Hamilton Naturopathic &
Holistic Wellness Services

Naturopathic Doctors are regulated medically-trained health professionals, regulated under the College of Naturopaths of Ontatrio and the Regulated Health Professions Act. Naturopathic Doctors must receive a minimum of seven years of post-secondary education, have completed over 3,000 hours of classroom training, 1,200 hours of clinical experience, and have passed three board exams to become licensed. Once registered, Naturopathic Doctors must complete ongoing continuing education courses. 

Naturopathic doctors can treat both acute and chronic health conditions, with some of the most common concerns being:

• Women’s health
• Fertility
• Prenatal and postnatal care
• Digestive issues
• Stress, anxiety, and depression
• Autoimmune diseases
• Child check-ups
• Metabolic diseases
• Healthy weight loss
• Preventative aging 
• Thyroid conditions
• Pain management
• Sleep issues
• Cardiovascular disease
• Allergies
• Skin conditions

Your initial appointment is 60-75 minutes long in order to review your health history thoroughly. It is important to complete the initial intake form prior to your visit. The initial appointment may also include a complaint-oriented physical exam to help make a clinical diagnosis. Depending on the case, specific lab testing may be recommended, as well. After your initial appointment, a personalized treatment plan will be made for you that can include any number of naturopathic medicine’s modalities (clinical nutrition, lifestyle counseling, mental health counseling, nutraceuticals and supplementation, physical medicine, botanical medicine, traditional Chinese medicine/acupuncture, and homeopathy). The frequency of your follow-ups will depend on your progress and personal health goals.