Meet our Healthcare Providers

Dr. Stephanie Stark is a licensed Naturopathic Physician. She received her B.S. in Nutrition from the University of Texas at Austin where she was inspired to further her studies into Integrative Medicine. During her schooling Stephanie worked at Whole Foods Market in the Herb & Supplement department. She encountered people on a daily basis who were dismayed with the current healthcare system and sought advice regarding their illness. She was inspired by stories of people taking their health into their own hands and researched how she could make a difference in people’s lives like this, in a deeper way. Stephanie discovered that as a Naturopathic Physician she could learn about conventional medicine and alternative treatments while emphasizing education and the least invasive treatment options. In 2005 she obtained her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine after five years of studies at Bastyr University. During that time, Stephanie worked at Children’s Hospital & Regional Medical Center and in the Dispensary at the Bastyr Center for Natural Health. Her clinical training at Washington’s largest natural medicine clinic, Bastyr Center for Natural Health, included shifts in Family Medicine, Physical Medicine and Counseling; she took elective shifts in Homeopathy and worked at off-campus clinic sites for homeless women and for seniors. She spent hundreds of hours beyond her formal education interning with various Seattle physicians. Dr. Stark received additional training in Primary Care and enjoys seeing patients of all ages and backgrounds. She is especially adept with women’s health, pediatric issues, digestive and thyroid issues. Dr. Stark is active in the advancement of her profession and is a member of several medical organizations

Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys spending time with her family & friends, cooking, dancing, and playing tennis.

Dr. Eve Harmony is a 2006 graduate of Bastyr University in Seattle, and has held her medical license continuously since then. She discovered the healing power of Naturopathic Medicine after overtreatment with antibiotics for common illnesses left her “either sick, or on antibiotics.” With the use of only a handful of herbs, nutrients, and a simple dietary change, she was able to exit the antibiotic treadmill and enjoy the vitality she knew she deserved. Her passion for helping others by “treating the cause” of disease, rather than masking or suppressing symptoms, was born from this experience.

During medical school, Dr. Harmony (then, Rockafellow) pursued deep learning in the energetic/emotional/spiritual arts of Shamanism and Craniosacral Therapy. After taking all the classes, and then assisting with teaching in all 3 levels of craniosacral therapy, Dr. Harmony had become the student “go-to” expert on the subject and volunteered to run practice labs for students to hone their skills with her supervision and support.

When starting her practice, Dr. Harmony chose to focus on a combination of Craniosacral Therapy and Shamanic Healing to support people with their mental and emotional health needs. While guided by her intuitive skills, she took patients on a journey of discussion with their pain to discover how to heal. Dr. Harmony’s practice grew through word of mouth, and she stayed busy, but she longed for the other aspects of medicine that her schooling had taught her.

With a desire to rekindle her skills in prescribing nutritional supplements, herbs, and lifestyle therapies, Dr. Harmony found herself in a residency-type position working with an experienced family practice MD who had a Functional Medicine approach. Under his mentorship, she developed her skills with Hormone Replacement, Peptide Therapy, joint and soft tissue injections with Prolotherapy and PRP, Ozone therapies, and Biologics therapies. Her next position in a popular regenerative medicine clinic in Santa Barbara helped hone these skills even further, and again, with word of mouth from happy clients, Dr. Harmony doubled the practice’s patient load and revenue in her time there.

After 7 years of focusing on Functional Medicine, Dr. Harmony found herself again longing to incorporate all of her skills and talents, and she began the search for a clinic that would support her eclectic mix of talents and interests in patient care. As a Tucson native, Dr Harmony has happily returned “home” to the desert and her family.

Dr. Harmony’s favorite principle of Naturopathic Medicine is “Docere,” which means, “Doctor as teacher.” She believes that when people understand the reasons for new therapies and approaches, they are more likely to stick with the plan and be successful. For this reason, Dr. Harmony avidly consumes medical literature and shares new insights with patients in an understandable and relatable way.

Dr Harmony is helping us provide more thorough care at Blue Oak Clinic with her expertise in recognizing, testing, and the treatment of mold illness, parasites, and Lyme Disease. She works with an Infectious Disease Doctor in Africa for analysis of samples because she has found that the reuslts are far more comprehenisve than what is availlable in the USA.

Mary Spencer has been a nationally certified Diplomate of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) since 2006. Mary became interested in acupuncture while studying psychology at the University of Arizona. She became a research assistant in a clinical trial that was underway at the time, evaluating the effects of acupuncture on major depression. Through this experience, Mary became even more interested in the mind-body connection and its impact on healing and decided to pursue her Master’s degree in acupuncture and herbal medicine. Mary graduated from the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine and continued her studies in Nanjing, China, becoming a licensed acupuncturist. She has treated thousands of patients with a gentle, effective and compassionate approach. She designed and worked in an acupuncture pain management program in a Federally Qualified Health Center, treated patients in various behavioral health acupuncture day programs she created, and has additionally practiced in wellness centers, chiropractic offices, and yoga studios. She was an instructor, supervisor and chair of the herbal program at the Arizona School of Oriental Medicine from 2008-2013.

Mary has happily relocated back to Arizona with her family recently. When she’s not treating patients, she enjoys weight training, hiking, cooking and learning about gardening and the native plants of the Southwest.

Jamie Moon is a dedicated acupuncturist based in Tucson, AZ, where she has been practicing since 2012. She graduated from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in 2011. Jamie’s priority is to honor the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. She understands that healing is a deeply personal and powerful journey, and she approaches each patient with a genuine desire to listen, connect, and support them exactly where they are.

Jamie’s work is rooted in holistic care, meaningful relationships, and creating a space where patients feel truly seen. She takes the time to understand each individual’s story and goals, helping them move toward greater balance and well-being. In addition to traditional acupuncture and holistic support, Jamie also offers preparation and integration sessions for clients engaging with psychedelic experiences in legally sanctioned or therapeutic settings. Her focus is on helping individuals ground, process insights, and integrate their experiences into their daily lives in a safe and supportive way.

Outside the clinic, Jamie finds joy and nourishment in her creative and nature-centered practices. She loves gardening, immersing herself in art, expressing herself through music, and spending time with her community. These passions ground her and inspire the presence, warmth, and intuitive care she brings to every patient she meets.

 

A native Tucsonan, Amy grew up enjoying the beautiful outdoors through hiking and rock climbing.  A ballet dancer by training, she routinely sought complimentary healthcare such as chiropractic, acupuncture and Asian Medicine to heal from pain as well as to prevent injury. Through her positive experiences with her own healing as well as her love of working with people, she knew going into complimentary medicine would be her path.

 

In addition to her private practice, Amy worked in the integrative department of a residential treatment center for substance addiction and trauma recovery.  She has worked with patients undergoing cancer treatment as well as patients with chronic stress, fatigue and pain.  Amy loves working in an integrative environment and encourages her patients to explore various healing modalities to find what works for them!