Big Win for a Woman Owned Small Business: Wild & Well Celebrates a Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Event
Brentwood, TN – August 29, 2024 – Dani Williamson, MSN, FNP, is thrilled to mark a decade of integrative health and wellness with the Grand Opening of her expanded Wild & Well a Wellness Emporium. The event is scheduled for September 12th, 2024, at 11:00 AM at their new location, 7105 Bakers Bridge Ave., Brentwood, TN.
As a small, woman-owned business, Dani Williamson has built a reputation for her integrative functional medicine approach, helping clients achieve better health through practical, whole-person strategies. Over the past ten years, her clinic has been dedicated to empowering individuals to reach optimal health.
The expanded Wild & Well a Wellness Emporium marks a significant milestone, offering a wider range of health products and services designed to support a balanced lifestyle. The supplement store complements the clinic’s services with a curated selection of wellness products.
The Grand Opening will feature a ribbon cutting ceremony and provide an opportunity for guests to meet Dani Williamson, explore the new space, and learn about her approach to practical medicine. “We’re excited to celebrate our 10th anniversary and share our expanded facilities with the community,” said Dani Williamson. “This event reflects the support we’ve received and our commitment to enhancing wellness with new resources.”
For more information about the event or to learn more about Dani Williamson and Wild & Well, please contact: info@daniwilliamson.com.
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**About Dani Williamson and Wild & Well:**
Dani Williamson is a family nurse practitioner and the owner and founder of Wild & Well which includes Integrative Family Medicine and Wild & Well a Wellness Emporium in Brentwood, TN. Dani is a speaker and the author of “Wild & Well: Dani’s Six Commonsense Steps to Radical Healing,” which exemplifies her inspiring commitment to common sense practical medicine. Wild & Well inspires a paradigm shift working toward disrupting the “sick-care system”, stepping out of the realm of “normal” and guiding the community toward “optimal” health.
