Naturopathic medicine is a form of healthcare that combines modern diagnostic tools with natural therapies. It’s rooted in the belief that the body is designed to heal, and that healing is more effective when we understand the full picture.

That means we don’t stop at managing symptoms. We look for the why beneath what you’re feeling. We run labs to check hormone levels, gut health, nutrient status, and more, but we also ask about your stress, your sleep, your history, and how all of this is affecting your day-to-day life.

Because at Solace, we believe both matter: what your numbers say and how you actually feel.

Naturopathic medicine is not about quick fixes or rigid protocols. It’s about listening, investigating, and partnering with you to figure out what’s going on—and what might help. For some people, that means herbal medicine or craniosacral therapy. For others, it might mean nutritional changes, acupuncture, or low-dose pharmaceuticals.

We don’t have a one-size-fits-all treatment. But we do have a steady, respectful way of working that puts your care in context, so it actually makes sense.

What is Naturopathic Medicine?

How We Practice

Comprehensive Intake

We begin with an in-depth conversation about your health history, current concerns, daily rhythms, and what you’ve already tried. It’s a chance for us to understand what’s been happening in your body and life, without rushing, and without assuming.

Screening and Specialty Lab Testing

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When it’s necessary, we run labs to look deeper. That might include hormone panels, gut health, nutrient levels, thyroid function, or anything else that gives us clues about what’s happening internally.

Nutritional and Lifestyle Counseling

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We use these conversations to understand how your habits, routines, and environment might be influencing your health. From there, we offer tailored recommendations—small shifts in food, movement, stress, or rest—that support your healing and align with your goals. No pressure, no perfection. Just ideas that meet you where you are.

Continuous Care and Adjustments

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Healing can take time, and your needs might change along the way. We check in, reassess, and adjust your care based on how you’re feeling and what your body’s telling us. You’re not expected to “do it all” at once.

Common Conditions We Treat

Naturopathic Primary Care

• Annual exams & lab work

• Fatigue or low energy

• Immune support

• Allergies or asthma

• Preventative wellness care

• Chronic pain & inflammation

Women's Health

Digestive and Metabolic Health

Mental and Emotional Health

• Irregular or painful periods

• PCOS & endometriosis

• PMS, PMDD, and mood swings

• Fertility support

• Perimenopause & menopause

• Thyroid disorders

• Acne & skin concerns

• Bloating & gas

• IBS or SIBO

• Food sensitivities

• Reflux or indigestion

• Blood sugar imbalance

• Weight & metabolism concerns

• Anxiety & depression

• PTSD & trauma history

• Postpartum mental health

• Sleep issues

• Chronic stress & burnout

• Nervous system dysregulation

Modalites We May Incorporate

Homeopathy

Gentle, energetic medicine used to support emotional balance, immune function, and healing from chronic stress or trauma. They’re a cost-effective tool with minimal side effects, and if you ever need help navigating what’s right for your body, we’re here to guide you.

Acupuncture

This ancient technique uses ultra-thin needles to regulate energy flow, reduce pain, and calm the nervous system. Many patients find acupuncture helps with sleep, digestion, hormonal shifts, anxiety, and overall emotional well-being.

Craniosacral Therapy

A gentle, hands-on modality that supports the release of stored trauma and tension in the nervous system. This therapy is deeply calming, often used for anxiety, burnout, or chronic stress that’s felt in both the body and mind.

Supplements

Based on your individual needs, we recommend targeted, evidence-based supplements to restore balance and optimize health. We keep your safety and long-term balance in mind.

Prescription Medication

While we aim to support the body’s healing with the least intervention possible, we’re also licensed to prescribe when necessary. Low-intervention pharmaceutical options may be used in acute phases or when the body needs extra support to heal.

Your care at Solace isn’t limited to one tool or one way of thinking. Depending on what your body and nervous system need, we may bring in gentle, supportive modalities to help you feel more balanced, resilient, and at home in yourself.

Each of these has a purpose, and we’ll talk with you about what makes sense for your care.

Botanical Medicine

Herbal remedies tailored to your body’s specific needs, supporting digestion, hormone regulation, nervous system balance, or immune health. These may be used in tincture, capsule, or tea form, and are backed by both traditional wisdom and modern research.

Why Choose Naturopathic Medicine?

Naturopathic care offers a safe, supportive, and collaborative path to wellness—especially if:

✔ You’re looking for a root-cause approach
✔ You want to feel seen and heard by your doctor
✔ You’re open to natural therapies backed by research
✔ You want care that feels warm, personal, and empowering

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The Six Principles of Naturopathic Medicine

1. The Healing Power of Nature (Vis Medicatrix Naturae)

We trust the body’s inherent wisdom and capacity to heal. Our job is to support and facilitate that natural process—not override it.

2. Identify and Treat the Root Cause (Tolle Causam)

Rather than chasing symptoms, we dig deeper to uncover the underlying imbalances—whether physical, emotional, mental, or environmental.

3. First, Do No Harm (Primum Non Nocere)

We choose the least invasive, most natural, and safest interventions possible. We work with the body, not against it.

4. Doctor as Teacher (Docere)

Education is a key part of empowerment. We guide, support, and teach our patients so they can understand and participate in their healing journey.

5. Treat the Whole Person (Tolle Totum)

Health is multifaceted. We consider all aspects of a person’s life—physical health, emotional wellbeing, relationships, environment, and spirituality.

6. Prevention is the Best Cure

We focus not only on treating illness, but on preventing it. This means strengthening the body, supporting resilience, and cultivating long-term wellness.