence for the body's innate wisdom and capacity to heal. Her formal training includes a Doctorate in Chiropractic from Palmer College of Chiropractic, along with advanced certifications in Active Release Technique (ART), Applied Kinesiology, the Webster Technique, and extensive study in clinical nutrition and holistic healing approaches.

From an early age, Taylor felt called to the healing path. Raised in a lineage of intuitive, hands-on healers, she has spent her life exploring the connection between physical health, emotional well-being, spiritual growth, and the natural world. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing is not something that is done to us, but something that is awakened from within.

Alongside her clinical practice, Taylor continues to deepen her own spiritual journey through meditation, movement, plant medicine traditions, and conscious connection with nature. She believes that every person carries an inner wisdom waiting to be remembered and that true healing occurs when we reconnect with ourselves, our purpose, and the rhythms of life.

Known for her grounded presence, compassionate heart, and intuitive insight, Taylor creates spaces where others feel safe to explore, heal, and transform. She considers it both an honor and a sacred responsibility to walk alongside others on their healing journeys.

When she is not serving her community, Taylor can be found hiking desert trails, running beneath the Arizona sun, cooking nourishing meals, or spending time with her husband, Dale, and their three children, Meadow, Fawn, and River, whose names reflect the family's deep connection to nature and the beauty of the natural world.

Kristy Crabtree is a licensed professional counselor with nearly twenty years of clinical experience who has crossed through a doorway that most therapists never approach. She bridges two worlds that rarely meet: the evidence-based frameworks of modern psychotherapy - IFS, somatic work, neuroscience - and the ancient, initiatory technology of psychedelic medicine, curanderismo, and direct transmission healing.

But the credential isn't the story. The story is that Kristy was healed at three years old by light beings, in a spontaneous cardiac miracle that her cardiologist documented and couldn't explain. In that moment, she made a covenant. She would spend the next four decades not quite knowing why her life kept leading her back to the same threshold - until psilocybin showed her what had been underneath everything all along: abuse she didn't consciously remember, ancestral wounds she'd been carrying, and gifts she hadn't yet claimed.

The medicine didn't just heal her. It initiated her. It opened her nervous system as a receiver - so that when she sits with a client, her body literally syncs with theirs, feeling the origin of their pain in her own tissue so she can name it and help release it. She works with guides in the room. She channels. She does hands-on energy work. And she does all of this with twenty years of clinical training and a therapist's license behind her, which means she can hold whatever comes up.

What makes Kristy different isn't just that she bridges psychology and spirituality. It's that she is the bridge - in her own body, in her own story, in her own ongoing initiation.