About Us

Deborah Lieberman

Deborah Lieberman, PA (Physician Associate) is now licensed to see patients in Colorado and Wyoming!

Deborah has a unique combination of education and experience. As a PA, she sees men, women and children over the age of 10.

She recently passed School of Applied Functional Medicine's First Level, a rigorous year diving into the complexities of gut health, disease, HPATG, metabolic dysfunction, lab interpretation, nutrition and supplementation and mind/body connection. SAFM focuses on preventing and reversing disease. It gives providers the deep understanding of how the body functions normally, at its best, and how to promote its return to that vitality.

Deborah has a broad range and depth of experience, including 10 years of PA work in holistic oriented medical offices along the Front Range of Colorado. Prior to her medical/health career she worked in body work and taught French. Outside of work she loves to hike, swim, aerial dance, ski and chase her 2 grandsons. She enjoys knitting, reading or playing clarinet in quieter moments.

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Accreditations

Education:

  • 2024 School of Applied Functional Medicine Level 1

  • 2020 Kresser Institute ADAPT Functional Lab Training

  • 2015 Red Rocks Community College Physician Assistant Program, Lakewood, CO,

    Certificate of Physician Assistant Studies

  • 2015 Saint Francis University, Loretto, PA, Master of Medical Sciences

  • 1993 Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, Master of Arts: English/TESOL and Foreign Language and

    Literature

  • 1986 Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, Bachelor of Arts: French Language and Literatures, Cum Laude

    Precision Neuromuscular Therapy Certification

Certifications, Licensure, and Professional Memberships:

  • NCCPA Certification Number 1125179, Colorado, October 2015-Present (Recertified until December 2034)

  • Member of American Academy of Physician Assistants/Associates 2014-present

  • State Board of Colorado Medical Licensure Number PA.0004499

  • State of Wyoming License Number PA1366

Carol Roedocker

I am a care-taker personality. I like helping people feel better. I remember, as a kid, telling my mother to drink cherry juice because it would help her arthritis. I have seen in my own life and in others that just small tweaks can often make a huge difference in how we feel and experience life.

Carol

I am also a minimalist and a naturalist. I love helping women promote their own health and that of their families with simple, natural means. If you had a baby with me you’ve heard me say “Warm water and air and light cure almost everything”. It might not always be quite that simple but more often than you think!

After years of providing pregnancy and well-woman care, I have taken a step further. I completed Kresser Institute ADAPT practitioner functional medicine program in 2020. In 2022 I completed Level 1 in the School of Applied Functional Medicine and began Level 2. I am a lifelong learner, hooked on delving deep into specifics of body functions, getting to the root of the problem, and naturally supporting the body to get your health back on track faster and more effectively. 

I thoroughly enjoy working with women, supporting and empowering them to find their power within. Knowledge IS power. And with the power of health, women can be strong, intuitive and happy. They can live joyfully!

Accreditations

Education:

  • 2022 School of Applied Functional Medicine Level 1

  • 2020 Kresser Institute ADAPT trained practitioner in functional medicine and integrative health

  • 1994 Medical University of South Carolina, Master of Science in Nursing, specializing in Women’s Health and Midwifery

  • 1983 Augusta State University, Associate Degree In Nursing

Current licenses, Certifications and Memberships:

  • Colorado CNM license – Certified nurse midwife with prescriptive privileges

  • Wyoming CNM License - Certified nurse midwife with prescriptive privileges

  • CNM certification – Certified by the AMCB (American Midwifery Certification Board)

  • Member ACNM – American College of Nurse Midwives

What People Are Saying

 

“You always have such a calm and reassuring demeanor. You answered all my questions and supported me through any concern.”

— SHARON

“I have so appreciated your thoughtful and balanced approach all along the way, and the truly genuine care and attention you’ve shown.”

— MIRANDA

 

“Thank you for being who you are and doing what you do.”

— WHITNEY

“Your advice and help were a huge blessing to us. I’ve followed your recommendations quite strictly since we spoke 2 months ago. I’ve lost 27 lbs and this morning I discovered I’m pregnant! So thank you again for your kind help.”

— JOCELYN

In ancient cultures, the number 13 represented femininity, because it corresponded to the number of moon (menstrual) cycles in a year. Hence, 13th Moon Functional Medicine for Women.

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