Naturopathic medicine is a comprehensive and holistic approach to medicine based on the wisdom and healing power of nature. Naturopathic practitioners focus on the whole person's wellness through health promotion and dis-ease prevention while addressing the underlying root cause.  They focus on a holistic solution that takes into consideration the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects of each person.  They provide gentle, non-invasive techniques to stimulate and facilitate the body's innate ability to heal itself.

 

Naturopathic practitioners use many different approaches and modalities which are in harmony with naturopathic principles.  These include:

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• Dietary & lifestyle changes

• Physical, chemical and emotional stress reduction

• Herbs, minerals, vitamins and other orthomolecular supplementation

• Homeopathy and homotoxicology 

• Physical manipulation therapies and accupressure

• Exercise & breathing techniques

• Practitioner-guided whole body detoxification 

• Emotional release therapies for trauma, anxiety, depression, and PTSD 

• Botanical medicine and essential oil therapy

• Natural pain management therapies

• Sound, light and vibrational therapies 

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Naturopathic practitioners are not medical doctors, they use non-invasive,  natural methods of assessment to locate disfunctions in the body.  The methods utilized in this practice have a proven clinical foundation yet may not be accepted practice by standard allopathic medicine.

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The Naturopathic Practitioners abide by six key elements of medicine

• They take an oath to first, do no harm

• They use the healing power of nature

• They identify and focus on the causes

• Doctor as teacher

• They treat the whole person

• They focus on prevention