Naturopathic TeleMedicine
Naturopathic Medicine: Rooted in Science, Guided by Nature
Healing that honors your body, mind, and spirit.
Naturopathic medicine is a holistic, patient-centered approach that blends modern science with traditional healing wisdom. Rather than just treating symptoms, I focus on understanding the whole person—your unique health story, challenges, and goals—to restore balance and long-term wellness.
Whether you're struggling with hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, anxiety, chronic fatigue, or unexplained symptoms, my approach is about finding the “why” behind your symptoms and supporting your body’s ability to heal naturally.
The Six Principles of Naturopathic Medicine
These guiding principles shape how I practice and support your journey to well-being.
First Do No Harm
I prioritize the gentlest, least invasive, and most effective treatments to support your body’s healing. This means using natural remedies, lifestyle adjustments, and holistic therapies while avoiding unnecessary medications or procedures whenever possible. Sometimes, intervention is needed, but my goal is always to work in harmony with your body, not against it.
The Healing Power of Nature
Your body has an innate ability to heal when given the right support. Just as a plant flourishes in the right soil, light, and water, your body thrives when aligned with its natural rhythms. I work with these rhythms—through herbs, nutrition, and energetic balance—to enhance your self-healing potential.
Identify and Treat the Causes
Sometimes, pharmaceuticals are necessary—to stabilize, reduce suffering, or create space for deeper healing. True wellness comes from understanding why the imbalance exists in the first place.
I work to uncover the root cause, whether it's hormonal shifts, gut health, emotional stress, or environmental factors. By addressing the deeper patterns driving dysfunction, we can create sustainable, long-term healing that supports both relief and resilience.
Doctor as Teacher
Education is empowerment. I listen to your health concerns without judgment and help you understand how your body got here—not as a failure, but as a response to the circumstances it has faced. Your symptoms are not your fault, and they don’t define you.
What matters is that change is possible, and my role is to equip you with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions about your health.
Healing isn’t just about what we do in an appointment—it’s about helping you feel confident and in tune with your own body.
Treat the Whole Person
Patterns of imbalance exist—we see common threads in hormone shifts, nervous system dysregulation, digestive health, and immune function. But the way each person experiences those patterns is unique. A similar root cause in one person may manifest as anxiety, while in another, it may present as chronic fatigue. That’s why I don’t treat a disease label—I treat you.
By recognizing both the universal and the individual, I craft personalized healing plans that honor the deeper intelligence of your body and mind.
Prevention
Prevention isn’t about perfection—it’s about learning as we go. Our bodies change, our needs shift, and true health comes from giving ourselves permission to evolve.
Prevention means recognizing that what worked for us five years ago may not work now—and that’s okay. It’s about staying curious, adjusting our routines, exploring new ways of eating, moving, and living in alignment with who we are right now.
By strengthening your foundation—balancing hormones, optimizing digestion, reducing stress, and supporting immune function—we don’t just treat symptoms; we create a state of lasting wellness that can grow with you.
How you'll feel:
heard, honored, and cared about
that you matter
What To expect
I ask detailed questions to understand how you present in the world, how external factors affect you, and how you wish to impact the world.
This includes exploring your physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and sexual health.
I focus on treating you as an individual, not just your diagnosis or label.
Treatment plans can include lifestyle support, herbal and homeopathic remedies, clinical nutrition, blood work assessment, physical medicine, and an emphasis on self-love and kindness.