Naturopathic Doctors (NDs) focus on creating ultimate health through the use of natural therapeutics, holistic medicine and Naturopathic Medicine. Using approaches that are non-toxic to the system, naturopathic doctors approach each person as an individual and seek to address the cause of imbalance rather than to cover up symptoms. Naturopathic medicine uses healing methods that are combined with cutting edge advances in functional and integrative medicine to create an environment that supports optimal healing from the best of both the conventional and naturopathic fields of medicine.
Naturopathic Doctors complete four years of medical school and, during their initial two years of schooling, are trained in the basic sciences similarly to traditional medical doctors (for a full listing of the naturopathic curriculum visit Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine). The final two years of naturopathic school are dedicated to studying and practicing natural therapeutics in a clinical setting. After graduating, naturopathic doctors’ scope of practice include all aspects of family and primary care from pediatrics to geriatrics, as well as a full range of natural modalities.
Many people are taking the homeopathic approach to working through illness. Alternative medicine practitioners, board certified nutritionists and naturopathic doctors are creating healing through integrative Naturopathic Medicine that nurtures the physical, social and psychological needs of their patients which in turn creates an environment for healing.
Infusion Health TeleMedicine Clinic FAQs answers your curiosities and concerns about naturopathic medicine. Infusion Health TeleMedicine Clinic’s mission is to provide patients with access to essential health and educational resources to learn more about Naturopathic Medicine. We will continue to add additional resources and educational material for our patients; we do our best to make it easier for our patients to find all the links you need in one place.
What starts the healing process is the relationship between doctor and patient. Being connected with a doctor is lost in todays traditional medical model. We cannot tell you how many people in our physical office love the fact that we take the time to listen to their concerns. Being connected with the patient is the most important part of a relationship. The patient having trust and confidence in our ability and then communicating in a way that builds the bond where we can work together to bring back or maintain proper health. We both grow constantly within our philosophy of restoring health, we constantly learn to bring the latest in advanced techniques and testing.
“We look forward to creating a lasting relationship.” – Dr. Wallace & Dr. Sundermeyer
It is about determining what you have control over so you can live your life with the vitality and health you deserve. We live in a culture, where people are conditioned to expect aches and pains in life, so when you feel chronically tired, your stress levels are high, or your knees start to hurt, you think that’s just the way it is going to be.
The truth is that you don’t have to settle for feeling tired, run down, or overwhelmed, and you don’t have to settle for feeling average. For each of us there is a best that we can feel, and we want to help find that a better you to experience life as it should be – as you want it to be.
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