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Back to School Survival Tips: Part 1 – Healthy Snacks
Coming up with healthy and nutritious snacks on the go for your children – that they’ll eat, is a challenge for many parents. Here are some healthy foods that your children will enjoy as you send them off to school.
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Dr. Jacqueline Yang – SCNM
“I always knew I wanted to be a doctor, but when I was college, I started to ask myself what kind of doctor do I really want to be? How do I want to help people? I see my work as my purpose, so these questions hit me hard.” With that, Dr. Jacqueline Yang began researching other approaches to care and discovered her calling in naturopathic medicine.
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Dr. JoAnn Yanez on KCAA 08/07/19
Dr. JoAnn Yanez, AANMC executive director, joins KCAA's NBC LA affiliate "On the Brink" to discuss how skin issues may be a symptom of an underlying health condition. Uncovering the root cause of your skin issues is just one of the many things naturopathic doctors excel in.
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Diet Mayhem – How a Naturopathic Doctor Can Help You Understand Your Nutritional Needs
In an effort to stay healthy, feel better, outrun a heritable risk factor, or recover from illness, we are eager to select the right diet. But where do you start when there are so many options, and how do you know which is best for you? Learn how naturopathic doctors work with a patients to create a diet plans that are unique to each individual.
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Breaking Down Silos: University of Bridgeport Leading the Way in Team-based Care
The University of Bridgeport School of Naturopathic Medicine has undergone a number of changes during the past academic year. As the school changes, it continues with the same high standards and celebrates the increased collaboration of its newly formed College of Health Sciences to offer integrative patient care.
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Dr. Cynthia Anderson- UBSNM
For Cynthia L. Anderson, ND, CNM, teaching has truly been a life’s calling that has taken her around the world. She shares her passion in educating the future generation of NDs at the University of Bridgeport School of Naturopathic Medicine – her alma mater.
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Celebrating 100 Years of Licensure at AANP 2019
Naturopathic medicine has made tremendous strides since 1919 when Washington became the first state to license NDs, but some things remain the same: genuine patient-centered care, adherence to the unique guiding principles and therapeutic order that define our profession, and the commitment to restoring health over managing symptoms. Journey with us through time at AANP 2019, the Annual Convention as we celebrate the past, present, and future of naturopathic medicine.
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The Therapeutic Order
Naturopathic medicine is a distinct form of healthcare, and is guided by its principles and therapeutic order. Learn how naturopathic physicians use the therapeutic order in prioritizing, individualizing and guiding treatment for their patients.
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Milk 101: The Naturopathic Kitchen
Cow’s dairy is a food sensitivity for many people. As a result, a considerable number of non-dairy milk alternatives have emerged on the market. People may substitute from a range of plant-based options as well as milk from other animals such as goats. Find out the pros and cons of these alternatives!
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Dr. Aaron Wong – BINM
After suffering a debilitating back injury that resulted in years of recovery, and experimentation with numerous conventional and alternative treatments, Dr. Wong found healing in naturopathic medicine. Experiencing the power of holistic medicine was the driving force in his career change to naturopathic medicine.
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Black Cherry 101: The Naturopathic Kitchen
Black cherries are among the sweeter varieties of cherries and despite the name, they can range in color from black to a deep red. While much research attention has been given to tart cherries, black cherries are very closely related and have much of the same benefits.
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Lavender 101: The Naturopathic Kitchen
Lavender is known as a natural disinfectant, deodorant and anxiety-reducing agent. It also makes a great addition to lemonade. Talk about a multi-purpose herb!
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