FAQ

Naturopathic Medicine is a distinct primary health care system that blends modern scientific knowledge with traditional and natural forms of medicine. A Naturopathic Doctor combines the art and science of medicine using natural therapies to stimulate the body’s innate ability to heal and restore health.

The aim of Naturopathic Doctors in both treatment and prevention is to address the cause of disease. By removing the cause, the most effective and long-lasting improvements in health can be achieved.

Naturopathic Doctors are trained to treat a wide variety of conditions including chronic illness, acute conditions, and offer support in many other areas. For a list of commonly treated conditions, visit our Conditions page. For information on specific treatment programs, visit our Programs page.

Licensed Naturopathic doctors have completed a minimum of seven years of graduate level education. This comprises of three or more years of university premedical studies, followed by a four year, fulltime Naturopathic medical program at one of six accredited schools in North America.

Naturopathic Doctors use a number of types of treatments and therapies according to what is best for the patient. For more information, visit our Naturopathic Medicine page.

You can expect a warm welcome from our reception staff and an enthusiastic doctor ready to support you in any way you need! Read more about the visits on our What to Expect page.

Yes, we are always accepting new patients, and we thank you for your referral! Please pass along our Contact Information by visiting our contact page.