What We Treat
Women’s hormone care in Kelowna.
Individualized naturopathic care for cycle changes, PMS, PCOS, perimenopause, menopause, sleep, mood, energy, and other hormone-related concerns, based on your history and stage of life.
What we look at
Specific concerns and patterns.
Cycle balance, PMS, PCOS/PMOS
Period regulation, PMS, painful or irregular cycles, and PCOS/PMOS support.
Perimenopause & Menopause
Hot flashes, night sweats, joint pain, anxiety, insufficient sleep, low libido and hormone optimization when appropriate.
Sleep, anxiety & mood
The nervous-system and hormone work that calms the mind and body.
Weight & energy shifts
Metabolic, thyroid, and nutritional support through hormone changes.
Approach
How we approach it.
Most plans start with a thorough intake plus the right bloodwork — not just a basic panel. From there, hormone, nutrition, sleep, and stress support is layered safely and adjusted at follow-ups.
Hormone therapy is considered when appropriate, with monitoring built into the plan.
Personalized assessment
Hormone care that starts with your full health story.
Hormone symptoms can overlap with sleep disruption, thyroid changes, iron status, stress, medication effects, and metabolic health. Care starts by sorting out those connections instead of assuming one explanation.
Cycles and symptoms
We map timing, pattern, severity, contraception, pregnancy history, medications, and the symptoms that most affect daily life.
Perimenopause and menopause
Care can address changing cycles, hot flashes, sleep, mood, vaginal symptoms, body composition, and questions about available treatment options.
Testing and coordination
Laboratory testing is considered when appropriate, while routine screening and medical assessment remain part of coordinated care.
Common questions
Before you book.
Will I need hormone testing?
Sometimes, but not every concern requires it. Testing depends on age, cycle pattern, symptoms, medications, and whether a result is likely to change the plan.
Can symptoms begin before periods become irregular?
Yes. Sleep, temperature regulation, mood, or cycle-related symptoms may shift during the perimenopausal transition, but other causes should also be considered.
Can naturopathic care work alongside conventional treatment?
Yes. Care can complement prescriptions, screening, and recommendations from your family doctor, gynecologist, or other health professionals.
Related care: thyroid and metabolic health, energy and stress support, and your first visit.
Ready to feel like yourself again?
Book an initial consultation and we’ll start with your full story and current labs.
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