Ken Campbell RN, NP-C, PKP

Ken Campbell is a Nurse Practitioner who is licensed to practice both Family Health & Acute Care, and is Board Certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.He has served as Clinical Associate Faculty for the Nurse Practitioner Programs at both Syracuse and Binghamton Universities.

Ken is also trained as a Professional Kinesiology Practitioner and works extensively with elite athletes, using this technique to both treat their injuries as well as improve their performance.

Ken was attuned as a Reiki Master in 1987, and has used Reiki extensively in his professional career ever since. This includes everywhere from in ambulances, hospitals, nursing homes, sporting events, and in private settings across the USA, Canada and Asia.

Over his many years of practice, Ken has assisted many people through the difficulties of physical illness and trauma, emotional distress, mental stress, and spiritual growth.

His patients have spanned the full spectrum of human existence. He has personally assisted during the joy and stresses of childbirth...and to comfort those undergoing the very final transition of their life...and many, many other things in between.

What is a Nurse Practitioner?
As a licensed professional health care provider, a Nurse Practitioner (NP) is a Registered Nurse who has additional advanced education and clinical training. This advanced education and licensure allows them to expand their practice to provide routine medical care within the area of their specialty training.

Nurse Practitioners bring with them many years of "hands-on" clinical nursing care before they can go on for their additional specialized study of allopathic medicine.

Thus, NP's approach every patient with 2 philosophies of care: the patient-centered holistic model of nursing care, and the problem-focused medical model.

Over 30 years of studies have shown that NP care is comparable to physician care, with a high level of patient satisfaction.

A Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) is trained to care for health conditions of any age, from prenatal care to childhood & adult health concerns, usually on an out-patient (in the office) basis.

An Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (ACNP) is trained to care for more complex, often critically ill, hospitalized patients.

Ken Campbell, Joan and Bruce Dewe, Norway 2006
(The Dewes are the Founders of
Professional Kinesiology Practice)

Kate Cusano MA, CASAC, CAS, PKP

Kate has worked in the health care field for well over 30 years.

Her professional career began as a speech therapist, working with children and adults with serious speech, language and hearing problems in a rehabilitation center, and then as a Speech Therapist in a local school district grades K-12.

In the late 1980s, she made a career change and began working in the field of addictions as a counselor in an outpatient addictions clinic. She advanced on to be a Clinical Supervisor, and gradually moved into senior level management.

Kate’s education includes - Master of Arts in Education Certificate of Advanced Studies in leadership development. Credential as Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC).

Her Kinesiology training includes - Touch for Health Kinesiology, Professional Kinesiology Practitioner, EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), Auricular Therapy.

Kate is also a Reiki practitioner and has training in the use of essential oils.

Her practice is open to adults, children, as well as animals, with early morning, evening & weekend appointments available.

The Philosophy
At Two Rivers we look at more than the health challenge or "diagnosis" -- we look at the whole person, their family and their life and lifestyle. We help you create a plan that works best for you and your life.

The Goal
Our goal is simple and well defined: to help you achieve a healthier and happier life. We can help you achieve this by working together as a team to come up with a plan that works best for you and your lifestyle.