The Flourish Center

The Flourish Center Integrative team approach to supporting your health & wellness in SW Portland.

Join Our Team at The Flourish CenterAre you a business owner who wants to practice in a beautiful, supportive space alon...
02/19/2026

Join Our Team at The Flourish Center

Are you a business owner who wants to practice in a beautiful, supportive space alongside like-minded professionals?

At The Flourish Center, we believe in treating and empowering the whole person — physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. If you value collaboration over competition and community over isolation, we’d love to connect.

We are currently seeking:
• Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
• Craniosacral Therapist
• Massage Therapist
• Physical Therapist

Second-career nurses are strongly encouraged to apply.

Flourish Team Membership Includes:
• Use of our fully furnished clinical space for your client sessions
• Monthly access to our community space for classes, workshops, or support groups
• A collaborative, empowering team approach to client care
• Ongoing community-building experiences
• Monthly collaborative team & business mastermind meeting (2nd Monday, 10–11:30am)
• Featured listing on theflourishcenter.co with links to your website
• Regular features in The Flourish Center newsletter and social media

If you’re looking for a place to grow your practice while being part of something meaningful, we’d love to show you around.

Want to hear more?

Email our founder, Jen Owen, N.P. at jen@theflourishcenter.co
to learn more and schedule a tour of our space.


What does a plant-predominant plate actually look like?It doesn’t mean vegan.It doesn’t mean complicated.It doesn’t mean...
02/18/2026

What does a plant-predominant plate actually look like?

It doesn’t mean vegan.
It doesn’t mean complicated.
It doesn’t mean expensive.

It means most of your plate comes from plants.

A simple example:

🥦 Half your plate: Non-starchy vegetables
Roasted broccoli, leafy greens, peppers, zucchini, Brussels sprouts, a big salad.

🍚 One quarter of your plate: Whole grains or starchy plants
Brown rice, quinoa, farro, sweet potatoes, beans, lentils.

🥑 One quarter of your plate: Protein
Beans, lentils, tofu, tempeh, fish, eggs, or lean meats in smaller portions.

Add healthy fats from nuts, seeds, olive oil, or avocado.

That’s it.

No calorie counting. No extreme restriction. Just shifting the balance so plants take the lead.

A plant-predominant pattern is associated with improved blood sugar control, lower inflammation, better heart health, improved gut function, and long-term disease prevention.

Lifestyle Medicine isn’t about perfection. It’s about building plates — and habits — that support your health consistently.

Learn more about Lifestyle Medicine and our programs at theflourishcenter.co.


Holistic Pelvic Care™ often sparks curiosity — and sometimes hesitation.In her newest blog, “Why Every Woman Needs Holis...
02/17/2026

Holistic Pelvic Care™ often sparks curiosity — and sometimes hesitation.

In her newest blog, “Why Every Woman Needs Holistic Pelvic Care™ – A Portland, Oregon Nurse Practitioner Explains,” Jen shares why pelvic care should be preventative, not just something addressed when symptoms appear.

For nearly a decade, Jen has offered Holistic Pelvic Care™ in Portland, combining inter-vaginal massage with breathwork to help clear tension, restore pelvic balance, and support overall vitality. In this post, she explores the cultural conditioning that disconnects women from their bodies and why caring for the pelvic floor can influence stability, energy, creativity, and confidence.

If you’ve ever wondered what this work really is — and why it matters — this is a powerful place to begin.

Read the full blog at theflourishcenter.co.


❤️ A Lifestyle Medicine–Inspired Valentine’s Dinner for TwoCelebrating Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to mean heavy food o...
02/13/2026

❤️ A Lifestyle Medicine–Inspired Valentine’s Dinner for Two

Celebrating Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to mean heavy food or a sugar overload. You can create something beautiful, nourishing, and still a little indulgent.

For dinner:
✨ Pan-seared salmon with roasted beets and a simple arugula salad topped with walnuts and a light balsamic drizzle.
Omega-3s, fiber, healthy fats, and vibrant color — supportive of heart health and inflammation balance.

For dessert:
🍓 Dark chocolate–dipped strawberries (70–85% cacao), finished with a sprinkle of sea salt or crushed pistachios.

Antioxidant-rich, simple, and just sweet enough.

Lifestyle Medicine isn’t about restriction — it’s about choosing foods that love you back.

Have a wonderful Valentine’s Day and a nourishing weekend, everyone. 💛


Family relationships can be both deeply meaningful and incredibly complex.At The Flourish Center, Julia Chapman, LMFT, P...
02/12/2026

Family relationships can be both deeply meaningful and incredibly complex.

At The Flourish Center, Julia Chapman, LMFT, PMH-C, offers Individual & Couples Therapy with a special focus on Family of Origin conflict.

Whether you’re navigating childhood wounds, striving for greater independence, grieving loss, or working to rebuild strained relationships, therapy can provide a steady, supportive space to process it all.

Julia supports clients in:
• Exploring and healing past experiences
• Clarifying personal wants and needs
• Navigating life transitions like marriages and deaths
• Repairing damaged relationships
• Strengthening confidence in relationships with both biological and chosen family

By thoughtfully processing the past and identifying patterns, clients often find greater clarity, freedom, and satisfaction in their relationships.

To learn more or schedule, contact Julia:
🌿 juliachapmantherapy.com


Join Jen Owen, NP this Saturday for our Monthly In-Person Workshop:Restore & Revitalize Monthly Women’s CircleThis once-...
02/11/2026

Join Jen Owen, NP this Saturday for our Monthly In-Person Workshop:

Restore & Revitalize Monthly Women’s Circle

This once-a-month gathering is an opportunity to slow down, move your body, reset your breathing, clear your pelvic bowl, balance your chakras, and restore your energy in a safe and supportive space.

It’s a time to reconnect — with yourself and with community.
🗓 Every 2nd Saturday
⏰ 9:30–11:30am
💛 $27 per circle or $277/year
We’d love to have you join us.

Learn more and reserve your spot at theflourishcenter.co.


HOLISTIC PELVIC CARE™Pelvic Floor Healing in Portland, ORHolistic Pelvic Care™ is a gentle, restorative approach to pelv...
02/10/2026

HOLISTIC PELVIC CARE™
Pelvic Floor Healing in Portland, OR

Holistic Pelvic Care™ is a gentle, restorative approach to pelvic floor healing designed to support balance, awareness, and wellness within the pelvic bowl.

Created by women’s health physical therapist Tami Lynn Kent, this work combines gentle intra-vaginal massage with breathwork and guided visualization. It supports physical healing while also addressing emotional and energetic patterns held in the pelvis.

Holistic Pelvic Care™ is practiced with deep respect for the female body and offers a supportive space for reconnection, release, and restoration.

This care may be helpful if you’re experiencing:

-Pelvic pain, menstrual concerns, low libido, or menopausal changes
-Low back or hip pain that hasn’t improved with other therapies
-Postpartum discomfort or healing after childbirth
-Grief or emotional support after miscarriage or abortion
-Pelvic floor challenges related to surgery, cancer treatment, or hysterectomy

Offered with Jen Owen, NP
Book at theflourishcenter.co


Program Spotlight: Flourish Foundations8-Week Online ProgramFlourish Foundations is a simple, low-commitment way to begi...
02/09/2026

Program Spotlight: Flourish Foundations
8-Week Online Program

Flourish Foundations is a simple, low-commitment way to begin Lifestyle Medicine if you know you want to feel better but aren’t sure where to start—or if consistency has been a challenge. This 8-week online program with Jen Owen, NP focuses on clarity, practical steps, and realistic change you can actually sustain.

This program is a good fit if you’re curious about Lifestyle Medicine but feel overwhelmed by where to begin, tend to do well for a few days and then lose momentum, or want small, manageable steps that add up to real change. It’s also ideal if you’re ready to feel better but need clear direction and support.

Flourish Foundations is designed to be completed on your own time and at your own pace. There’s no set start date, no pressure to keep up with a group, and you can join at any time with immediate access.

Sign up today at theflourishcenter.co.


Join Our TeamAre you a business owner or independent provider looking to practice in a beautiful, collaborative space al...
02/06/2026

Join Our Team

Are you a business owner or independent provider looking to practice in a beautiful, collaborative space alongside other like-minded professionals?

We’d love to welcome you to the Flourish Center team.

At Flourish, we value care that treats and empowers the whole person—physically, mentally, emotionally, and beyond. Our space is designed for practitioners who want meaningful collaboration without sacrificing autonomy.

Providers we’re currently seeking include:
• Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
• Craniosacral Therapist
• Massage Therapist
• Physical Therapist
Second-career nurses are strongly encouraged to apply.

Flourish Team Membership includes:
• Use of a fully furnished clinical space to work with your own clients
• One monthly use of community space for classes, groups, or workshops
• A collaborative, supportive team approach to client care
• Community-building experiences
• Monthly collaborative, team-building, and business mastermind meetings
(Every 2nd Monday, 10:00–11:30am)
• A feature on theflourishcenter.co with links to your website
• Regular features in The Flourish Center newsletter and social media

If you’re looking for a professional home that values collaboration, integrity, and whole-person care, we’d love to connect.


Roasted Veggie & Chickpea Power BowlA food-as-medicine staple you can make once and eat all weekThis kind of meal suppor...
02/05/2026

Roasted Veggie & Chickpea Power Bowl

A food-as-medicine staple you can make once and eat all week

This kind of meal supports several pillars of Lifestyle Medicine at once—nutrition, energy balance, and stress reduction—by keeping food simple, satisfying, and ready when you need it.

Ingredients
1 can chickpeas, drained and rinsed
1–2 cups chopped vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, sweet potato, or whatever you have)
1–2 tbsp olive oil
Salt, pepper, garlic powder, smoked paprika, or cumin
Optional: leafy greens, cooked quinoa or brown rice
Optional topper: tahini, hummus, or a simple lemon vinaigrette

How to Make It
Preheat oven to 400°F.
Toss chickpeas and veggies with olive oil and seasonings.
Roast for 25–35 minutes, stirring once, until tender and lightly crisp.
Serve as-is or over greens or grains. Add a sauce if desired.

Why this works
Fiber-rich foods support gut health, blood sugar balance, and heart health
Plant-based protein helps with satiety and energy
Roasting brings comfort and flavor without complicated prep
Making a batch ahead reduces decision fatigue during the week

Lifestyle Medicine isn’t about perfect meals—it’s about building patterns that support your health in real life. Meals like this make nourishment easier, not harder.


We’ve shared a new blog by Jen Owen, NP exploring one of the most powerful—and often overlooked—pillars of Lifestyle Med...
02/04/2026

We’ve shared a new blog by Jen Owen, NP exploring one of the most powerful—and often overlooked—pillars of Lifestyle Medicine: social connection.

Social connection has a measurable impact on both physical and emotional health, influencing everything from inflammation and cardiovascular health to stress regulation and resilience. This pillar isn’t about how many people you know, but about the quality, safety, and sense of belonging within your relationships. Feeling seen, supported, and understood matters.

In this blog, Jen explores how connection supports whole-person health, why isolation affects the body, the role of community and boundaries, and gentle ways to rebuild connection over time—without pressure or perfection.

Read the full blog:
👉 Pillars of Lifestyle Medicine: Social Connection
at theflourishcenter.com

Explore our site to learn more about Lifestyle Medicine programs and whole-person care at The Flourish Center.


Yesterday, one of Jen Owen, NP’s patients shared:“This is the type of relationship I’ve always wanted with my healthcare...
02/03/2026

Yesterday, one of Jen Owen, NP’s patients shared:
“This is the type of relationship I’ve always wanted with my healthcare provider. Thank you so much for the care you’re providing.” 😊

This kind of feedback reflects exactly what we strive for at The Flourish Center—care rooted in trust, time, and whole-person connection. If you’re looking for a more supportive, collaborative approach to healthcare, we’re here to help.

To book with Jen or learn more about The Flourish Center, visit theflourishcenter.co.


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2505 SW Spring Garden Street, Suite 200
Portland, OR
97219

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The story behind FLOURISH

Hi. I’m Jen Owen. I’m an Integrative Medicine Nurse Practitioner, Primary Care Provider, Herbalist, Functional Medicine expert, and Pelvic Floor Specialist.

After almost 28 years of working with health and wellness, I have seen just about everything.

Here are the truths I know: 1. No one is broken. 2. No diagnosis is a sentence. 3. Hope and compassionate care make a difference. 4. Conventional (modern) medicine is not better or worse than natural medicine. There are benefits to both. Why not utilize all both have to offer to find the perfect balance for you? 5. There are no cookie-cutter solutions for any problem. It’s best to find the right path/program for each person individually. 6. Nurse Practitioners are a great choice for care. We are nurses first, so we understand how health can affect life. We are medically trained and licensed to diagnose conditions, order testing such as radiology and labs, prescribe treatments, including prescription medications, and serve as your primary care provider. We are bred from a holistic approach of looking at the whole person and how each aspect of life affects wellness. 7. I am here on this earth to help people. I do this with smart, comprehensive care based on love. I treat my patients as I would my own family--every time.

Whatever you’re working with, I promise to listen fully to your whole story, honor your own intuition and judgment about what is happening, and work with you to design a plan that won’t add even more stress to our already stressful world. I believe in a practical, least-invasive, and doable approach to serving my patients.