About Stacey:

Pronouns: She/Her

Stacey Molle (pronounced Moe-lay) is a Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nurse Practitioner that has 19 years of nursing experience and certification in both Family Practice and Psychiatric Mental Health. She has worked as an Advanced Practice Nurse for more than 10 years.

She has worked with people from all walks of life and realizes that she particularly identifies with women, LGBTQIA+, and neurodivergent persons. During her years of providing comprehensive care, she has found that something is missing in traditional medicine. By focusing on care that identifies the ROOT CAUSE of clients’ symptoms, she has found that her clients have better outcomes. Whether it be major life changes or the bodily changes that come with aging, traditional medicine does not adjust to those changes and remains unacceptably “cookie cutter.”

Stacey has completed a rigorous Functional Medicine Fellowship that is specific to Psychiatry. She has also completed specialized courses in Women’s Health, Perinatal care, and Hormone Replacement. She has been managing a weight management business for more than 3 years where she treats women with a body-positive approach. In her time with that clinic and with her own weight struggles she has found that there are fundamental changes in women’s bodies that require more than a pill. Today, she hopes to share that knowledge with her clients.

She grew up in a small rural town and understands the confines of oppression and the trauma that can be induced by not being able to be your authentic self. She understands the healthcare system and how it often lets patients down. Her goal is to offer care for marginalized populations that allows clients to be their true self, without judgment, and at a fair, affordable rate. 

She hopes to provide a safe space for any patient that needs her services. She believes in providing care that promotes sex positivity, body positivity, and considers the needs of the whole person.  Any client age 16 and older is welcome, please contact her today.