Naturopathic medicine is a distinct form of primary health care focused on an individualized, patient-centered approach emphasizing prevention and treatment of disease, as well as optimization of health.
Naturopathic Doctors support the body’s inherent ability to heal through the use of non-pharmaceutical, evidence-based therapies.
IV Therapy is a great way to boost your body and get vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, amino acids and other nutrients that your body lacks directly into your system quickly and efficiently.
Our IV’s deliver high-quality nutrients directly into the bloodstream where they are absorbed into your cells more rapidly than taking supplements. It’s a fast and easy way to optimize your body’s health!
As nearly one in two Canadians are expected to develop Cancer in their lifetime, we support patients affected by cancer by providing care at each stage of the disease – from cancer prevention, through all types of conventional treatment, into survivorship and palliative care.
Psychotherapy is all about problem solving and has the ability to transform lives;
It can assist us in living a more connected, holistic (mind, body, spiritual) life.
A registered Psychotherapist means that the person you are seeing has accomplished and is abiding by specific ethical and professional standards that ensures they are qualified and accredited.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) includes herbal medicine, acupuncture, acupressure, meditation, dietary and lifestyle principles. Treatments correct imbalances throughout the body in the flow of Qi (chi). With TCM, it is believed that an impairment or imbalance in the flow of Qi is the cause of illness. Restoring the flow will restore proper health.
Acupuncture is a main component of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) that has gone virtually unchanged for thousands of years.
Based principally and derived from the philosophy set out by the founder of Osteopathy, Dr. Andrew Taylor Still. In this profession, practitioners use their hands to treat the body through different layers of tissue, such as fascial, neuromuscular, articular and visceral. By thoroughly understanding anatomy, physiology and human mechanics, the therapist focusses on the cause of the ailment rather than the symptom.
Holistic Nutrition takes into account the individual needs of each person, recognizing there is ‘no one-size fits all’ approach to healthy eating. It’s about being real and eating real. That cooking healthy recipes and eating whole, unprocessed, mostly plant-based foods as often as possible, is the key to great wellness.
Nearly all illness can relate to inadequate nutrition. As such, it makes sense that nutrition can improve the status of many imbalances.