After graduating from Cornell University (B.A. with Distinction, Biology) and the University of Kansas (Doctor of Medicine), I completed my medical residency in Family Medicine at the University of Arizona. There I studied closely with leaders in Integrative and Functional Medicine through the Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine, drawing from the best in Western and Eastern Medicine. Before starting Atma Clinic, I worked in a more traditional clinic, serving patients with many chronic and acute conditions.

• Metabolic Conditions (High blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, weight, etc)
• Auto-immune disease (Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Vitiligo, Scleroderma, etc)
• Gut Health (Crohn’s, Ulcerative Colitis, Chronic Bloating, SIBO, etc)
• Chronic Infections (Chronic Lyme, Strep Colonization, etc)
• Hormone Optimization (Sex hormones, Thyroid hormones, etc)
• Fibromyalgia
• Biotoxicity (Mold toxicity, etc)
• Mental and Spiritual Health (Anxiety, Depression, Stress, ADHD, OCD, etc)

My passion is helping patients find their health. This may mean finding improvement in a complicated illness (the single most common story I hear is, “Doc, I just got back from Mayo, and they couldn’t figure it out!”), helping an elite athlete get that extra five percent and anything in between. I have a special interest in helping people discover a greater connection between their spirit and body.

I started Atma Clinic because I wanted to practice medicine in a more effective and holistic manner. My education and training empowered me to make a huge difference in my clients' health and vitality, but the business-as-usual medical system was keeping me from spending the necessary time and attention with my clients. Through Atma's subscription model, I'm able to form lasting partnerships with my patients.

What is the root cause of your illness? Is it possible to get off of your medications? Have a mysterious illness that no one else can figure out? In-depth personalization of your care offering analysis of your unique genetics, cellular nutrition, gut biome, and the latest in Personalized Medicine. Come, sit, and share a cup of tea with the doctor that hundreds of other Lawrencians trust to solve their toughest health issues.

I grew up in Lawrence and Baldwin City, and I'm delighted to practice in my home community. In 2008, I married Kansas native, Hannah (Kern). We love taking our daughters and son out to explore the plants, rocks, bugs, and animals in our neighborhood. I enjoy traveling, reading science fiction, and relaxing in good company.

Dr. Poull earned her B.S. in Film and Television Production from Boston University before earning her Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Kansas. She completed her pediatric residency at the University of Washington and Seattle Children's Hospital, where she gained extensive experience in pediatric care. Throughout her medical training, Dr. Poull worked closely with leaders in Integrative and Functional Medicine, including Dr. Jeanne Drisko and Dr. Cora Breuner, fueling her passion for holistic care.

Her research on resilience and well-being earned “Best Trainee Presentation” at the 2017 AAP National Conference, underscoring her commitment to advancing the understanding of health and well-being. Dr. Poull is board-certified by the American Board of Pediatrics, a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, and an active member of the Section on Integrative Medicine. She is also pursuing a 300-hour intensive program to further deepen her expertise in Integrative and Functional Medicine.

Before joining Atma Clinic, Dr. Poull spent a year working in the ER at Children’s Mercy Hospital and gained five years of experience in pediatric primary care. This diverse background allows her to offer comprehensive care to patients of all ages.

• Holistic care for children and adults using Integrative and Functional Medicine
• Prevention and management of acute and chronic illness
• Care for individuals with medical complexity
• Neurodiversity (Autism Spectrum, etc.)
• Integrative women’s health (fertility preparation, hormone balance, etc.)
• Mental health (anxiety, depression, ADHD, etc.)
• Athletic optimization
• Gut health
• Autoimmune diseases
• Metabolic conditions
• Endocrine dysfunction
• Environmental health (mold toxicity, heavy metals, plastics, etc.)

Outside of her medical practice, Dr. Poull is a strong advocate for local food systems, businesses, and schools. She enjoys gardening, visiting the Lawrence Farmers Market, and spending quality time with her family. Dr. Poull resides in Lawrence with her husband, Gabe Lewis-O’Connor, and their children, Eamon and Celia. In her free time, she enjoys engaging with her community and maintaining a healthy, balanced lifestyle.

With a holistic approach, Conner combines the best of conventional and alternative medicine to address the root causes of health issues, not just symptoms.

Areas of focus:

• Anti-aging/Longevity
• Autoimmune Disorders
• Chronic Illness
• Chronic Infections
• Cognitive Health
• Environmental Toxins
• Gut Health
• Hormones
• Mold Toxicity
• Preventative Health
• Tick-Borne Diseases

Conner was introduced to functional medicine and nutrition at a young age from his parents, who were self-educated in holistic medicine. Through his own childhood illnesses, he has seen how functional medicine, diet, and lifestyle can improve one’s health.

Conner and his wife, Kaitlyn, are proud parents of three daughters. As a family, they enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including biking, camping, and exploring nature. They also share a passion for cooking and gardening, often spending quality time together while cultivating their garden and preparing meals.

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• Family Medicine
• Hormone Therapy
• Thyroid Optimization
• Weight Management
• Natural Aesthetics
• Lifestyle and Preventative Medicine

Lisa’s journey into medicine was driven by her love of science and a desire to find a fulfilling career that supported a balanced life. Through years of bedside nursing and advanced clinical training, she discovered that true health comes from understanding and supporting the body as a whole. She’s especially motivated by helping patients feel like themselves again—energized, balanced, and thriving.

Outside of clinic life, Lisa embraces her role as a mom of four energetic boys. She and her husband live on a hobby farm in the country, where you’ll find her juggling chickens, gardening projects, and all the joyful chaos that comes with raising a big family.

Lisa takes a personalized, evidence-based approach that integrates conventional medical knowledge with holistic tools. She works collaboratively with patients to develop individualized care plans that support their unique goals—whether that’s resolving chronic symptoms, balancing hormones, managing weight, or simply living well.

• Integrative mental health counseling
• Heart centered hypnotherapy
• Mindfulness and Presence
• SourcePoint Therapy energy healing

David's path to becoming a healer began with his own pain and suffering, which led him to a journey of self-realization. This experience has profoundly shaped his approach to therapy, allowing him to connect deeply with others and guide them through their own transformative processes. David finds inspiration in helping people tap into their true potential and witness their growth and empowerment. His life is a conscious choice to be joyful, present, and supportive of others' journeys of self-discovery.

Outside of the Atma Clinic, David strives to be the best human he can be in thought feeling and action. He is consciously raising a family and enjoys Yoga, reading, nature and experiencing what life has to offer. David is hungry to learn and be of greater service to this beautiful world we call home.

David’s therapeutic approach is centered on creating a safe, sacred space for each individual’s healing journey. He fosters an environment of safety, non-judgment, and compassion, where clients are empowered to explore and heal without fear of criticism. Drawing on his own experiences and over a decade of practice, David skillfully holds space for individuals to release old patterns and reconnect with their authentic selves. Clients working with David often leave their sessions feeling more spacious, illuminated, and better equipped to make informed, conscious choices as they move forward in their journey.

After working in the public education system for eight years, Ashley went back to school to pursue a passion in the field of nutrition. She studied Nutrition and Dietetics at Kansas State University, earning a degree in Nutrition and Dietetics. She then completed an extensive, supervised, 14 month long internship, where she had the opportunity to provide nutritional counseling and education in diverse settings such as schools, private practice, hospital, and an addiction treatment center. She has since gone through more focused training in subjects like gut health and trauma-informed care.

Thanks to Ashley's background in teaching and guiding young adults on their individual college and career journeys, she is pulled towards leading people on the path towards self-sufficiency, fulfillment, and happiness. Her passion lies in educating patients on using the power of nutrition and general wellness to take their health into their own hands. She enjoys counseling and helping patients reach their health goals by way of small, realistic lifestyle changes that are both sustainable and patient-focused. Ashley is also inspired by an intuitive eating lifestyle that honors and respects the body’s innate communication signals and promotes a healthy relationship with food. Other topics she is passionate about include healing the gut, the impact of neuroception on nutrition, and decreasing our environmental toxin load to support better health.

When she is taking intentional breaks away from work and research, Ashley is usually outside with her family hiking, camping, kayaking, playing, and exploring. Being out in nature is an important opportunity for her and her family to ground, align, and recharge. Staying active is her primary mode of self-care, whether it’s yoga, strength training, or playing in the local kickball league. Ashley and her husband enjoy passing on their love of the outdoors and active lifestyles to their two young children.

With each patient Ashley establishes a safe, welcoming, and trauma-informed space to explore the complex history and relationship we have with food. She will always lean towards a more positive approach of adding more nutrient density to our routine versus a completely restrictive mindset, with the exception of obvious food intolerances and major inflammation sources. Because what we consume goes beyond foods and beverages, counseling sessions will also be woven with guidance towards other healthy environmental exposures and conscious daily rhythms that have just as great of influence on how our bodies and minds function. Patients will leave their sessions educated, empowered, and inspired to continue incorporating mindful nutrition and living at home.