Naturopathic Medicine is a system of primary care that addresses the root cause of illness, focuses on prevention of disease and promotes health using natural therapies to stimulate the body’s own healing forces.
Naturopathic doctors are family practitioners who are able to perform annual physical exams and diagnostic testing, as well as help you to be as healthy as you can using preventative therapies.
Naturopathic doctors use gentle diagnosis and therapies to identify and treat the root cause of your illness, by stimulating your body’s innate self-healing power.
Naturopathic doctors recognize that each person is unique due to mental, emotional, genetic, environmental, social, spiritual and other factors, so they choose individualized therapies for your treatment, and help to heal the whole person – body, mind and spirit.
Lastly, Naturopathic doctors seek to share their knowledge of healthy living and preventative medicine by teaching and empowering their patients.

Traditional Chinese Medicine, otherwise known as TCM, consists of using both acupuncture and herbs. It is based on over 2500 years of practical knowledge.
Counseling is an essential component of Naturopathic Medicine. Most physical concerns have an underlying mental or emotional component, which until addressed may cause the physical concern to continue. NDs are empathetic and attentive listeners who strive to identify the root cause of illness.
Homeopathy is an energetic system of medicine that has been practiced for more than 200 years, which stimulates biological and physiological healing by the body itself. Homeopathy uses uniquely prepared remedies prescribed to precisely match the symptoms a patient is experiencing.
Naturopathic doctors are extensively trained in clinical nutrition. This involves using nutrients not only for preventing deficiencies, but as medicines to treat physiological diseases. Each person is unique and therefore has their own unique nutritional requirements. NDs recommend nutrients that are specifically important for each unique patient taking into consideration their health condition and environmental factors, as well as prevention of future concerns. Clinical nutrition includes daily intake of nutrients through food and beverages, as well as the use of high quality nutritional supplements where appropriate to meet an individual’s needs.
Water therapy is a health treatment that has been used since before the Middle Ages in Europe, Asia, and the Mediterranean. Since its rediscovery in the 1800’s, the term Hydrotherapy has been used to describe treatments involving water and its physical properties, such as temperature and pressure, for therapeutic purposes, to stimulate blood circulation and ease the symptoms of certain diseases. Hydrotherapy includes water baths, foot baths, alternating hot and cold through the use of sauna and showers.
Your Naturopathic Doctor may recommend blood, urine, or saliva testing to better understand the physiological impact of your health condition, to determine your risk factors for disease, or to help you prevent the onset of diseases that run in your family.