Our Team
Sabrina Dvorak, FNP-BC, Founder of EHC, Functional Medicine Nurse Practitioner
Sabrina has been in health care for over 20 years. She attended Kansas University Medical Center and worked as a RN in the intensive care unit, pre-surgery, and post-surgery departments. She has experience in hospitals, outpatient surgery centers, and clinics.
After witnessing patients become increasingly ill over the years, she chose to transition into a preventative healthcare role and became a Family Nurse Practitioner, graduating Summa Cum Laude from Regis University.
Sabrina intuitively recognized that merely prescribing medications to treat symptoms was not the solution. To enhance her approach, she has taken numerous classes, including those from the Institute of Functional Medicine. She actively participates in workshops and conferences, such as those hosted by the International Society of Environmentally Acquired Illness (ISEAI), to uncover the root causes of symptoms.
By employing a Functional Medicine approach combined with Evidence-Based Medicine, she aims to understand why you feel the way you do and work to reverse the causes of your illness, utilizing both pharmaceuticals and herbal medicine as well as advanced testing.
Her comprehensive understanding of the body, mind, and spirit, bolstered by her certifications as a Family Nurse Practitioner, Reiki therapist, and Certified Massage Therapist, enables her to guide you back to your True Self. It is truly her life passion to provide health coaching that empowers each patient to be their best self!
Kim Gensler, Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach
Kim’s work sits at the intersection of functional medicine, nervous system awareness, spirituality, and personal transformation.
While nutrition, supplements, and lifestyle changes play an important role in healing, Kim recognizes that many symptoms are not simply physical. They often reflect deeper patterns of stress, fear, disconnection, and the ways we have learned to navigate life.
Many of the challenges people experience arise when they become disconnected from themselves, their truth, their purpose, or their deeper sense of connection. Kim’s work helps clients gently return to that connection, creating the conditions for greater coherence, resilience, and well-being.
Her approach is rooted in the understanding that lasting wellness involves more than changing what we eat or the supplements we take. It also involves exploring our relationship with ourselves, our emotions, our beliefs, our behaviors, and the level of presence we bring to our lives.
Through thoughtful conversation, compassionate inquiry, and deep listening, Kim helps clients develop greater awareness of the unconscious patterns that may be contributing to stress, imbalance, and suffering. Rather than focusing solely on symptoms, she supports clients in cultivating self-awareness, authenticity, and trust in their own inner wisdom.
Drawing from functional medicine, nervous system awareness, spirituality, and a deep interest in human consciousness, Kim supports clients in addressing health from a whole-person perspective, honoring the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions of healing.
Kim’s work is deeply intuitive, and at times clients may choose to explore spiritual themes, life transitions, and grief. These conversations are always guided by the client’s beliefs, interests, and readiness.
Rather than focusing solely on fixing symptoms, Kim’s work creates space for people to reconnect with themselves and discover a more grounded, authentic, and sustainable path toward health and well-being.