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The ND Will See You Now: Bill Walter, ND
Learn about Dr. Bill Walter’s work as a naturopathic primary care physician in a government-operated clinic managing patients’ chronic pain and much more!
How Naturopathic Medicine Connects Human and Planetary Health
Planetary health is also about our everyday choices. The food we eat, the water we drink, and the products we use.
Why Nonprofit Burnout Happens to Organizations—Not People, and How Naturopathic Medicine Can Help
Burnout doesn’t happen to employees—it happens to organizations. Dr. Bennett shares how naturopathic medicine can help.
What You Need to Know about Menopause, Melatonin, and Sleep
As women enter menopause, changes in sleep patterns are a common concern. Sleep can be difficult during this time of hormonal, physical, and psychological changes.
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Natural Pain Management
Naturopathic doctors, while medically trained in the use of pharmaceuticals, are cautious about a drugs-first approach when it comes to pain management. A naturopathic doctor will use all of the least invasive methods first to diagnose and treat pain before resorting to medications or surgery. They also work with other health care providers for a team approach to pain management, such as medical doctors, osteopaths, chiropractors, acupuncturists and physical therapists.
Licensed naturopathic doctors are graduates of four-year accredited naturopathic medical schools with admissions requirements comparable to other medical schools. They study the biomedical sciences—cardiology, neurology, radiology, obstetrics, gynecology, immunology, dermatology and pediatrics— and are trained in clinical, laboratory and physical diagnosis. They also study clinical nutrition, botanicals, counseling, stress management, and physical medicine.

Work with a Naturopathic Doctor
- NDs often spend more an hour on your first appointment to adequately assess your health.
- NDs are trained to work with you to answer your questions so you can fully participate in your care.
- NDs focus on patient empowerment and patient education.
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