What if you had a whole team that treated you like a whole person?
The team at Princeton Integrative Health follows a healthcare model that gets to the root cause of disease and dysfunction. Our personal, patient-based approach is backed by science, and delivered by our compassionate and comprehensive care team.
We treat you holistically, bringing your systems into balance, to help you discover what it means to be truly well.
This is the heart of integrative health, which combines conventional medicine with evidence-based nutrition and lifestyle healing therapies. At PIH, we can show you how a commitment to simple lifestyle changes can help you to prevent heart disease, diabetes and other chronic illnesses, or manage any pre-existing conditions you may have, such as chronic pain, high cholesterol, autoimmune conditions or arthritis.
We take time to understand how both physical and emotional factors affect your health. Our compassionate and highly-qualified medical professionals and support staff are integral members of your overall healthcare team. And, ultimately, your life.
We co-create health with our patients so that they can feel better, look better, and live better. Longer.
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A wonderful practice, with a multitude of therapies available. All staff members are warm, welcoming and knowledgeable. I have been a patient for several months treating my breast cancer diagnosis.
Princeton Integrative Health is such a wholesome practice! From the moment you walk in the door, to the second you leave, everyone at this practice makes you feel welcome.
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When your father is a medical doctor and your mother is a registered nurse, a career in the health field is virtually inevitable. Jenna entered college as a pre-med student, but the smell of formaldehyde and the sight of blood made her realize that she should choose a different path.
After earning a BS in business communications from Cornell University, Jenna spent 15 years traveling the world as a management consultant. Interestingly, her focus was helping businesses become well by optimizing their systems and processes to maximize efficiency, productivity and profitability.
Jenna reached a crossroads when she became pregnant with her son, Carter. Doctors told her that she shouldn’t be eating certain foods, but they didn’t explain why. Jenna thought, “If these things are unacceptable when I have a child inside me, why are they acceptable at other times?” She began to question conventional medicine.
Carter had some serious health issues when he was just six months old. Jenna bounced around from doctor to doctor who recommended medication after medication. When she went to fill a prescription, the pharmacist pulled her aside and said he wouldn’t give her the medication because it could cause fatal respiratory issues for a child Carter’s age.
Having struggled with her own health issues throughout her life, this was Jenna’s breaking point. She knew it was time to pursue her passion and help people become well – not by waiting for problems to arise and treating them with medication, but by preventing and reversing chronic illness through smart decisions that stimulate the body’s natural ability to heal itself.
Jenna became a Certified Integrative Health Coach through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. She has also earned her certification as a Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner (FDN-P). But Jenna knew she could deliver better results with the help of a medical doctor who bought into the functional approach. So she picked up the phone and called her father, Dr. Vincent Leonti.
Dr. Leonti knew from the time he was in grade school that he wanted to become a doctor. After graduating from SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, NY, he went back and forth between family medicine and emergency medicine. His preference was for family medicine because it allowed him to develop closer relationships with his patients.
Dr. Leonti has always been active. He has even completed five marathons over the years. That’s why he was shocked when he went out for a run one day and experienced pain in his chest. A cardiologist told Dr. Leonti that he had an 80 percent blockage in one coronary artery and a 70 percent blockage in another.
As a doctor, Dr. Leonti thought he was living a healthy lifestyle, but he unknowingly had been misinformed and developed bad habits that brought him to an unhealthy place. He was forced to make lifestyle changes to improve his health. It was during this time that his daughter, Jenna, began her journey in functional medicine and integrative health.
Dr. Leonti had never heard of functional medicine and admittedly thought the concept was more than a little off-base. It seemed to go against everything he knew as a medical doctor. He skeptically attended his first functional medicine conference and instantly saw the disconnect between traditional and functional medicine. Traditional medicine was great at treating acute illness or crisis situations, like a broken arm or heart attack, but chronic illness was a different story.
Dr. Leonti realized that so much more could be done to prevent and reverse chronic illness by bringing the functional approach to conventional medicine. Instead of waiting for a problem to arise and treating it with medication, functional medicine attacks the root cause of health issues and prevents problems from occurring in the first place. Dr. Leonti enrolled in the Institute for Functional Medicine and Functional Medicine University, where he is in process of certification.
The real-life experiences of a father and daughter, and a shared belief in the power of functional and conventional medicine, soon led to the creation of Princeton Integrative Health.
Falecia has been a holistic health professional for over 25 years. She started her career as a massage therapist and later went on to pursue a degree in nursing, and most recently became nationally certified as a health coach.
Falecia brings her passion and enthusiasm for health and wellness along with her experience of over 10 years administering hundreds of IVs to clients with health concerns ranging from improving on good health to supportive chronic disease therapies to Princeton Integrative Health.
Hi! I’m Rupali and I am proud to be a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach, and Certified Personal Trainer… among other things.
My former career as a Designer & Project Manager had left me burnt out with terrible sleep, and bad food choices to offset my stress. In the past few years, I have reversed some potentially serious health conditions like heart disease and diabetes that run in my family. My health issues fueled my desire to leave a toxic career and become a Health Coach, and I have not once looked back.
I became a patient of PIH in March of 2024 and have worked on my gut health, adrenals, and have undergone a mold and metal detox. I decided it was time to fully invest in myself.
I strongly believe that my journey happened so that I can help others discover their whys and learn how to make changes to improve their quality of life. As a former couch potato who suffered from anxiety and depression, I know how difficult it can be to envision and work towards a healthier life. I am here to help you take those steps and build new habits that work for you.
Some of my other certifications include: NASM Certified Nutrition Coach, NASM Certified Weight Loss Specialist, NASM Senior Fitness Specialist, NASM Certified Behavior Change Specialist, Precision Nutrition Level 1 Sleep, Stress Management and Recovery Coaching Certification. Other recent certifications are the CDC’s National Diabetes Prevention Lifestyle Coach and The Resilient Heart™: Trauma-Sensitive HeartMath Course and Certification . My deep love of learning fuels me so I can effectively coach individuals based on their specific needs.
I am extremely passionate about traveling, cooking, baking, fitness, writing, learning new languages, and preventative medicine. I am also a mother of two amazing teens and volunteer at my local animal shelter.
Brianna is Licensed Functional Nutritionist with a “let food be thy medicine” philosophy. Due to her varied experiences in functional medicine practices, medically certified health club, and as a health educator in one of the top nutraceutical companies, she has dealt with a wide range of patient populations and medical conditions.
Brianna completed her Master’s in Clinical Nutrition from Maryland University of Integrative Health and has worked under Ph.D. and D.C.N. nutritionists taught by some of the best in the field! She continued to hone her skills in the Nutraceutical Industry where she earned a Dietary Supplement Specialist certification (D.S.S.).
Her first-hand experience of nutrition as medicine sparked a life-long journey into the world of health and wellness. Growing up with two older brothers with a genetic health condition, Cystic Fibrosis, she learned from a young age the amazing healing power of whole foods and functional medicine. What started as a shortened life expectancy (just 18-years-old at the time) resulted in two healthy adults who thrive on whole foods and nutraceutical supplements instead of medication.
After living in Hawaii for a few years, she unearthed her life purpose to leave a positive
impact on the world by sharing evidence-based information and awakening people to the beauty of a wholistic lifestyle!
Brianna loves learning and is often expanding her knowledge through listening to audiobooks, attending webinars and conferences in the nutritional and functional medicine field to keep up with cutting-edge research. In her free time, you can find Brianna spending time with her husband and three boys, hiking, kayaking, soaking up the sun and sand, listening to podcasts, enjoying mindful practices like meditation, and spending quality time with loved ones.
Brianna’s approach
Brianna considers all aspects of the patient’s life when helping them achieve their health goals by getting to the root cause of system imbalances through a thorough intake and functional testing when warranted. This results in a personalized wellness plan including nutrition, targeted nutraceuticals and lifestyle modifications. Her desire is to provide guidance and support in helping individuals figure out a pattern of eating that enables them to feel their very best both physically and emotionally.
Areas of specialty include digestive dysfunction, weight loss inhibition,
chronic conditions, dyslipidemia, inflammation, pain, metabolic dysfunction, autoimmunity,
diabetes and food intolerance. Additionally, she uses nutrigenomic tests as another
supportive modality to personalize treatment plans, or simply promote optimal health in health-oriented individuals who wish to “get ahead” of potential health concerns.
Dr. Conny of Princeton Integrative Health has known the benefits of chiropractic care for her entire life. A native to New Jersey, she started seeing a chiropractor when she was 6 months old after having multiple ear infections and pneumonia. From childhood, she has understood that chiropractic is about keeping your nervous system healthy because it controls EVERYTHING. She grew up knowing that getting adjusted at the first sign of a cold meant she would feel better quickly because her body was able to function better. Therefore, when she decided to go to chiropractic school, she found she’d been living a chiropractic lifestyle all along and that this profession was perfectly in line with her philosophical beliefs and trust in the body to heal.
From the beginning of her chiropractic education knew she was passionate about prenatal/pediatric chiropractic, however becoming a mom in her last year of chiropractic school really inspired her to gain as much knowledge and experience as possible. She was adjusted throughout her entire pregnancy and her 4 sons have been adjusted since day one.
Dr. Conny is certified in the Webster Technique which is a gentle chiropractic technique for balancing the pelvis and optimizing nerve function during pregnancy. She is also an advocate for natural childbirth and breastfeeding.
Charlie Erica Fall, CTM has been working in holistic health for over 20 years. She worked as a nutrition counselor for families with autistic children and was a team member of the Autism Research Institute’s Defeat Autism Now! conferences. Charlie worked at Stockton Family Practice where she learned thermography. She continued her studies in Toronto, Canada.
In 2016, Charlie opened her own business in thermography and sees women at several offices including ours. She uses very sophisticated thermographic equipment and has her results evaluated by an internationally known thermography expert in Canada. Charlie stays current on the latest in holistic breast health. She is a well informed and fun teacher, dedicated to educating her clients about prevention of breast disease.
It’s not just meeting a doctor for a few minutes and then he’s on to the next patient. Dr. Vinny spends a lot of time understanding and explaining.