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Ground Floor Health offers two experienced and dedicated naturopathic physicians to care for you and your family:
 Christina Gutierrez, ND, LM
Jessica Stubblefield, ND
Angela Robens, ND, LM
Founder of Ground Floor Health, Dr. Christina Gutierrez graduated from Bastyr University with Naturopathic Medicine doctorate and a certificate in Midwifery. Her extensive medical training also included homeopathy, botanical medicine, and counseling.
Dr. Christina believes that health and wellness are achieved when one addresses all aspects of their being; physical, mental, and spiritual. She enjoys learning each person’s story and tailoring individualized plans that help her patients maintain or regain health and happiness.
Ground Floor Health is the product of her hard work and determination to provide dynamic health care to all families with a special focus on Women’s Health and Pediatrics.
Dr. Stubblefield is a naturopathic doctor whose goal is to help those who are seeking greater freedom in their lives, by providing the stepping stones to well-being.
She is impassioned about keeping life simple and enjoyable, including her approach to health and medicine. She combines traditional methods including botanical medicine and dietary approaches with up-to-date scientific research to help her patients achieve their health goals in ways that blend comfortably with their lives.
Dr. Stubblefield received her Naturopathic Medicine doctorate from Bastyr University.
Dr. Angela Robens is a naturopathic physician (ND) and a licensed midwife (LM). She also has a bachelor’s degree in nursing (RN) and has gained extensive clinical experience in pediatrics, acute care, and geriatrics. As an ND she specializes in whole and holistic family medicine and has a special interest in cardiovascular medicine and women’s health.
Dr. Robens is committed to helping each individual find and walk their path to healing and wellness. She is excited about meeting and getting to know each individual and guiding them toward their own health goals. She loves to educate her patients and community about naturopathic medicine so they can be empowered, actively engaged participants in their own healthcare. See upcoming events for her next lecture.
She uses a combination of botanical medicine, homeopathy, counseling, nutritional therapy, and craniosacral therapy guided by the European theory of biotherapeutic drainage to support each person at different phases of their healing. |
