Terry Enriqeus

After relocating to Washington from her home state of Hawaiʻi, Terry Enriques brought with her a strong dedication to respectful and heart-centered, deeply engaged patient care, built from over 25 years of experience as a certified Medical Assistant. Her clinical background spans a variety of specialties, including pediatrics, internal medicine, orthopedics, ophthalmology, LASIK surgery, and allergy-immunology. She has always had a natural sense of empathy for others, which was further deepened by her own experience navigating chronic medical conditions related to seizures and long-standing gastrointestinal challenges—experiences that continue to fuel her curiosity and interest in integrative and holistic approaches to healing.

Since 2021, Terry has held the role of Medical Assistant and Clinical Support Coordinator at Sophia Health Institute, where she supports practitioners with Autonomic Response Testing (ART), performs Photon Wave treatments, prepares customized Low Dose Immunotherapy (LDI) & homeopathic tinctures, and triages patient communication through the Charm Health Portal. Using a calming presence and thoughtful care, she contributes to a supportive healing experience for patients while performing many of her versatile roles throughout the clinic’s day-to-day care. She values constant learning and growth and finds Sophia to be a meaningful place where those values are continuously nurtured. Terry is proud to work alongside Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt and be part of a collaborative and compassionate team that is deeply committed to whole-person wellness and truly personalized healthcare.

Outside of work, she enjoys a passion for cooking, getting her hands dirty in the garden playing with plants, exploring her interest in nutrition and the changing seasons in Washington—each offering its own sense of beauty, rhythm, and reflection—and spending quality time with her family, cherishing the simple joys that support balance and well-being in her own life.

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