Many people are actively experiencing trauma and stress related to racism, social injustice and the global health pandemic. Additionally, these experiences may trigger those with existing PTSD. Join the AANMC and Drs. Radley Ramdhan and Teri Davis to learn how you can support your patients and yourself during these trying times.
Meghan Walker, ND is the ‘Chief Cheerleader’ at Clinician Business Labs – a platform built to empower clinicians and help their businesses thrive. Dr. Walker is an award-winning speaker on …
Americans spend more on their appearance than on social welfare, health, and education combined. Skin conditions such as acne, psoriasis, and eczema can wreak havoc on not only your appearance, but also your self-esteem. Learn how naturopathic doctors uncover the root cause of these conditions, help patients embrace their natural beauty, and offer a natural approach to healthier skin.
Daniella Remy is a second-year naturopathic medical student at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM). She shares her unique path and why she fell in love with naturopathic medicine.
Approximately 70% of American adults have experienced at least one traumatic event in their lifetime. 20% of those will develop Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Learn how naturopathic physicians are uniquely trained to use a multitude of techniques and therapies to manage PTSD and work with patients to address the root of the issue.
Naturopathic medicine embraces not only the science of medicine but also the art of healing to help patients reach optimal health. What more can you love than creating and embracing our optimal selves!
Sarah Denotter is a second-year naturopathic medical and Master of Science in Nutrition student at National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM). She shares her path to naturopathic medicine, global health experience, and excitement in being awarded the John Milner Nutrition and Cancer Prevention Research Practicum.
