Will You Share Wellness Services For HIV Patients?

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Dr. Lewis recalls the wellness and prevention services offered at the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS.

Dr. Lewis:
Hi, my name is Jennifer Lewis. I am the Director of Prevent and Wellness at the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS in Phoenix, Arizona. The Southwest Center provides comprehensive services for people at risk for and impacted by HIV. They include prevention, wellness and clinical trials.

Our wellness services are a integrative medicine approach where we combine naturopathic medicine, complementing alternative medicines such as acupuncture, reflexology, polarity and behavioral health. We have licensed behavioral health clinicians and nutrition. We have registered dieticians. Our prevention services include evidence-based researched protocols and interventions for men, women and youth.

About Dr. Jennifer Lewis, Ph.D.:
Jennifer Lewis the Director of Prevention and Wellness at the Southwest Center for HIV/ AIDS. She oversees HIV prevention for women, men and youth, and wellness which includes medical nutrition, behavioral health and complementary and alternative medicine. She is also the owner of Mosaic Psychotherapy, LLC, a psychotherapy practice that provides consulting and counseling services to individuals and families.

Visit Dr. Jennifer Lewis at the Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS