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ASHVILLE NORTH CAROLINA PROLOTHERAPY
NORTH
CAROLINA, ASHEVILLE
STEPHEN W. BLIEVERNICHT, M.D.,
F.A.C.S.
OFFICE/MAILING ADDRESS:
242 Old Concord Road,
Fletcher, (Asheville Area) North Carolina 28732
TELEPHONE: 828-628-0620
FAX: 828-628-1810
EMAIL: drbfacs@yahoo.com
WEBSITE: www.swbmd.com
Dr. Blievernicht was born in Indianapolis and reared in Atlanta. He
received his undergraduate degree in Chemistry from Emory University and
graduated with honors from Emory University School of Medicine where he
was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha, the national honor society for
medicine. He completed his General Surgery internship and residency at
the Medical College of Virginia/Virginia Commonwealth University where
he was also a research fellow and was selected to be the American Cancer
Society Surgical Fellow.
He is Board Certified in General Surgery and a Fellow of the American
College of Surgeons (Retired). He served in the U.S. Army Medical Corps,
Heidelberg, Germany, where he was Chief of Surgery at Heidelberg
Hospital. Following military service, he returned to the Medical College
of Virginia where he was appointed Assistant Professor in the Division
of Surgical Oncology.
For 17 years, Dr. Blievernicht practiced as a pioneering physician in
Greensboro, North Carolina. His holistic approach to General Surgery
included facilitating patient empowerment through education and
communication, the integration of nutrition, guided imagery, music, and
honoring the mind-body-spirit connection in the care of his patients. He
pioneered several surgical procedures during his years in Greensboro and
was the founder of the Moses H. Cone Tumor Board and the Cancer
Committee which he chaired for 14 years. He served on the first Medical
Advisory Board for Hospice at Greensboro and other community medical
boards. He and his wife co-facilitated a weekly support group for
persons with cancer. He has a strong interest in the field of
Psychoneuroimmunology (the connection of the mind, emotions, and body)
and has over 400 hours of education in Behavioral Medicine including
clinical training with Dr. Herbert Benson at Harvard University. He also
founded and is president of The North Carolina Center for the Healing
Arts, a non-profit organization dedicated to the integration of
individuals from a large spectrum of the healing professions in order to
cross-educate and blend different perspectives in the field of healing.
Upon moving to Asheville in 1997, he was on the staff of Great Smokies
Medical Center for two years where his practice included Pain Care (Prolotherapy
and Neural Therapy), Metabolic, Preventive, Anti-Aging and Environmental
Medicine.
In 1999, Dr. Blievernicht opened his own practice, The Phoenix Medical
Center in Asheville, with a focus on an integrative medical approach to
Pain Care.
His comprehensive methods include Prolotherapy (also known as
Sclerotherapy and Reconstructive Ligament and Joint Therapy).
In his practice he also utilizes Neural Therapy, Trigger Point
Injections, Myofascial Release and Osteopathic Manipulation Therapy,
Medical Acupuncture, metabolic and nutritional support.
He incorporates his insights and understanding of the importance of
honoring the mind-body connection along with the emotional and spiritual
components of caring for individuals with pain. He has had extensive
Prolotherapy training with Dr. William Faber of Milwaukee (author of
Pain, Pain, Go Away), Dr. Thomas Ravin of Denver, Colorado, (author of
Principles of Prolotherapy), Dr. Mark Cantieri of Mishawaka, Indiana,
Dr. Ross Hauser, Oak Park, Illinois, (author of Prolo Your Pain Away),
and many other leaders in this dynamic field through educational
programs of the American Academy of Osteopathic Medicine and the
American College of Sclerotherapeutic Pain Management. He has trained
with Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt in the field of Neural Therapy and has
completed training in Medical Acupuncture from the UCLA School of
Medicine. He attends numerous continuing education courses annually to
keep abreast of advances in Pain Care therapies. In addition to his
education in the field of Pain Care, Dr. Blievernicht is able to closely
empathize with patients who have suffered from a variety of chronic and
acute pain syndromes and the impact on daily living activities. Having
experienced Prolotherapy treatments to many areas of his body has
enabled him to continue to lead a vibrant professional and personal
life.
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