Cara Caponio

10 minute information session to meet with a health expert and ask any questions you may have before booking.

10 minute information session to meet with a health expert and ask any questions you may have before booking.

In-office (70 University Ave) Naturopathic Medicine is a science-based approach to healthcare that uses non-toxic, natural therapies to treat physiological, psychological, and structural health problems.

(Tele-health - available anywhere) Naturopathic Medicine is a science-based approach to healthcare that uses non-toxic, natural therapies to treat physiological, psychological, and structural health problems such as: Nutritional deficiencies Hormonal imbalances Mental health problems Emotional health problems Allergies Arthritis Chronic or acute pain Digestive issues Heart disease Menopause Respiratory conditions Skin conditions And more... There are six principles of Naturopathic Medicine all practitioners adhere to: 1. First, Do No Harm Naturopathic treatments use gentle, non-invasive therapies that are effective without producing side effects. Naturopaths make a conscious effort to use treatment methods that do not suppress symptoms. 2. The Healing Power Of Nature Naturopaths believe that the body has an inherent ability to maintain and restore its health, so they facilitate the body’s healing process with natural treatments and by removing the obstacles that may slow the healing process. 3. Identify And Treat The Cause Naturopathic Medicine providers treat the root causes of illness instead of treating the symptoms of the disease. Symptoms are just the manifestations of internal imbalances, so it’s more important to determine and treat the underlying cause of disease. 4. Doctor As Teacher Naturopathic Physicians educate, empower, and motivate their patients to assume personal responsibility for their health. They teach their patients how to adopt healthy lifestyles, how to have healthy attitudes, and how to follow healthy diets. 5. Treat The Whole Person Naturopaths have a holistic approach to medicine. They identify the weaknesses or dysfunctions in their patients and create personalized treatment plans based on the patient's individual condition. They treat the symptoms that define the patients rather than treating the symptoms that define the disease. 6. Prevention Naturopaths teach their patients how to prevent disease because it’s easier to prevent than to treat a disease. They evaluate the objective and subjective information needed to identify the patient’s susceptibilities to future diseases so they can recommend specific lifestyle strategies or nutritional supplements in order to prevent diseases. Naturopathic Medicine For Weight Loss Naturopaths know that weight loss is far more complicated than counting calories. They assess each patient and identify the factors that may be causing or contributing to the patient’s weight problems, and then they provide a comprehensive and lasting approach to weight loss.

(Tele-health - available anywhere) Naturopathic Medicine is a science-based approach to healthcare that uses non-toxic, natural therapies to treat physiological, psychological, and structural health problems such as: Nutritional deficiencies Hormonal imbalances Mental health problems Emotional health problems Allergies Arthritis Chronic or acute pain Digestive issues Heart disease Menopause Respiratory conditions Skin conditions And more... There are six principles of Naturopathic Medicine all practitioners adhere to: 1. First, Do No Harm Naturopathic treatments use gentle, non-invasive therapies that are effective without producing side effects. Naturopaths make a conscious effort to use treatment methods that do not suppress symptoms. 2. The Healing Power Of Nature Naturopaths believe that the body has an inherent ability to maintain and restore its health, so they facilitate the body’s healing process with natural treatments and by removing the obstacles that may slow the healing process. 3. Identify And Treat The Cause Naturopathic Medicine providers treat the root causes of illness instead of treating the symptoms of the disease. Symptoms are just the manifestations of internal imbalances, so it’s more important to determine and treat the underlying cause of disease. 4. Doctor As Teacher Naturopathic Physicians educate, empower, and motivate their patients to assume personal responsibility for their health. They teach their patients how to adopt healthy lifestyles, how to have healthy attitudes, and how to follow healthy diets. 5. Treat The Whole Person Naturopaths have a holistic approach to medicine. They identify the weaknesses or dysfunctions in their patients and create personalized treatment plans based on the patient's individual condition. They treat the symptoms that define the patients rather than treating the symptoms that define the disease. 6. Prevention Naturopaths teach their patients how to prevent disease because it’s easier to prevent than to treat a disease. They evaluate the objective and subjective information needed to identify the patient’s susceptibilities to future diseases so they can recommend specific lifestyle strategies or nutritional supplements in order to prevent diseases. Naturopathic Medicine For Weight Loss Naturopaths know that weight loss is far more complicated than counting calories. They assess each patient and identify the factors that may be causing or contributing to the patient’s weight problems, and then they provide a comprehensive and lasting approach to weight loss.