Naturopathy
Discover a more personalized approach to your health with naturopathic healthcare.
Practised in North America for more than 125 years, naturopathic healthcare combines modern scientific knowledge with traditional and natural approaches to care. Rather than focusing only on symptoms, a Naturopathic Doctor takes the time to understand the full picture of your health, including your nutrition, lifestyle, stress, sleep, environment, and personal wellness goals.
Your care plan is tailored specifically to you and may include practical diet and lifestyle recommendations, botanical remedies, acupuncture, hydrotherapy, clinical nutrition, and other natural therapies.
Whether you are looking for support with an ongoing health concern, hoping to prevent future illness, or simply want to feel your best, naturopathic healthcare can help you take a more active and informed role in your well-being.
Many patients choose to work with a Naturopathic Doctor alongside their family doctor or other healthcare providers. Naturopathic services may also be covered by private health insurance plans.
About Dr. Jennah Miller
Jennah Miller is a Naturopathic Doctor who works with weird, wild, and badass humans in co-creating their own unique brand of vitality and wellness. She believes in a feminist centered healthcare model that empowers her patients, and allows them to feel heard and safe while working through their health concerns in a sustainable way. She is a demolisher of period cramps, champion of self care, and bad plant mom. Above all, she believes that you are worth your own time. Every. Single. Day.
Dr. Jennah graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine with a special interest in fertility and reproductive health, as well as a passion for teaching people with periods how to connect with the shifting tides of their own bodies. With an undergraduate degree in Nutrition, she has an in depth knowledge of how to fuel the female body.
Outside of the clinic, you can find Dr. Jennah exploring hiking trails with her dog Gravy, visiting farmer’s markets, and trying/failing to keep her houseplants alive.