About JoyFull Heart Wellness
Joy Melton
JoyFull Heart Wellness, LLC was founded in 2018 by owner Joy Melton, MA, EdS, CHC, AADP. The company initially only offered yoga classes but has evolved today into a multifaceted wellness practice.
Joy loves working with clients that are proactive with their wellness and want to take preventative steps to improve future health outcomes. Her specialty is working with busy professionals and parents that are over stressed or burned out. She loves teaching others how to use mindfulness to regulate their emotions and be more productive in their lives as well as enhance relationships with loved ones.
Services offered by JoyFull Heart Wellness include BEMER Pro Home Wellness System, corporate and community wellness workshops, mindfulness workshops, and holistic health and mindful life coaching.
Education and Training
- School of Applied Functional Medicine
- Integrative Nutrition Health Coach- Institute for Integrative Nutrition
- 200 hour Yoga Training, Sakhi Yoga Training
- Education Specialist in School Psychology, Marshall University
- Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, Marshall University
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Pre-Med), Marshall University
Professional Affiliations
- Member of International Institute for Complimentary Therapists (IICT)
- Member of International Association of Health Coaches (IAHC)
- Member of American Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP)
- Member of Yoga Alliance
Our Services
BEMER Therapy
Mindful Living Coaching
Holistic wellness and lifestyle coaching with an emphasis on looking at root cause of dis-ease in the body and ways to improve enjoyment with life and learning to be more present with interactions with others and living with intention.
Muse Meditation
What Exactly is Muse Measuring?
Your brain is constantly generating electrical signals when you’re thinking, sleeping or even relaxing. These signals can be detected from outside your head, using a technology called Electroencephalogy (EEG). This is the same brain sensing technology that doctors and scientists have employed for more than a century to detect your brain signals, similar to how a heart monitor measures your pulse.
The Muse headband has 7 finely calibrated sensors – 2 on the forehead, 2 behind the ears and 3 reference sensors – which detect and measure the activity of your brain.
The five bands are:
1. Delta waves which are most present during deep sleep.
2. Theta waves which are associated with drowsiness, light sleep, and visualization.
3. Alpha waves which occur during wakeful relaxation.
4. Beta waves which occur when alert, actively thinking or problem-solving.
5. Gamma waves which occur when involved in higher mental activity and consolidation of information.