Dr. Mark Monwai is the Clinical Director and founder of Cornerstone Family Health Clinic.   Before becoming a physician, Dr. Monwai spent over 10 years working in the health care field.  During his time as a firefighter and as an emergency medical responder, he learned the value of health prevention and the selfless care of others.   Dr. Monwai received his Bachelors degree from Western Washington University.   He was then awarded a National Institute of Health (NIH) grant at the University of Washington Medical School.   His extensive work at the U of W Medical School studying drug resistant strains of bacteria led him to find that natural substances were just as effective as traditional antibiotics.  These findings were the primary reason why he decided to continue his education in the field of natural medicine.  He then decided to attend Bastyr University and in 2001 was awarded a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine. 

As a Licensed Primary Care Provider in Washington State, Dr. Monwai specializes in treating the whole family.  He enjoys getting to know his patients of all ages and assisting them through all phases of their life. His special interest includes combining conventional and natural medicine for the treatment of children, adults, chronic fatigue, bio-identical hormone replacement and Bowen therapy (an Australian myofacial release technique).  

Dr. Monwai can often be found giving talks in the community.  He frequently talks at Evergreen Hospital and at local church groups on a variety of subjects including headaches, pain management and family medicine.  Dr. Monwai was also a  talk show host for over five years on a live Seattle weekly call-in radio show.  In addition, Dr. Monwai has made guest appearances on a health based program on the Trinity Broadcasting Network.  He is a member of the Washington Association of Naturopathic Physicians and American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and is an active member of Eastside Foursquare Church.   Dr. Mark lives in Woodinville with his wife and 3 sons.  In his free time he can be found spending time with his wife and coaching a variety of sports with his kids.

Dr. Chris Cotner graduated from MichiganStateUniversity with a Bachelor's of Science in Human Physiology and received a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from BastyrUniversity in 2003. He completed his post-doctoral training in the Seattle area at an integrative clinic working primarily with mental health issues. He has been involved in the exercise and wellness arena for over 30 years. He is currently a member of the Washington Association of Naturopathic Physicians. He keeps current with his medical education through yearly completion of Continuing Medical Education Credits. 

Dr. Cotner's emphasis is in primary care using treatments that best suite each individual.  He empowers people towards optimal wellness through whole-person care using the Principles of Natural Medicine.  He uses medical wisdom from alternative and traditional therapies, believing in an integrative approach that is safe and effective for each individual.  He specializes in treating chronic illness and mental health conditions.

Dr. Cotner loves to spend time with his best friend and wife, Angie.  Together they enjoy weightlifting, hiking and camping.  He is an expert weightlifter and has recently incorporated kettlebells into his training routine.  He and his wife personally practice a healthy life-style including church fellowship, exercise, leisure and nutritious foods.  Dr. Cotner is also a dedicated sponsor of World Vision. 

  

Teresa Jansen is a graduate of Bastyr University with a Masters of science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. She is certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM). After completing her training in Seattle, Washington, Teresa continues specializing in gastro-intestinal disorders, infertility and acute and chronic pain.



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Tracie received her BS in Applied Sociology from Southwest Texas State University in 1993 and her MA in counseling from Western Seminary in 2000. Tracie completed her 3000 hours of post graduate work at a state licensed mental health agency and became a licensed practitioner in Washington in 2003.  In her free time Tracie enjoys spending time outdoors and fellowshipping with her friends.

Tammy graduated from Cleveland State University with a Bachelors in Psychology and a Masters in Counseling from Western Seminary. Although Tammy works with a wide variety of mental health issues her areas of interest include: eating disorders, adolescent/young adult, women’s issues, abuse issues, self harm and grief/loss. Tammy also enjoys helping individuals with nutrition and fitness planning.