Julie started Princeton Functional Medicine so she could be the kind of doctor she wanted to see in her community—someone who listens, uses a collaborative approach, and is a creative problem solver in the complex realm of health, disease, and wellness. She loves delving into the complexities of how the body works and this practice offers an abundantly diverse set of challenges which energize her by demanding that she continually learn. In this way, she finds she can catalyze patient’s healing journeys. She prescribes to the notion that food can be both medicine and poison. “What you eat absolutely matters, as does how you sleep, move, commune, communicate and so on. By combining ever-evolving science and new knowledge with evidence-based practices, her patients gain personalized care that is as unique as the they are.“

Dana’s background is in Labor and Delivery, a unique experience that offers a peek into every human emotion possible. She has a passion for women’s health and building a community that offers support, education, and connection. Working alongside Julie has been a gift, to be able to slow down and really care for people’s needs. “I am continuously inspired by those we work with and look forward to watching them heal, grow and become who they are intended to be. As we bear witnesses to their trials and triumphs, we inevitably grow and heal right along side them.”

Lauren is our guide to billing and organization. She is our cheerleader and friend and we couldn’t run smoothy without her. She can help answer questions or solve issues with billing, payments and membership information.

Rachael is our office assistant who organizes information and helps develop systems and patient education materials, helps manage social media, and more. She is also a full time student studying psychology and working toward her masters degree in hopes of one day becoming a clinical psychologist.