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...

MARIN COUNTY, CA – The California Highway Patrol impounded a vehicle Tuesday evening after discovering the driver was covering both of his license plates with a receipt from Safeway. The suspect was pulled over just before 8 p.m. on southbound Highway 101 north of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard when an officer noticed the white Ford Mustang with a partially obstructed license plate. The area is near the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, where motorists sometimes cover license plates to avoid tolls, according to the California Highway Patrol's Marin office. The driver in this incident reportedly used a receipt for a pound of teriyaki chicken wings purchased earlier in the day to cover the first two digits of his license plates, CHP officials said. The motorist, whose name was not released, was cited for driving on a suspended license and having an obstructed license plate. The vehicle was impounded. Bay City News Service and Kristina Houck/Patch contributed to this report. Images via CHP Marin

MARIN COUNTY, CA – The California Highway Patrol impounded a vehicle Tuesday evening after discovering the driver was covering both of his license plates with a receipt from Safeway.

The suspect was pulled over just before 8 p.m. on southbound Highway 101 north of Sir Francis Drake Boulevard when an officer noticed the white Ford Mustang with a partially obstructed license plate. The area is near the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, where motorists sometimes cover license plates to avoid tolls, according to the California Highway Patrol's Marin office. The driver in this incident reportedly used a receipt for a pound of teriyaki chicken wings purchased earlier in the day to cover the first two digits of his license plates, CHP officials said.

The motorist, whose name was not released, was cited for driving on a suspended license and having an obstructed license plate. The vehicle was impounded. Bay City News Service and Kristina Houck/Patch contributed to this report.

Car Impounded For Using Receipt To Cover Plates

The driver used a receipt for a pound of teriyaki chicken wings to cover the first two digits of his license plates, CHP officials said. 