What is Naturopathic Medicine?

Naturopathic medicine treats patients wholistically, taking into account physical, behavioural and lifestyle factors. The aim is to understand the root cause of disease, and develop an optimal strategy to achieve sustainable health.

It’s a personalised, hands-on approach that helps your body restore and maintain balance.

Naturopathic medicine begins with a focus on the true pillars of health: diet, exercise, sleep, and lifestyle. These fundamental aspects of life are the foundation for achieving optimal well-being. Even the smallest changes can spark significant transformations.
Sometimes we choose to utilize botanical medicine, acupuncture, body work, orthomolecular supplements, or homeopathic remedies to achieve more specific outcomes.
These treatments are carefully selected based on the unique needs and presentation of the patient.
Naturopathic doctors work collaboratively with patients to develop personalised health strategies, set achievable goals, and provide detailed health education.

What to expect on your journey

in-Depth Assessment

We go beyond symptoms, exploring history, blood work, stool, and hormone analysis, and much more.
Root Cause Discovery

We dig deeper to find and address the true source of your health concerns.
Personalised Care Plan

Customised recommendations blend natural therapies with evidence-based practices.

about leeza

Childhood connection with nature through my grandparents gardens, sparked a lifelong fascination with how the earth can nurture and heal the human body. Later experiences in the modeling and the fitness industry pushed me to explore the body's capabilities, seeking natural and sustainable paths to achieve optimal results from my body.

Inspired by these experiences—and enriched by some world travels along the way—I set my sights on becoming a naturopathic doctor. I earned my undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Guelph and am completing my medical training at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in Toronto. Currently, I’m completing a clinical internship, working with patients in a teaching clinic to prepare for future practice.

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