Executive Team
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Jenny Harrow-Keeler, MA, is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Integrative Health Action Network (IHAN), where she leads efforts to bring integrative healthcare to firefighters, first responders, and communities impacted by wildfires and other environmental disasters. Her work centers on building partnerships, mobilizing multidisciplinary healthcare teams, and expanding access to compassionate, trauma-informed care during disaster response and recovery.
Jenny’s commitment to integrative health is deeply personal. A near-fatal scooter accident in 2014 profoundly shaped her path. Conventional medicine saved her life, while integrative care, meditation, and time in nature became important parts of her longer-term recovery. The experience also gave her a firsthand understanding of the barriers that can make these resources inaccessible, strengthening her commitment to bringing integrative healthcare to people and communities experiencing trauma and crisis. Jenny holds a Master’s degree in Integrative Health Studies from the California Institute of Integral Studies and a BA in Political Science from San Francisco State University. Her additional training includes nature and forest therapy, guided imagery, HeartMath resilience training, integrative health coaching, climate psychology, and somatic approaches to trauma and resilience. Alongside her work with IHAN, Jenny is a certified Nature & Forest Therapy Guide and founder of EcoWisdom Wellness, where she facilitates evidence-informed nature-based mindfulness and forest bathing experiences. Drawing on a growing body of research on the physiological and psychological benefits of time in nature, her work helps people slow down, reduce stress, reconnect with the natural world, and cultivate greater resilience and well-being. Jenny is based in Santa Rosa, California, where she lives with her husband and their beloved cats. She is a proud stepmother to two daughters and loves spending time in nature, hiking, camping, live music, writing, and traveling. |
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Dr. Jen Riegle is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor with a degree from Bastyr University, where she received advanced training in environmental medicine, infectious disease, gastrointestinal health, women’s health, infertility, biofeedback, and traditional medicine practices.
She is the Co-Founder and Medical Director of Integrative Health Action Network (IHAN), where she leads a dedicated team of integrative medicine providers responding to communities impacted by disaster. She is also the Medical Director for Wild Oak Medicine’s first responder treatment programs and a founder of Wild Oak Medicine in Santa Rosa, California. Dr. Riegle’s commitment to disaster response and first responder care is rooted in personal experience. As a child, her home burned in the middle of the night—an event that hospitalized her father with severe burns and destroyed everything her family owned. The care and support they received from their community shaped her lifelong passion for service. With both parents being retired wildland firefighters, Jen grew up with a deep respect for those who serve on the front lines. In 2017, just after moving to Sonoma County, she and IHAN Co-Founder Jenny Harrow-Keeler mobilized a network of integrative providers to staff 15 pop-up clinics across shelters, base camps, armories, and community centers during the Tubbs Fire. That moment of collective action gave rise to IHAN. Dr. Riegle brings to her leadership a unique blend of clinical expertise, intuitive insight, and a deep understanding of trauma-informed, culturally responsive care. She is passionate about systems change, collaborative healthcare models, and the healing potential that emerges when science, spirit, and community come together. She is a 2025 recipient of the Physician of the Year Award from the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and a two-time recipient (2018, 2025) of the Champion of Naturopathic Medicine Award from the California Naturopathic Doctors Association. When she’s not working, you’ll likely find her spending time with her family, in nature, dancing, cooking, or in ceremony with her spiritual mentors. |
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Dr. Chris Holder, ND, LAc is the Director of Clinical Research for the Integrative Health Action Network (IHAN) and a key member of its leadership team. He has been with IHAN since its founding during the 2017 Tubbs Fire, helping design and lead the organization’s first disaster-response clinics. Today, he oversees IHAN’s firefighter detox pilot program, including data collection and analysis, and guides the clinical direction of IHAN’s in-person wellness clinics across California.
Chris is a naturopathic doctor and licensed acupuncturist who blends the best of Western medical technology with holistic, nature-informed approaches to address body, mind, and spirit. His clinical focus includes integrative cancer care and neurological disorders, with an emphasis on patient empowerment and whole-person healing. He co-owns Wild Oak Medicine in Santa Rosa, CA. Dr. Holder earned his degree in biology (with a minor in chemistry) from Seattle University and went on to receive a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and a master’s in Acupuncture from Bastyr University. He has served as President of the California Naturopathic Doctors Association (CNDA) (2018–2020) and has been recognized as a Top Doctor by Seattle Metropolitan Magazine (2010), Sonoma Magazine (2016), and Best Naturopathic Doctor in Bohemian’s Best of the North Bay (2025). He also received the Physician of the Year Award from the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (2025) and the Champion of Naturopathic Medicine Award from the CNDA (2025). |
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Dr. La Deana Jeane, ND
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