Welcome!
Welcome! Alexis Chesney MS, ND, LAc is a naturopathic physician, acupuncturist, author and educator. She works full-time at Sojourns Community Health Clinic in beautiful rural Westminster, Vermont and has a small telehealth private practice. Dr. Chesney is a licensed naturopathic physician in Vermont and New Hampshire. She enjoys getting to the root cause of complex chronic illness and partnering with patients to find wellness and balance in their lives. Her book Preventing Lyme and Other Tick-Borne Diseases, published by Storey Publishing, was released in March 2020. To view a video recording of her powerpoint presentation given in 2021, click here. Dr. Chesney is passionate about education and speaks on the topics of prevention, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme and tick-borne diseases at medical conferences and to the general public. She also enjoys mentoring other medical practitioners.
Upcoming Opportunity for health care providers:
NYANP (New York Association of Naturopathic Physicians) Offers Continuing Education on Lyme and Tick-Borne Disease
Register here: https://nyanp.tradewing.com/conference/2xHa6zFnTZvmMsaGs
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Register here: https://nyanp.tradewing.com/conference/PoeeWW8X67stK7BHR |
Office Locations
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Private Office Alexis Chesney MS, ND, LAc Telehealth Visits P: 516-946-1581 F: 888-257-8036 - no insurances accepted - telehealth/phone consultations - schedule here |
In this practical guide, Dr. Alexis Chesney provides effective strategies for deterring the spread of Lyme and other tick-borne diseases.
Available for purchase from Amazon, IndieBound and your favorite local bookstore!
Click here to read more
Or go to dralexischesney.square.site directly!
Testimonial
"I am so happy to have a Lyme literate doctor close by, especially one who is a pleasant, positive person! Even better is that Dr. Chesney has a passionate interest in this disease and its treatment, that she is a doctor who listens and who offers options for treatment, who is willing to work as part of my medical team of practitioners. I also like very much that she seems to be tireless in the role of educating the area public regarding tickborne diseases, related disease prevention and explaining to the public about their options for treatment."
