Steven Sandberg-Lewis, ND, DHANP,
has been in continuous practice since graduating from NCNM in
1978. Now a professor at NCNM, he has taught GI physiology,
psychophysiology, GI pathology and gastroenterology since
1996. Student clinicians at the NCNM Natural Health Center
benefit from his supervision with his focus on diet;
myofascial, visceral and spinal manipulation; functional
analysis and mindbody clearing techniques.
Gene Bowman, ND is a 2004 graduate of the National
College of Natural Medicine. Dr. Bowman received a Helfgott
Research Institute fellowship to study the implications of
gastric acid abnormalities. Presently Dr. Bowman holds a
faculty appointment as Clinical Instructor of Neurology
at Oregon Health & Science University where he is a
graduate student in the Department of Public Health and
Preventive Medicine. He is also an adjunct faculty at
Helfgott Research Institute of National College of
Natural Medicine and serves as a clinical preceptor
at the Natural Health Center of NCNM to naturopathic
medical students and residents.
Kayle Sandberg-Lewis, LMT, MA, has a
private practice in stress management and biofeedback,
specializing in traumatic brain injury. She teaches applied
psychophysiology at NCNM and, along with Steven Sandberg-Lewis,
co-supervises a "PsyPhy" shift at NCNM's Natural Health Center.
She is a frequent presenter at Neurofeedback and
Psychophysiology conferences.
Keivan Jinnah, ND, MSOM, LAc. received both his Naturopathic doctorate and his
Masters in the Science of Oriental Medicine from the National College of Naturopathic
Medicine in 1998. He has lectured and written extensively on the natural treatment of
hepatitis C and chronic liver disease. Dr. Jinnah is an adjunct professor at the National
College of Naturopathic Medicine where he teaches "The Liver - In Health and Disease". He
is a member of the Oregon State Viral Hepatitis Planning Group and he sits on the medical
advisory board of the national publication "Liver Health Today". Dr. Jinnah has a private
practice in Portland Oregon and works with a synthesis of naturopathic and Chinese
therapeutics to restore and optimize health. He lives in Portland with his wife and
two children.
Steven Sandberg-Lewis, ND, DHANP,
has been in continuous practice since graduating from NCNM in
1978. Now a professor at NCNM, he has taught GI physiology,
psychophysiology, GI pathology and gastroenterology since
1996. Student clinicians at the NCNM Natural Health Center
benefit from his supervision with his focus on diet;
myofascial, visceral and spinal manipulation; functional
analysis and mindbody clearing techniques.
Gene Bowman, ND is a 2004 graduate of the National
College of Natural Medicine. Dr. Bowman received a Helfgott
Research Institute fellowship to study the implications of
gastric acid abnormalities. Presently Dr. Bowman holds a
faculty appointment as Clinical Instructor of Neurology
at Oregon Health & Science University where he is a
graduate student in the Department of Public Health and
Preventive Medicine. He is also an adjunct faculty at
Helfgott Research Institute of National College of
Natural Medicine and serves as a clinical preceptor
at the Natural Health Center of NCNM to naturopathic
medical students and residents.
Kayle Sandberg-Lewis, LMT, MA, has a
private practice in stress management and biofeedback,
specializing in traumatic brain injury. She teaches applied
psychophysiology at NCNM and, along with Steven Sandberg-Lewis,
co-supervises a "PsyPhy" shift at NCNM's Natural Health Center.
She is a frequent presenter at Neurofeedback and
Psychophysiology conferences. 
Keivan Jinnah, ND, MSOM, LAc. received both his Naturopathic doctorate and his
Masters in the Science of Oriental Medicine from the National College of Naturopathic
Medicine in 1998. He has lectured and written extensively on the natural treatment of
hepatitis C and chronic liver disease. Dr. Jinnah is an adjunct professor at the National
College of Naturopathic Medicine where he teaches "The Liver - In Health and Disease". He
is a member of the Oregon State Viral Hepatitis Planning Group and he sits on the medical
advisory board of the national publication "Liver Health Today". Dr. Jinnah has a private
practice in Portland Oregon and works with a synthesis of naturopathic and Chinese
therapeutics to restore and optimize health. He lives in Portland with his wife and
two children.