Conventional and Functional lab work, including blood, saliva, urine, and stool assessments.

All assessments Some examples include:

• Comprehensive Naturopathic Panels

  • Cardio-metabolics

  • Thyroid

  • Fatigue

  • Liver/Digestion

  • Men’s Health

  • Men’s Health

  • Fertility Panels

  • Methylation

  • Vitamins & Minerals

  • Autoimmune

  • Inflammation

• Hormone Saliva Tests

• ION Panel

• GI-MAP Stool Analysis

• Food Sensitivity Tests

• Urinalysis

• Neurotransmitter Analysis

• Colorectal Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT)

• Allergy Testing (IgE Specific)

Naturopathic Doctors cannot requisition imaging studies in Ontario.

Where appropriate, naturopathic diagnoses help frame patterns of dysfunction and guide care. I can work collaboratively with your family physician when needed to ensure your care is coordinated, safe, and aligned with conventional medical standards.

I often directly review existing lab work from family physician and specialists for alignment and clarity.

Realistic and effective nutrition strategies are individualized based on your goals, metabolism, lab findings, and lifestyle.

Rather than rigid diets, recommendations focus on nutrient density, metabolic health, inflammation reduction, and sustainability.

It’s my responsibility to educate you on what nutrition is most effective for you - including the most detrimental and most beneficial. It’s your choice to implement.

Supplement recommendations are targeted and evidence-informed, chosen to address specific deficiencies, physiological needs, or therapeutic goals.

Dosing, duration, safety, and interactions are always considered to ensure supplements support—not complicate—your health.

Health improvements depend on implementation. Lifestyle support focuses on behaviour change, stress management, routines, and accountability to help translate knowledge into consistent action. Support is practical, structured, and adapted to your real-world constraints.

Movement recommendations are tailored to your health goals, current capacity, injury history, and recovery needs. Emphasis is placed on strength, mobility, cardiovascular health, and consistency — supporting metabolism, and long-term physical function.

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles may be integrated to assess patterns related to energy, digestion, stress, and recovery. When appropriate, this perspective complements biomedical findings to inform a more comprehensive treatment strategy.

Hydrotherapy modalities may be recommended to support circulation, nervous system regulation, immune function, and recovery. These simple, at-home strategies can enhance other treatments and promote physiological changes.

Manual therapies, naturopathic manipulations, and acupuncture may be used to support athletic injuries, pain management, musculoskeletal function, nervous system balance, and recovery.

Limited to in-person sessions in Toronto.