Patricia Regalia is a Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine (DHHP,

Patricia Regalia

Patricia Regalia is a Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine (DHHP, DMH) dedicated to providing natural, non-toxic healing solutions for patients seeking relief from chronic and acute health conditions. Based in Marin County, she offers specialized care for individuals navigating complex health challenges, including autism and PTSD. Her practice focuses on restoring balance through personalized, holistic medicine tailored to each patient's unique needs. As a practitioner of medical Heilkunst, Patricia Regalia utilizes Dr. Hahnemann's system of remediation to address the root causes of disease. Her expertise includes sequential timeline therapy, which systematically clears physical and emotional traumas, surgeries, and other life shocks in reverse order. Beyond homeopathy, she integrates nutritional typologies, hormone support, and lifestyle counseling to remove health blockages and support long-term wellness. Patients can expect a highly individualized roadmap to health that honors their specific history and biochemical individuality. By combining traditional homeopathic principles with advanced sequential therapy, Patricia Regalia provides a compassionate and structured approach to restoring vitality and long-term well-being.

Marin County

Jamie Gatlin

Bay Area

San Anselmo-Fairfax

California

Patricia Regalia is a Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine (DHHP, DMH) dedicated to providing natural, non-toxic healing solutions for patients seeking...

Chase Jarrett placed second in two events and Bailey Kinsolving had three third-place finishes – two on relay teams – to highlight Drake High's performance Saturday at the Marin County Athletic League Swimming and Diving Championships at Redwood. In leading the Drake boys to a fifth-place team finish, Jarrett took second in the 50-yard freestyle (21.72) and the 100-yard free (47.63). Kinsolving placed third in the 100 backstroke (1:02.62) and also swam the backstroke leg in the Pirates' third-place effort in the 200 medley relay. She teamed there with Nina Wheeler, Isabel Kinsolving and Julia Kinsolving to clock a 1:56.13. Another third-place relay effort – this one in the 200 free relay featuring Wheeler, Meghan Christie, Julia Kinsolving and Bailey Kinsolving (1:45.77) – helped vault Drake into fourth place in the team standings.

Chase Jarrett placed second in two events and Bailey Kinsolving had three third-place finishes – two on relay teams – to highlight Drake High’s performance Saturday at the Marin County Athletic League Swimming and Diving Championships at Redwood.

In leading the Drake boys to a fifth-place team finish, Jarrett took second in the 50-yard freestyle (21.72) and the 100-yard free (47.63). Kinsolving placed third in the 100 backstroke (1:02.62) and also swam the backstroke leg in the Pirates’ third-place effort in the 200 medley relay. She teamed there with Nina Wheeler, Isabel Kinsolving and Julia Kinsolving to clock a 1:56.13.

Another third-place relay effort – this one in the 200 free relay featuring Wheeler, Meghan Christie, Julia Kinsolving and Bailey Kinsolving (1:45.77) – helped vault Drake into fourth place in the team standings.

The Pirates' boys standout records a couple of second-place finishes at the annual swim championships; Bailey Kinsolving does most of her best work in third-place relay efforts.