Dr. Price Neff is a native Tennessean who grew up in Memphis. As a kid, in addition to an obsession with horses, Amy loved cycling, running and medicine. She was very fortunate to have a biologist for a father, who worked in medical research and facilitated her early interests in immunology and cell biology. After attending UT Knoxville, where she did her undergraduate work in Neuroanatomy, she went to medical school at UT Memphis. Amy did her residency in Charlottesville, Virginia at the University of Virginia in the Department of Family Medicine where she also did a Fellowship in Faculty Development and focused on community mental health. At the time, the most interesting questions in healthcare for Amy were the lack of access to care for the uninsured and underinsured. During their time in Norfolk, Amy and Eric opened a butcher shop called Pendulum Fine Meats with their neighbors, Dylan and Dana Wakefield. Amy taught cooking classes to medical students and hosted community events to discuss meat, diets and health, animal welfare, and food systems. Interested in farming, food systems, and the intersection of regenerative agriculture and eaters, the Neffs began a journey in farming that continues in Nashville.
Dr. Susan Redmond is a double board certified Family Medicine and Integrative Medicine physician. She graduated summa cum laude from Clemson University with a degree in Psychology. She then attended University of North Carolina School of Medicine and completed her Family Medicine residency in Massachusetts at Tufts/Cambridge Health Alliance. She pursued additional training with a fellowship in Integrative Medicine through the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine. Susan has a passion for primary care and preventive care for children and adults. Through her continued studies, her interest in integrative medicine and a holistic approach to patient care has grown.
Tyna Barzee moved to Tennessee in 1997 from Utah where she grew up most of her life. As a young teenager she moved and lived in several locations across the United States because her father worked in the exploratory drilling field. With this type of work, when the job is completed then workers move on. Tyna’s career in medicine began in 1986 when she graduated from Medical Assisting School in Provo, Utah. Throughout her career, Tyna has had the opportunity to work with some amazing physicians in various fields of medicine, including primary care, dermatology, allergy, internal medicine, weight loss, and nephrology.
Amelia is an Occupational Therapist and Health Coach based in Nashville, TN. She moved to Nashville in 2009 to pursue her education at Belmont University. She studied Psychology and Nutrition as an undergraduate and graduated from Belmont’s doctoral program in Occupational Therapy. Since 2013, Amelia has worked in inpatient rehabilitation and acute care settings as an Occupational Therapist (OTD). She continues to practice at Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital in the acute care setting.
Originally from New England, Cindy received her BS in nursing from Villanova University in 2018. She began her nursing career as an inpatient medical/surgical RN here in Nashville. Since then, she has practiced in various acute care specialties as a travel nurse at academic hospitals in San Diego, Seattle, and Denver.
At MindStream Integrative Medicine, we offer primary care for all ages with an expanded toolkit that includes an integrative approach. We offer functional and integrative medicine testing when appropriate. We help you synthesize the silos of medical care and diagnostics, explore the potential for preventive approaches, and seek to improve overall health through whole person care.
