The Journey to Remission
Our practice is designed to provide personalized and comprehensive care, guiding you step-by-step toward achieving and maintaining remission. From your initial consultation to ongoing maintenance, each phase of our care is tailored to meet your unique needs. By blending modern Western medicine and diagnostic-driven treatments with holistic healing practices, we aim to empower you at every stage of your journey!
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From Confusion to Confidence: Lisa’s Quality of Life Transformation with Rheumatologic Issues
How Jay Achieved Remission: A Real-Life Autoimmune Success Story
Against the Odds: How Ibeth Overcame Lupus, Dialysis, and Found Hope
Stacy’s Story: From Dismissed Symptoms to Hope and Healing with Dr. Amigues
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Colorado’s Premier Physician-Scientist & Rheumatology Specialist
Studying rheumatology in both France and the United States has given me unrivaled clinical expertise and a highly research-driven approach to my rheumatology practice. With an emphasis on holistic healing, and as a stage IV cancer survivor who benefited from this uniquely blended approach to treatment, I utilize both Western and Eastern healing into my practice to help my patients restore balance and reach full remission.
Dr. Isabelle Amigues
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Watch Dr Amigues' TEDx talk
Changing the Relationship to our (Health) Challenges
Western medicine is rooted in an adversarial approach. The tendency is to think of ourselves as fighting or in a battle. The end-product of this way of thinking is an increase in stress and anxiety that ultimately detracts from our immune response and decreases our ability to recover. Isabelle Amigues, MD, rheumatologist and researcher, explains why the vernacular behind “fighting” diseases can hinder the healing process.
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